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The Iowa City Press-Citizen is inviting the community to participate in voting for the "Student of the Week," spotlighting local students who have made notable contributions. This initiative fosters community involvement and recognition for young achievers. The article outlines the process and encourages local engagement.
A former Iowa City West High tennis coach's defamation lawsuit against the Iowa City Community School District was dismissed by the Iowa Court of Appeals. The ruling upheld a 2023 decision that found the claims against the district were unfounded, marking a significant legal setback for the coach amid allegations of misconduct.
Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds announced that she is close to naming a new lieutenant governor, expected to happen in the next couple of weeks. This decision follows the departure of Adam Gregg, and Reynolds indicated that reporters would receive a definitive announcement soon. The upcoming choice is significant for Iowa's political landscape.
The Iowa City Press-Citizen provides the latest education news from the Iowa City area, offering vital updates relevant to local stakeholders, including students, parents, and educators. This coverage highlights significant developments and issues affecting educational institutions, ensuring community members stay informed.
Iowa's U.S. Senator Joni Ernst is spearheading new work-from-home policies as the head of the Senate Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) Caucus, which is set to hold its inaugural meeting. This initiative aims to explore federal work-from-home strategies that could impact employees and government efficiency.
The Iowa City Press-Citizen reports on the latest developments in crime and courts, providing essential updates relevant to the Iowa City area. This coverage is crucial for local residents seeking timely information about legal matters impacting their community.
A federal judge has dismissed the January 6 case against Donald Trump at the request of special counsel Jack Smith, following Trump's recent victory in the presidential election. The decision aligns with expectations that arose after Smith's recommendation to drop the charges, highlighting a significant development in the legal battles surrounding Trump.