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Iowa House Republicans propose changes for apprenticeship, workforce training

Iowa House Republicans released their plan Wednesday, Feb. 4 to fill workforce shortages in Iowa by increasing funding and reducing “red tape” in Iowa’s apprenticeship and workforce training programs. The “Iowa Skilled Workforce Act,” which is not yet available online,…

Iowa receives $65.8 million annual tobacco payment

Tobacco companies involved in the 1998 settlement with states over tobacco-related health care costs transferred…

University of Iowa Health Care offers ALS Care in Des Moines

Patients diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also referred to as Lou Gehrig’s disease, are…

Filling your business insurance gaps

Corridor insurers offer tips for making sure your business stays covered as risks evolve  …

New York Life plans for growth in Eastern Iowa

New York Life Zone Vice President Joel Blanchard (left) and Managing Partner Steve Luby discuss…

Dwell unveils newly expanded space

Dwell President Cheri Hochstetler stands inside the company’s new showroom space during the CBJ’s Women…

ESG calculates its next moves

Gary Kaufman, who acquired Entrepreneurial Services Group in January, stands outside his Armstrong Center office…

Corridor charging up for electric vehicles

An electric vehicle charger at a parking facility in Coralville. PHOTO EMILY BETTRIDGE   By…

Physicians’ Clinic of Iowa announces new facility in MedQuarter

Cedar Rapids-based multi-specialty medical group Physicians’ Clinic of Iowa (PCI) is exploring a second facility…

Systems Unlimited and Linnhaven Inc. announce merger

Systems Unlimited and Linnhaven Inc. will become one under the Systems Unlimited umbrella on July…

Mercy Medical Center named one of nation’s 100 Top Hospitals

For the fifth consecutive year, Mercy Medical Center in Cedar Rapids was named one of…

Innovas Technologies builds a better ball

Innovas Technologies co-founders Chuck Dirks (left) and Mike Crocker show off the spongy balls used…

Innovas Technologies co-founders Chuck Dirks (left) and Mike Crocker show off the spongy balls used in their company’s Helios Automatic Tube Cleaning System to clean biofilm and other deposits blocking thermal energy transfer in heat exchanges. PHOTO DAVE DEWITTE

Sesame-Honey Tempeh & Quinoa

Tempeh combines with honey-sesame sauce and shredded carrots in this satisfying vegetarian meal. Ready in…

Teriyaki Shrimp with Zucchini Noodles

This delicious, low-carb stir fry takes less than 20 minutes to make.   INGREDIENTS 1…

Sweet Potatoes with Collard Greens & Adzuki Beans

Red adzuki beans deliver a low-fat source of protein and fiber while balancing the flavor…

EcoFest planned for Earth Day in New Bohemia

The eighth annual EcoFest, an Earth Day celebration, will be held  from 10 a.m.-4 p.m.…