Live footage from one or more public safety cameras in downtown Cedar Rapids was temporarily accessible to anyone with internet access, according to the security vendor that operates similar technology nationwide.
A new Asian market may become an oasis in a food desert for the Wellington Heights and Mound View neighborhoods.
It’s not often that “thinking inside the box,” is lauded as a winning strategy. But for spoken word poet Henry Morray, it won Slamovision’s 2025 international slam poetry competition.
Construction on Horizons’ $5.5 million “Our Place” center for older adults will begin early next near.
For years, “I’ll meet you there” was the catchphrase that bonded Mary Kay McGrath and her busy family. Now, it’s a cafe and bookstore that will bring others together.
Cedar Rapids firefighters spent 25 hours last weekend working to control a massive blaze of large cardboard bales at a disposal and recycling business on the city’s southwest side.
The interactive, near real-time map will show where the plows are and have been during significant winter weather events.
The Robert and Elizabeth Allsop Charitable Trust recently announced a “significant” investment in the westside Cedar Rapids library project.
"The Reason We Celebrate," slated for Saturday at CSPS Hall, will be as eclectic as the crowd Lamaria Purchase hopes to draw.
Production after production, the show has gone on for a full century for Theatre Cedar Rapids, and the trajectory has been nothing short of amazing.
Renovations in City Council chambers will relocate several government body meetings to Linn-Mar facilties, while Christmas and New Year’s holidays will impact garbage pickup and other services. A roundup of notes from area government bodies.
Babs Haggin-Roy recalls growing up in Illinois, the second daughter of deaf parents. Their home was quiet. No music, no singing, no telephone, no radio and no television.
GOP Congressman Randy Feenstra tied his campaign for Iowa governor to President Donald Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill,” defended tariffs and promised to cut property taxes while expanding health care access during a campaign stop in Cedar Rapids.
A man from Quebec, Canada was arrested Wednesday on charges that he placed credit card scanners on the registers at two Family Dollar Stores in Cedar Rapids, according to a press release from the Cedar Rapids Police Department.
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