Articles Tagged: Cedar Rapids

This year’s Cedar Rapids display will feature the largest fireworks in its history

Officials say there is no danger to the public

Cedar Rapids Police officers invite community members to meet up in an informal, neutral space Wednesday morning to discuss community issues, build relationships, and drink coffee.

The owner of a 5-year-old, 10-pound Shih Tzu took the dog to a veterinarian after it was unable to walk, appeared disorientated and was not completely alert.

The Crunch Berry Run, a color run fundraiser, will take place the morning of Oct. 2, with proceeds benefitting Murals & More, a nonprofit dedicated to public art in Cedar Rapids.

Fireworks are returning to downtown Cedar Rapids, plus dozens of other shows across the area.

Crews hauled about 4 million cubic yards of tree debris in the 10 months since last summer’s storm downed most of the city’s tree canopy. Work continues on stump grinding, replanting and parks cleanup.

At 9:16 p.m., police received information that someone had been shot in the area of 501 Sixth St. SW, which is a Casey’s General Store.

Rockers happy to give fans the hits they want to hear

Band headed to Paramount in C.R. on Saturday (7/3/21)

Cedar Rapids officials believe the short extension of Ellis to Sixth Street NW could have a transformative impact by easing traffic flow and improving access to the Northwest Neighborhood.

A 34-year-old Cedar Rapids man was arrested Sunday after he allegedly led officers on a high-speed chase through Cedar Rapids and into Johnson County.

Police arrested two juveniles early Monday morning after they allegedly attempted to break into a truck near Blossom Court NE in northeast Cedar Rapids.

In the program, kids can go up in private planes with professional pilots to learn how to fly

19,000 of 22,000 applications for FEMA individual assistance were denied after last year’s derecho