Bailey Cichon

Months of prep, a minute in the arena

Kids Gazette visits a beef farm to learn about raising cows and what it takes to keep them healthy.

For the month of June, we’re making Baked Italian Meatball Subs with the Linn County Fair’s Jennifer Dunn and her daughters.

Community members in Montezuma continue to grieve for Xavior Harrelson one year after the almost 11-year-old went missing, and eight months after his body was found in a soybean field north of town.

Eastern Iowa Honor Flight flew 88 veterans to Washington D.C. for a day touring the memorials, watching performances and being recognized for their service.

UI Stanley Museum of Art to house Pollock on 2nd floor, new mural in lobby

For 14 years, University of Iowa’s collection has had no home. Soon that will change.

Embody Bridal’s body positive and size-inclusive mission supports all Cedar Rapids brides-to-be. The shop opens Friday in downtown Cedar Rapids.

Clairvoyant medium and paranormal investigator Spirit Wolf, of Ely, dies at 71

The Gazette spoke with 39 law enforcement agencies in Eastern Iowa. Twelve agencies had at least one bilingual officer. Of those 12, all but one spoke Spanish. The state doesn’t offer incentives for officers who speak more than one language.

It’s rare that teens and young adults commit murder, but four young Iowans are awaiting trial for just that. Two young men are charged with killing their families in Cedar Rapids, and two others charged in the death of their teacher in Fairfield.

Last week in New Delhi, Hindu worshippers waded past clouds of toxic foam in the black waters of the Yamuna …

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Cedar Rapids residents and those who helped rebuild after the derecho share their stories.

On Dec. 19, 1979, 18-year-old Michelle Martinko was stabbed to death in the parking lot of Westdale Mall. For nearly 40 years, Cedar Rapids police searched for her killer. DNA evidence provided the breakthrough needed to close the case.