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As students head back to the classroom, dozens of schools across the state are preparing to offer free lunch and breakfast. A federal program called the…
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An organization aimed at addressing racial disparities in the Quad Cities launched Wednesday. The African American Leadership Society has big goals – to…
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Iowa has received one of the top rankings for child well-being in the state, according to the annual Kids Count Data Book released Monday by the Annie E.…
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A Sioux City food pantry that is being evicted is looking at its next steps.Staff at the Midtown Family Community Center are searching for a new home. The…
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Iowa Democratic Rep. Dave Loebsack is looking into a business that’s buying up mobile home parks in the state and then jacking up monthly bills for…
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While the school year is winding down, food insecure kids who normally rely on school lunches do have some options. There will be hundreds of meal sites…
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People in need of warmth and shelter in eastern Iowa can find around the clock services during this week’s cold snap. Meterologists and public health…
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Iowa City officials say they’re considering replacing some benches downtown after advocates labeled them as hostile to homeless people. Two dozen…
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Starting this month more hepatitis C patients can qualify for care under Iowa Medicaid. But some doctors and advocates argue the remaining restrictions…
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After 10 years of consistent gains, the number of immigrant families enrolled in SNAP, or the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, fell by 10...