The cheapest per-gallon price for E85 gas in Black Hawk County during the week ending Mar. 7 was $1.82 per gallon.
These former Waterloo Metro area high school standouts will be competing during the week of Monday, March 16.
The University of Northern Iowa announced nearly all recent teacher education graduates are employed or continuing their studies. Program leaders cite early classroom experience and curriculum updates as key factors behind this success.
Rep. Ashley Hinson joined a bipartisan effort urging stricter controls on illicit Chinese vapes entering U.S. markets without FDA approval. Lawmakers cited national security and youth health concerns while requesting action from federal officials.
In Buchanan County, the week’s lowest E15 gas price was $2.55 per gallon as of the week ending Mar. 7.
These ex-Waterloo Metro area high school standouts will participate in competitions on Saturday, March 14.
Business graduates face a competitive job market and must develop key skills to distinguish themselves.
Rep. Ashley Hinson’s office has opened submissions for the Spring 2026 Congressional Art Competition. High school students from Iowa’s Second District are invited to participate before March 31. The winning artwork will be displayed at the U.S. Capitol.
Drivers in Black Hawk County reported a weekly low of $2.36 per gallon for regular gas in the week ending Feb. 28.
The University of Northern Iowa (UNI) has implemented the Purple Pathway for School Administrators, a program created in 2023 to help veteran teachers from Des Moines Public Schools transition into roles as principals and administrators.
During the week beginning Monday, March 2, this former Waterloo Metro area high school athlete will be in action.
As U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson (R-IA-02), who represents Waterloo, promotes new legislation to investigate the cost of fertilizer for Iowa farmers, agricultural policy analyst Jim Weisemeyer said current fertilizer prices are driven by energy prices, geopolitics, and trade policy.
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