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Cómo una pequeña ciudad de Iowa sigue lidiando con los efectos de un grande brote de COVID-19
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Muchos de los empleados de las plantas procesadoras de carne de Iowa ya se encontraban en posiciones vulnerables. Entonces COVID les pegó fuerte en las plantas
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Tuesday marks one year since the first group of Iowans were vaccinated against COVID-19. Iowa continues to experience record high COVID-19 hospitalizations for this year.
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State health officials said they have confirmed the first case of the omicron COVID-19 variant in Iowa.
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A federal investigation has concluded there is reasonable cause to believe the state violated the Americans with Disabilities Act at the Woodward and Glenwood Resource Centers.
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Iowa’s COVID-19 hospitalizations and community transmission rates remain high heading into the Thanksgiving weekend, and one expert says Iowans need to take extra precautions.
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An analysis of nursing home staff vaccination rates by AARP using federal numbers found Iowa's rates have improved, but they still lag behind national rates.
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Iowa is joining nine other states opposing President Biden's executive order that affect about one-fifth of the nation's workforce.
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City officials say the funds will help speed up construction on the west side of the river, providing more protection sooner.
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Iowa organizations that support crime victims’ services will receive new federal funding since President Joe Biden signed a law to redirect dollars to the Crime Victims Fund.