Articles Tagged: Cedar Rapids

Transamerica’s Cedar Rapids campus at Edgewood Road and 42nd Street NE will be auctioned off starting June 20 after previous attempts to sell the site failed.

A heat advisory is in effect through Wednesday evening in Iowa, according to the National Weather Service. Here is what to watch out for, and places to cool off, in the Cedar Rapids and Iowa City area.

Three people were arrested Sunday in Cedar Rapids on charges that they entered an apartment armed with a baseball bat with the intent to rob the people living there.

With increased demand and funding cuts, the nonprofit’s I Believe camaign is more critical than ever this year to keep services going for the homeless, poor, victims of domestic violence and violent crime.

Arts and culture organization CSPS is looking to raise around $120,000 by the end of 2022 to maintain operations as the group waits for the IRS to reinstate its tax-exempt status, which it lost last year after not filing three years of tax returns.

Developer Steve Emerson is remodeling the Dows, Skogman and Iowa buildings, with 43 units in the Dows Building ready for occupancy by the end of June.

Around 100 people gathered to rally for stricter gun laws and regulations.

For the second time in two months, the nonprofit hunger relief organization is searching for a permanent location.

Wisconsin-based kitchen appliance company Sub-Zero is seeking city and state incentives to build a $140.6 million light manufacturing facility in Cedar Rapids that would add nearly 200 full-time jobs, most considered to be at the high-quality wage rate.

Some neighborhood associations and the Advocates for Social Justice ask city to revoke business license of a landlord with a nuisance property.

After he came to Cedar Rapids from the Congo at age 10, Mugisha Gloire dedicated his life to helping others like him. Now, he's providing the keys to success for immigrants.

Tribute to Heroes, DockDogs, Balloon Glow, Imagination Square, Voices of Hope, and the July 4 pancake breakfast — so many Freedom Festival favorites are back in full force, but you won’t find them where they’ve been in recent years.

For several years, “The Color Purple” has been on the wish list for Revival Theatre Company in Cedar Rapids. The show opens Friday for a two-week run at CSPS Hall.

Complacency in the world of music can be a killer. That's why Kip Moore has kept a fairly spartan life, which has yet to include a wife and children.

CROpera also staging free Juneteenth concert at NewBo City Market