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Despite having a roof over their heads, more than half of working immigrant families meet the technical definition of homelessness as they double up, triple up and worse to maintain their homes.
Calling taxpayer-funded basic income programs “socialism on steroids” and “an attack on American values,” two Republican state lawmakers on Thursday advanced legislation that would prohibit such programs in Iowa.
Sheridan College in Johnson County has announced the second annual Performing Arts Series in partnership with the Johnson County Public Library. This series will showcase members of the Sheridan College Performing Arts. All performances will begin at 6:15 p.m. and will be located at the Johnson
Johnson County's Commissioners have voted to accept a $25,000 grant through the Wyoming Department of Health. Public Health Nursing Manager Kristin Friedrich explained what the grant will fund. Deputy County Attorney Barry Crago reviewed the grant agreement and saw no issues with it. A
Although Mercy Iowa City wants an expeditious sale of its assets – after the 150-year-old hospital filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy this month – its bondholders and creditors this week asked a judge to tap the brakes to give them time for due diligence and to maximize the “value of the sale.”