Internet providers vow to fight tighter regulation
Internet service firms pledge to challenge proposed FCC rules as federal regulators consider stricter oversight. Industry groups cite potential impacts on investment, competition, and consumer choices while signaling legal action if measures advance.
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Iowa Gas Tax Increase Takes Effect Sunday
Gov. Branstad signs the first gas tax increase in 25 years raising 10 cents per gallon. The measure, approved by a split Legislature, aims to fund state needs while prices at the pump are expected to rise about 30 cents more in coming weeks. Opponents say the public will blame lawmakers as prices climb.
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Ta-Nehisi Coates speaks on racism in Iowa City lecture
Atlantic writer Ta-Nehisi Coates urged acknowledgment of centuries of institutional racism in the United States during a talk in Iowa City, calling for candor about the country’s legacy. The discussion drew attendees concerned with race and history in the community.
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Iowa women rout Wisconsin as Bluder hits 300th win
Hawkeyes coach Lisa Bluder earns her 300th victory while Samantha Logic nears a triple double with one assist shy as Iowa downs Wisconsin.
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Cedar Rapids loses 2.7 million in federal housing funds
Iowa Economic Development Authority redirected nearly 3 million of disaster funds from Cedar Rapids projects to Linden Place Apartments in Council Bluffs to improve geographic distribution. Hobart Historic Restoration’s plan for the Rubias Building in Cedar Rapids, awarded 2.7 million, was withdrawn after partner disputes.
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TSA Officer Checks Documents at Cedar Rapids Airport
Homeland Security official Margaret Kenney verifies travel documents at The Eastern Iowa Airport in Cedar Rapids. The note warns TSA screeners could work without pay if a DHS shutdown occurs.
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Shutdown Threat Hits DHS Employees In Iowa
Federal Department of Homeland Security funding may lapse at 11 p m causing layoffs for a small group of Iowa workers. Most residents anticipate little direct effect as Congress and President Barack Obama spar over spending for air port screeners Coast Guard border security cybersecurity and anti terrorism operations. The scene reflects prior budget standoffs with state agencies bracing for minimal disruption.
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