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As they continue to work to repair the nearly 5 million dollars in damage, students have found alternative places to practice an instrument, gather for an event, or see a show. → Read More
Both departments say these incidents aren’t a reflection of their town or any town as it can happen to any public park. → Read More
Some things that can’t be fixed and replaced nearly as quickly are the trees. → Read More
Lockdowns and public restrictions gave everyone a lot to growl about. When an animal isn’t used to being around other animals, small children, large groups of people, or all of the above they can react in an aggressive way when present in any number of situations. → Read More
North Linn and Tipton schools are two of the several districts in the area without AC in their buildings. Both take many factors into consideration before deciding to let out early. → Read More
Regardless of the stage of life, these birds are protected under the migratory bird treaty act. It’s been in place since 1918 and prohibits the killing, capturing, selling, trading, and/or transport of protected migratory bird species . → Read More
With this policy, students can use locker rooms, bathrooms or stay in rooms overnight correlating with their gender identity. The district’s attorney says this policy aligns with state and federal law and could protect the district from discrimination lawsuits. → Read More
Despite the cool soil temperatures, 9 percent of Iowa’s expected corn crop has been planted. That’s 11 days behind last year and 9 days behind the 5-year average. → Read More
Between inflation and competitive wages in the industry, they say their base pay isn’t enough. → Read More
Something as small as understanding a syllabus, to student loan debt, this program gives first generation students the chance to connect and get over those obstacles that many other students might not experience. → Read More
Linn County Supervisor, Ben Rogers says that the lot is leased to the county by the Iowa Department of Transportation. → Read More
Now that public places everywhere are seeing safety-related restrictions lessen, the challenges for the Jasnous’ are still just as strong. → Read More
The idea came about after Russia invaded Ukraine. She realized the Center for Language and Culture Learning didn’t include information about Ukraine, so she wanted to offer her knowledge. → Read More
As a a part of working for the clinic, all staff at the UIHC LGBTQ Clinic receives LGBTQ-specific “Cultural humility” training to ensure everyone who walks in the door feels welcomed and affirmed. → Read More
Almost all the supplies, including the merchandise were donated by community members. And the most expensive thing in the store is $12. → Read More
He says he’s thankful to be working alongside three other men experiencing the same hardships he and his family are. → Read More
The Cedar Rapids Fire Department hasn’t told him what the cause of the fire is yet. → Read More
One of the topics during Tuesday’s roundtable was affordability when it comes to higher education. → Read More
The center’s newest academy is aimed at future early childhood educators. It’s a pilot program in partnership with the Iowa City School District and Kirkwood Community College. → Read More
Monday they launched an online Diversity Equity and Inclusion, or DEI Assessment. The questionnaire is free and confidential. → Read More