by O. Kay Henderson | Nov 27, 2014 | Education, News, Politics & Government
A new public-private partnership is offering all Iowa schools new “citizenship” courses for students in Iowa middle schools and high schools. “This type of partnership and this type of curriculum being offered to teachers is extremely, extremely...
by Radio Iowa Contributor | Nov 27, 2014 | Human Interest, News
Officials in Cedar Rapids have struggled for years to control the population of geese within city limits and the latest gadget meant to scare the birds away is working, but not quite as well as expected. Parks workers introduced FIDO, which stands for “Fowl...
by Matt Kelley | Nov 27, 2014 | News
Pet owners who are hosting large gatherings of family over the Thanksgiving holiday are being reminded to take steps to keep their furry friends safe. Animal Rescue League (ARL) of Iowa executive director Tom Colvin says even the most social pets can become anxious...
by Matt Kelley | Nov 27, 2014 | Health & Medicine, News
About 13% of all Iowans now put food on the table each day with the help of SNAP benefits. The latest Farm Bill is providing some $200 million in grants that will be used to help those receiving SNAP benefits to find jobs — or better paying jobs. U.S....
by Radio Iowa Contributor | Nov 27, 2014 | Education, News, Politics & Government
Two students have reserved spots on the two state boards that set education policy. Hannah Rens, a junior at Sioux City East High School, was appointed to the State Board of Education last spring. She’s also a member of the student council at her high school,...
