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2020 was a record year for liquor sales across the state, even with people spending less time at bars and restaurants.
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Weeks after Iowa received its first shipments of the COVID-19 vaccine, the state is still in the process of vaccinating health care workers and nursing homes, and some leaders say they feel vaccination efforts are moving slower than expected.
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2020 was an unbelievably exhausting year for health care workers.
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This episode of River to River takes a look back at local news in 2020.
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River to River host Ben Kieffer checks in with IPR's Natalie Krebs following Gov. Reynolds' 11:00 am press conference on Tuesday, December 22.
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The U.S. Department of Justice has concluded the state of Iowa likely violated the constitutional rights of disabled residents at the state-run Glenwood Resource Center by subjecting them to harmful human experimentation and inadequate medical care.
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Talk of Iowa's Charity Nebbe learns what it's like to be a nurse in an intensive care unit at this moment.
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Workers in meatpacking facilities will have a new option for healthcare if a pilot program is successful.
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Our country has rolled out its first COVID-19 vaccines. Here in Iowa, as in other states, frontline health care workers were the first to receive the first doses of the two-dose Pfizer vaccine. The speed at which the vaccine development occurred is unprecedented in modern medical history.
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