Articles Tagged: Cedar Rapids

In a Sunday social media post, owners Jessica and Tony LaFayette said they will close in 60 days — by April 13.

Foundation 2 has taken over management of Group Violence Intervention, the community gun violence reduction strategy, but Cedar Rapids officials say the effort continues to see success in keeping people alive and out of jail.

The Cedar Rapids nonprofit was chosen as one of 5 organizations across the country to receive a total of $150,000.

Also, Linn County Trails Association gives $100,000 for Fourth Street trail construction

After dire predictions about a “tripledemic” of RSV, COVID-19, influenza and other respiratory viruses, hospitals in Cedar Rapids and elsewhere are faring better than predicted.

In light of a state error leaving local governments in the lurch and down millions in expected revenue as they set their budgets for the 2024 fiscal year, Linn County supervisors are exploring where to trim the budget.

Only one store, in Clive, will remain open as retailer tries to avoid bankruptcy

Development of massive industrial projects and multifamily housing soared in 2022, while office space continues to see increased vacancy rates according to a new report from GLD Commercial.

Old Dominion bringing new music to Cedar Rapids concert

Multiple days, ways to celebrate Valentine’s in Corridor

See the full menus for all 21 restaurants here.

Tony-winning musical brings past into present at Theatre Cedar Rapids

Frank Ray, opening for Old Dominion, weaves Latino heritage into music

The Cedar Rapids Public Library was honored with the Jerry Kline Community Impact Prize to recognize the library’s influence on the community. The prize is awarded to one library in North America each year.

A Cedar Rapids man was sentenced to up to 25 years for assaulting his ex-girlfriend’s boyfriend with a baseball bat and other charges.