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Potential eastern Iowa college students now see detailed cost estimate
An eastern Iowa college is using a new method to give prospective students more accurate information about the cost to attend. Cornell College in Mount Vernon is sending personalized cost
Iowa ‘behavioral health’ district plan goes into effect today
This is the first day of operations for Iowa’s unified system for treatment of mental illnesses and substance abuse, along with services for Iowans with disabilities. Marissa Eyanson, director of
Iowa behavioral health district plan goes into effect today
This is the first day of operations for Iowa’s unified system for treatment of mental illnesses and substance abuse, along with services for Iowans with disabilities. Marissa Eyanson, director of
Governor issues executive order on antisemitism for Iowa universities
Governor Kim Reynolds has signed an executive order that directs the Iowa Board of Regents to ensure that the University of Iowa, Iowa State University and the University of Northern
Highway 75 Construction Progressing North
Highway 75 road construction in Sioux Center is set to move further to the north beginning today (Monday). The road closure will extend from the downtown stoplight intersection to north
Iowa Lottery spokesperson retires after 25 years
The woman who has been the main spokesperson for the Iowa Lottery is retired as of today. Mary Neubauer started at the Lottery in October of 1999 as everyone was
Iowa Supreme Court rules on two Second Amendment cases
The Iowa Supreme Court wrapped up its term with two rulings on the Second Amendment right to carry a firearm. The first case involved Jordan Cole, who signed a one-year
Strong Weekend Storms Cause Local Damage
Strong thunderstorms rolled through Northwest Iowa early Sunday morning, with winds causing damage and knocking out power to hundreds of residents. In Hospers, the Sioux County Sheriff issued a no
Peak tornado season is ending, but Iowans need to remain vigilant
While tornadoes can strike in any season, any day of the year, today marks the last day of what’s considered the peak season for twisters in Iowa. Meteorologist Jim Lee,
PGA Tour returns to the Quad Cities
This week, the PGA TOUR heads to one of the smallest markets per capita on its schedule for the John Deere Classic in the Quad Cities, yet the community is