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Lets get to wftv deneige first and then went ahead and that concludes our day. Lets get you out this morning and want to start temperatures in the 60s and 70s go with your shorts and short sleeves you may want to sweatshirt, 62 degrees now in orlando. 66 clermont, groveland, howey inthehills, Daytona Beach checking in at 63 and 64 and palm coast. The fog is not widespread but around waterways, debary, sanford, st. Johns river basin is where we have some fog this morning. We will watch out for th...

On Sunday, Kate Martin will explain characteristics of “Victorian Domestic Architecture” in a program that begins at 2 p.m. at the Victorian House Museum, 308 W. Third St., Cedar Falls.

The annual comic book, science fiction and fantasy gathering marked its ninth year at the University of Northern Iowa’s Rod Library on Saturday.

The University of Northern Iowas ninth annual RodCon is set to take place at Rod Library on April 6.

UNI will hold the first discussion of the fourth annual French Film Festival on Jan. 29 with the film “Les années super 8 / The Super 8 Years”. Six films will be played in total, followed by a weekly Monday night discussion in Rod Library room 301 at 7 p.m.. The other films include “Colette et...

The University of Northern Iowa is proud to announce two historic gifts to the institution from Senator and Mrs. Chuck Grassley.

The University of Northern Iowa will use material and monetary donations from the country’s longest-serving Republican senator to expand its education on public service and America’s governing institutions.

U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley and his wife will make two gifts to the University of Northern Iowa, according to KIMT. Grassley will be providing the UNI Rod Library with the papers and other historical materials from his time in the US Senate once it comes to a close. He has already provided them ...

Building on its existing collection of pre-U.S. Senate political papers from Chuck Grassley, the University of Northern Iowa on Wednesday announced the long-serving senator will make another gift leaving UNI with a complete collection of papers from his entire career spanning 60-plus years.

The longest-serving current U.S. senator, Chuck Grassley, 90, will turn his papers over to the UNI library when he leaves office ― whenever that is