• Doris and Victor Day Foundation grants $1M to 59 QC NFPs. . .
  • Red Cross honors two Bettendorf YMCA employees. . .
  • Mel Foster Insurance named 2026 Best Practices Agency. . .
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Category: "Iowa News"

  • “Voice writers” slow to ease court-reporter shortage in Cedar Rapids
  • Arrest made after eighteen-hour stand-off in Benton Cty
  • NewBo City Market delays expansion project amid pause in federal funding
  • Dubuque hotel cited for bed bugs, roaches, garbage, dirty bedding*

    * General filth and disorder

  • KCRG-TV9 Student of the Month graduating early to go after her goals
  • Diversity “still matters,” U of Iowa president tells lawmakers
  • Bill would strip state funds from public libraries based on association membership
  • Hundreds gather for “We Won’t Go Back Protest” in downtown Cedar Rapids
    Hundreds gather for “We Won’t Go Back Protest” in downtown Cedar Rapids
  • West Union Cemetery in Traer vandalized, sheriff’s office asks for info
  • Planned Parenthood Advocates of Iowa lobby, tell stories of reproductive rights
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