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Enrollment in Linn-Mar Community School District has increased by more than 15 percent over the last five years, standing this …
The Gulf of Mexico’s dead zone off the coast of Louisiana and Texas is now the largest ever recorded by …
Three years after the closure of the Iowa Juvenile Home in Toledo, local officials are unable to provide safe and …
Ten years ago, more Iowans could access homes within their budgets. But the combination of stagnant wages and increased costs …
Kirkwood Community College will ask voters in its seven-county region on Sept. 12 to renew a bond issue for the …
A sliver of Linn County voters decided Tuesday to keep the current representation plan for the Board of Supervisors. The …
Sixty-nine years ago this week, President Harry Truman signed a pair of executive orders barring discrimination on the basis of …
Higher education in Iowa is facing several significant challenges – none of which can be solved in isolation. So, it …
Ten years ago this weekend, we weighed in on a special election to determine a representation plan for the Linn …
Linn County this week joined the ranks of local entities from around the country pledging to meet the spirit of …
As the smoke clears, emotions are running high and the numbers are sobering. In Cedar Rapids, the first weeks of …
The first of many doses of bad news spawned by Iowa’s 2018 budget mess involves a cut in natural resources …
If a new pedestrian safety ordinance was as narrowly crafted as Cedar Rapids officials claim it is, we’d be more …
With documented violations of rules governing seclusion rooms in two of the state’s largest school districts, it’s clear such inappropriate …
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