• Iowa Dems lose first-in-nation primary status. . .
  • Bettendorf School Board hears public reaction to recent Superint moves. . .
  • Proposed Coal Valley sports complex draws concerns from neighbors. . .
  • Rock Island LGBTQ+ community center in urgent need of more funding. . .
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Author: Michael Helke

  • Chick-fil-A warns cyberattack may have exposed customer data in Iowa, other states
  • Iowa preserves survivor benefits for foster children
  • Cedar Rapids’ Fun Station shares plans for its first outdoor attraction
  • Cedar Rapids police release more video of woman arrested at Dept of Homeland Services office
  • House passes bill led by Rep Mariannette Miller-Meeks to increase transparency on projects
    House passes bill led by Rep Mariannette Miller-Meeks to increase transparency on projects
  • Woman sentenced for stealing $20K from Oto Ambulance
  • Kingsley-Pierson School Board discusses future of Athletic Dir and Girls Basketball Coach Nicole Goodwin
  • MUSCATINE COUNCIL REJECTS BUILDING APPEALS AFTER PARTIAL COLLAPSE

    Muscatine Mayor Brad Bark, City Admin Matthew Mardesen, and Asst City Admin and Police Chief Anthony Kies

    MUSCATINE COUNCIL REJECTS BUILDING APPEALS AFTER PARTIAL COLLAPSE
  • Storm Lake St Mary’s, Community School to partner for sports
  • Twenty-four employees lose jobs at closing River Hills Community Health clinics
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