Two Million Aid Planned for Iowa Homeless Veterans
Iowa will receive 2 million dollars to assist homeless veterans amid an ongoing VA program that has reduced nationwide homelessness but left nearly 200 veterans in Iowa. Michael Washington, a Davenport Marine veteran, describes the struggle as feeling invisible and separated from family and friends.
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Regents blueprint hints at tuition hikes and forecasting
The Iowa Board of Regents weighs a dynamic multi year plan showing a 2 percent rise in state support for 2018 and 2019 and a 2 percent resident undergraduate tuition increase each year. The plan aims to provide predictability while allowing changes as the budgeting process evolves.
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Iowa pheasant population falls 13 percent yet hunting season may mirror last year
Iowa's pheasant population dropped 13 percent in the past year per August roadside survey data from the Department of Natural Resources. Upland wildlife biologist Todd Bogenschutz says hunters can expect a season similar to last year with about 56,000 hunters and 270,000 roosters. weather in winter and spring was average for chick survival. Pheasant season runs Oct 29 through Jan 10.
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