Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 5th of September.
Good morning, Iowa City.
Iowa City Community School District board approved an $8M anticipatory warrant to manage cash flow until October state funding arrives.
The $8M from Hills Bank and Trust activates Sept. 11 and matures June 1, 2027 (interest applies only to withdrawn amounts).
The Iowa City Community School District received 8 applications for its open board seat after former director Jayne Finch resigned and has rescheduled the public hearing from Sept.
8 to Sept. 15 (when a new member will serve until 2027).
Gov. Kim Reynolds’ nuclear energy task force released a report on Sept.
3 that outlines 10 recommendations for boosting Iowa’s nuclear energy sector; the report calls for a single state contact and expanded workforce training + policy incentives to spur job growth and reactor development.
Harlow Taube, a 6-year-old diagnosed with a rare condition, will be honored as the first Kid Captain at Kinnick Stadium this Saturday.
She joins other patients from Stead Family Children's Hospital as they meet the Hawkeyes football team *while celebrating resilience*.
Southeast Polk (2-0) beat IC Liberty (1-1) 21-14 in a 5A football game on Saturday, Sept.
5 in North Liberty.
The University of Iowa and Iowa State University have set up heat safety measures for today's season openers, letting fans bring unopened or empty refillable water bottles and use cooling stations, water bottle giveaways, and extra first aid at Kinnick Stadium and the Cyclones' venue.
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