• Davenport Comm School Dist sells vacant land they have held for decades. . .
  • Former salaried employees suing Deere over severance payments. . .
  • Lead(h)er reveals 2026 Girl on Fire Award nominees. . .
  • Iowa QC communities work to restore Duck Creek flood-monitoring. . .
  • Davenport century-old homes renovated for refugee families. . .
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Category: "Iowa News"

  • Carbon-pipeline opponents decry “sham” process
  • Supervisors hire new Muscatine Cty engineer
  • Guidance on equality for transgender students removed from Iowa Dept of Ed’s website
  • Cedar Falls Lions name 2022 Outstanding Educator
  • Attorney general’s office investigates surge of solar panel-installation complaints
  • Asst attorney general alleges excessive force by Des Moines police during 2020 protests
    Asst attorney general alleges excessive force by Des Moines police during 2020 protests
  • State settles U of Iowa medical malpractice lawsuit for $7.5M
  • Muscatine Center for Social Action reports an increase in pantry usage, encourages community to donate food
  • Gov Kim Reynolds discusses fentanyl in press conference
  • Waterloo Schools Grab and Go meal option extended
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