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Two developers received COVID-19 relief money to help bring more affordable housing to the city.
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Principal oboist Jeffrey Paul received a commission to create his own concerto. His vision included creating a brand-new instrument. But reaching his goal proved harder than imagined.
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Society's reliance on technology is not only a barrier but an equity issue.
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A man of working class origins who overcame severe alcoholism to become the governor of Iowa and a U.S. Senator — on this episode of River to River, the life of Harold Hughes.
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The state of Iowa has nine Area Education Agencies that fill in the gaps for K-12 schools by offering disability and specialized services. Gov. Kim Reynolds thinks the agencies need to limit their scope, which has parents and educators concerned.
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The franchise fee would help pay for 20% more law enforcement officers and more community amenities.
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Chris Luken knows cheese more than almost anyone else and has gained some prestigious titles to back that up.
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Iowa again braced for another winter storm, this time bringing a blizzard warning for a large portion of the state.
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Many fire departments across the state have struggled for years to find enough people to work as firefighters, EMTs and ambulance drivers. They hope they might have enough support to bring change in the next legislative session.
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The United Nations climate talks at COP28 are winding down in Dubai, and on this River to River, we hear from some of the Iowans who were in attendance.