Articles Tagged: Cedar Rapids

Opening its third location, Roasters Coffeehouse has replaced Greyhound Cafe & Deli.

Officers were dispatched shortly before midnight to the 1100 block of First Avenue NW

Cedar Rapids Freedom Festival organizers have announced the first-ever Patriotic Porch Contest. Decorate your porch, yard, or business storefront for a chance at cash prizes.

Masks encouraged. And since it’s starting later, this year’s season will go into the fall, and with many more vendors than 2020.

The settlement will head to the city manager for approval. The lawsuit asserted that Mitchell, a Black motorist, was recklessly shot and paralyzed by white police officer Lucas Jones, who has since been fired for a separate incident.

Winter played key role in the city’s responses to the 2016 flood and 2020 derecho. She will soon take on a new role in Florida, the city manager announced.

Tour of Johnson County, Cedar Rapids businesses planned in August

Feed Iowa First partnered with several Iowa organizations to bring to life a new mobile food pantry in the northwest quadrant. It will operate Tuesdays from 4 to 5 p.m. on a seasonal cycle.

Van will bring recreation to 13 parks this summer

Taylor Bergen elevated from interim post at Cedar Rapids contemporary arts presenter.

Cedar Rapids Mayor Brad Hart discussed derecho and COVID-19 recovery, local control, the end of “backfill” payments, as well as other issues affecting cities in Iowa in a taping of “Iowa Press” on Iowa PBS

The Cedar Rapids area has experienced a historically low housing inventory.

Tyler Koob, 34, faces an attempted murder charge in connection to a shooting that occurred in November at a commercial property in southwest Cedar Rapids.

A new story walk at Reed Park, 618 Seventh Ave. SW in Cedar Rapids, will open on Thursday. The first book was written by local students.

Police arrested two individuals early Wednesday morning after they allegedly led police on a high-speed chase in a stolen vehicle.