The $1 million Cultivate Hope Corner Store, operated by nonprofit Matthew 25 at 604 Ellis Blvd. NW, has opened with a focus on reduced-cost, healthy food in Time Check. Its mission is to educate residents on nutrition and promote food access.
The Iowa Supreme Court ruled Friday that two restaurants cannot collect damages from insurance policies for losing business following the governor’s March 2020 order requiring restaurants to temporarily stop in-person dining amid rising COVID-19 cases.
Goldman Sachs Asset Management’s infrastructure investing business unit closed on its purchase of Cedar Rapids-based ImOn Communications Friday.
A case was detected in a commercial turkey flock in Bremer County, the 17th such detection in Iowa this year.
So far in 2022, 19 dog breeders in Iowa have been cited for violations — more than any other state in the nation.
The USDA recommends chickens be moved indoors to protect against the disease. While some are keeping their hens inside, not everyone agrees.
The transportation secretary said the bridges aren’t Democrat or Republican, even though only 19 Republican U.S. senators voted for the funding along with two Republican U.S. House members
President Biden signed a new law called the Ending Forced Arbitration of Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment Act of 2021, or EFASASHA, barring the use of forced arbitration to address sexual assault and harassment claims in the workplace.
IowaWatch, an Iowa-based news nonprofit, is joining Investigate Midwest and will have a new focus reporting on agriculture.
Cedar Rapids Thew Brewing posted on Facebook Tuesday it had ceased brewing operations.
A decision by a federal judge in Florida to throw out a national mask mandate for public transportation across the United States created a confusing patchwork of rules for passengers as they navigate airports and transit systems.
It’s been said that volatility is a “tax” that investors have to pay for harnessing the wealth-building power of the financial markets. But rationalizing market fluctuations doesn’t make them any less nerve-wracking, especially if you’re nearing retirement age.
The large building at 640 Marion Blvd. will be developed on the former Hames Homes site at the western gateway of Marion.
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