Iowa reviews hiring of Ferentz's future son-in-law
The University of Iowa will review whether the Athletics Department followed proper procedure in hiring Kirk Ferentz's future son-in-law, Tyler J. Barnes, as a temporary administrative assistant for football. Barnes, 27, was hired in January 2012 for one year at 32000 dollars. The engagement to Joanne Ferentz raises potential nepotism concerns under UI policy.
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New blood on Johnson County board
Johnson County Democrats say they won a Board of Supervisors seat in a surprising upset and admit they underestimated their stance as they celebrate a victory on the county government panel.
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Meatless Monday trend revived for health benefits
Iowa women open Big Ten tournament play today facing a familiar foe. The Hawkeyes beat Northwestern in the regular season finale Sunday as they advance to the first round on the tournament page.
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Getting a boost from houses and cars economy growth
The Federal Reserve reports the economy grew at a modest pace led by demand for homes and vehicles. St Patrick's Day events kick off Sunday and run through the week in Hooplas coverage.
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Iowa Care Goes Mobile
Vanessa Miller reports on a University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics doctor and his teenage son who created Iowa Med Minder a customized medical app after a patient’s kidney rejection. The piece highlights mobile tech like WOW workstations at Mercy Medical Center Cedar Rapids enabling wireless access to records and results with long battery life.
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Kehl pledges Riverside stance against Cedar Rapids casino
Dan Kehl CEO of Riverside Casino and Golf Resort says the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission will deny Cedar Rapids casino license to protect Riverside. He warns approval would cost Riverside jobs, restaurants, and golf course, turning the destination into a grind operation focused on slots. He notes Steve Gray and Cedar Rapids investor group have only a foot in the door.
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FAA furloughs may close Iowa airport control towers
FAA proposed furloughs could shut control towers in Dubuque Sioux City and Waterloo as about 9000 employees face up to 11 days off this spring and summer. The plan targets positions in Cedar Rapids Ankeny Burlington Des Moines Dubuque Fort Dodge Mason City and Sioux City beginning roughly April 7 through September 30.
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