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UNI lays groundwork for civics center honoring Senator Grassley
The University of Northern Iowa is planning to open the Chuck and Barbara Grassley Center on the Cedar Falls campus as soon as next year. UNI officials say the center
Northwestern to Break Ground on Colenbrander Plaza
Northwestern College will hold a groundbreaking ceremony for Colenbrander Plaza, a new outdoor gathering space and walkway leading to De Valois Stadium. The event is scheduled for Thursday, October 2nd,
$355,000 in state grant money to nine Iowa meat lockers
The owners of nine small-scale meat processing shops in Iowa are splitting $355,000 in state grant money to expand their businesses. Iowa Ag Secretary Mike Naig said the “Choose Iowa
Sioux City to Open Second “Chick-fil-A” Restaurant
A new Chick-fil-A® restaurant will begin serving guests in Siouxland on Thursday, Sept. 25. Chick-fil-A, Inc. has selected Stephen Chestnut to serve as the local Owner-Operator of the new establishment.
Congresswoman Hinson backs firing of state employees who cheered death of activist
The Iowa Board of Regents could take action at its meeting today against state university employees who celebrated the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. There have been calls in
Sioux County Among Rising Cancer Rates in Iowa
The Iowa Cancer Registry and the University of Iowa College of Public Health are hosting the Cancer in Iowa: 99 Counties Project to present county-specific cancer information and address community
Felony Charges Filed Against Worthington Man at Grand Falls Casino
A Worthington (MN) man has been arrested on a warrant for felony gambling charges after an incident in July. According to the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI), 49-year-old Cerritos
Iowans with vision impairment protest new state policy for the blind
Some blind Iowans are speaking out against changes to a state program that prepares blind people to live independently, and about two dozen people marched outside of the Iowa Department
Mayor of north-central Iowa town arrested for OWI
The mayor of Fort Dodge faces a drunk driving charge. Fifty-two-year-old Matt Bemrich was charged with operating while under the influence/first offense and improper use of lanes. Fort Dodge police
Iowa’s ‘Out of the Darkness’ walks for suicide prevention start this weekend
Four Iowa communities are hosting fundraising walks this month that are designed to support efforts to prevent suicide. Dan Lehmann, of Le Mars, says he’ll be taking part in the