Drake University launches a Sports Media and Communication major in 2025, offering hands-on experience with Division 1 athletics and local professional sports.
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Over 530 Iowa sites offer free meals to kids this summer, expanding access in underserved areas and ensuring nutrition during school break.
Iowa HHS alerts residents about serious illnesses linked to Diamond Shruumz products, urging disposal amid ongoing FDA investigation and potential recall talks.
After severe storms in Iowa, D-SNAP aid is available for impacted residents in specified ZIP codes from April and May events, offering vital food assistance.
Governor Reynolds to honor over 400 volunteers at Ankeny High on June 25, celebrating Iowans' selfless contributions to 85 communities across the state.
Iowa State Board of Education to meet in Des Moines on June 20, from 9:30 a.m. to 1:45 p.m., with public participation available both in-person and online.
Iowa's AmeriCorps grant boosts postsecondary success, aiding 70 coaches in guiding students through college applications and career planning statewide.
Gov. Reynolds awards $3.6M to 4 Iowa colleges to expand career academies, boosting student pathways in high-demand fields like cybersecurity and engineering.
Two infants, a girl and a boy, were safely surrendered in May under Iowa's Safe Haven Law, bringing the total to 70 since the law started over 20 years ago.
Iowa introduces pilot programs in five districts to expand child care access, support students in earning national child development credentials.