Corridor bus drivers show high rate of traffic violations
A Gazette and KCRG-TV9 investigation finds 42 percent of drivers for Cedar Rapids Iowa City Linn-Mar and College Community school districts have at least one traffic infraction since 2000. Violations mainly speeding with cases of failure to yield unsafe backing and unlawful passing of a bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Kcrg-Tv9
Cedar Rapids
Janesville
The
Iowa
Iowa City
Linn-Mar
College
Protecting Our Kids Protecting Our Kids
Penn State faces a chilling case of a coach accused of molesting children and weak safeguards. Iowa pursues prevention through stronger laws and school policies prompted by Ames resident Nikki Russell who recalls childhood abuse and its lasting trauma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Schill
Penn State
Iowa
Ames
Nikki Russell
Iowa health benefit costs rise above national average
Health benefit costs for working Iowans rose 7.7 percent in the past year, faster than the national 6.1 percent, pushing Iowa’s average employer sponsored health benefits to $10,081 per employee. Mercer notes smaller Iowa employers struggle more to control costs, with a larger share of small firms in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave DeWitt
Gazette
Angela Willhauer
Mercer
Iowa City
Iowa
Math teacher still believes in old-school calculations
Kennedy High School teacher Bill Herkelman, 73, teaches advanced pre calculus in a chalk and board style. He recalls math lessons from 1960s before calculators and laptops and rejects computers or cellphones, insisting on traditional problem solving. His class features few calculators as students settle in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edar Rapids
Kennedy High School
Bill Herkelman
Kennedy
Bill “Herk
Herkelman
Tanner Boyle
Cedar Rapids
Also Mentioned on This Page
TheGazette.com
Center For National Truck and Bus Statistics
By Erin Jordan
the Gazette
Russell
U.S
Dave Rasdal
SMCS
Editorial
Gazette Mobile
Hasette Mobile
Legals
heresthedeallA.com