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Reynolds discusses 'a school's responsibility' in Condition of the State address

By John Suayan | Jan 16, 2022

In her 2022 Condition of the State address, Gov. Kim Reynolds discussed what education means to the state of Iowa.

Reynolds announces disbursement of more than $210 in broadband infrastructure grants

By John Suayan | Jan 9, 2022

More than $210 million has been disbursed through the Empower Rural Iowa Broadband Grants Program, Gov. Kim Reynolds and the Office of the Chief Information Officer announced Jan. 4.

Reynolds appoints Thompson head of Iowa Civil Rights Commission

By John Suayan | Jan 9, 2022

Gov. Kim Reynolds on Jan. 5 appointed Stan Thompson as executive director of the Iowa Civil Rights Commission.

Monstrous weather system leaves damage across Iowa

By John Suayan | Dec 19, 2021

Much of Iowa sustained damage from a large cluster of thunderstorms that rumbled through the Hawkeye State on the night of Dec. 15.

Iowa continues to experience rise in COVID hospitalizations

By John Suayan | Dec 19, 2021

Iowa continues to experience a rise in COVID-19 hospitalizations despite a decrease in new cases.

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Four Iowa field hockey players take home All-American honors

By John Suayan | Dec 18, 2021

A quartet of University of Iowa field hockey players have been selected to the National Field Hockey Coaches Association All-American team, according to a school issued press release.

Former Iowa QB Poholsky passes away at 54

By John Suayan | Oct 16, 2021

Former Iowa quarterback Tom Poholsky passed away on Oct. 6 at the age of 54.

'Resident license sales are down,' Iowa seeks public input on proposed fee

By John Suayan | Oct 3, 2021

The number of state fishing licenses sold in Iowa this year has declined by 13%, but there’s been no change to the number of out-of-state residents licensed to go fishing in the Hawkeye State’s waters.

'Good news!' ACLU Iowa declares after federal judge extends ban on mask mandates

By John Suayan | Oct 3, 2021

A federal judge late last month extended his order permitting schools in Iowa to implement their own mask orders.

Trump to hold campaign-style rally in Iowa

By John Suayan | Sep 19, 2021

Iowa is one of two states that will host rallies for former President Donald J. Trump in the fall.

City of Waterloo, police department form partnership with location-based safety network

By John Suayan | Sep 7, 2020

The Waterloo Police Department and the City of Waterloo have formed a partnership with location-based safety network Atlas One to help keep residents safe.

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