List removed that indicated two federal buildings in Iowa may be sold
Two federal office buildings in Iowa are no longer on a list of facilities deemed not essential to government functions — and the list itself has vanished. On Tuesday, the General Services Administration issued a list of more than 400 properties owned by the federal government that could be sold.
The Iowa City Veteran’s Affairs Medical Center is gearing up for potentially hundreds of its workers to be cut.
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Around 750 employees for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, or CDC, have been laid off in recent weeks, ...
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Harper Steele, University of Iowa alum and former SNL head writer brings her Netflix documentary "Will & Harper," to the ...
It’s a remarkable improvement from just 24 hours ago, but looking at many roads in Siouxland Wednesday night, you’d never ...
An Iowa City building that houses a veterans affairs clinic, a military recruitment office, and a water science center for ...
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Iowa City Regina earned a 53-47 win over Maquoketa Valley in the Class 2A state quarterfinals at Wells Fargo Arena on ...
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