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Antonio “Tone da Boss” Calmers’ song, “Victory Lap,” is featured in a video produced by Let It Fly, a Kansas City-based content agency that serves high profile clients like the NBA, NFL, NASCAR and ESPN.

Republican former Vice President Mike Pence railed against “radical gender ideology” in public schools during a rally in Cedar Rapids.

Activists celebrate, others worry about federal overreach

The affluent Hall family owned lions between the years 1936 and 1951.

Ten years after founders bought an 8-acre parcel off Benton Street southwest of downtown Iowa City, Prairie Hill is developing its last of 11 buildings. Four of the five units in the new building already are sold with homeowners expected to move in by June.

Jury began deliberations at 12:07 p.m. CST Jan. 24

Investigators suggest family pressure as motive

Cedar Rapids and Marion, like many cities around the Unites States, have been constructing more roundabouts over the past decade.

For the month of January we’re making Steak Fajitas!

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Winter Ball Fashion Show brings glam

Local trailblazers are building a music industry to put Iowa on the map as a hub for production. One of those trailblazers is Cedar Rapids-based rapper and DJ Antonio “Tone Da Boss” Chalmers, who for a decade dreamed of creating Iowa’s take on the Grammys.

For the month of December we’re making Flaky Beef-Stuffed Pinwheels!

Union members continue daily picketing despite dropping temps