Articles Tagged: Cedar Rapids

Also, a meeting Wednesday will share information about a proposed new solar project in Linn County.

A U.S. Supreme Court ruling allowing cities to fine people for sleeping in public areas may pave the way for state lawmakers to revisit legislation in 2025 that would criminalize homelessness. Some Iowa cities are weighing policy changes to respond to growing numbers of unhoused people.

After losing his wife and stepson to addiction, a Cedar Rapids app developer wants to make mental wellness a matter of empowerment.

Owner formerly operated thrift store in Bahamas

Federal disaster recovery funding is helping Cedar Rapids and surrounding communities in Linn and Benton counties boost housing stock after the 2020 derecho, expanding homeownership for low- and moderate-income households. Here’s how to apply.

Brenna Fall, a Cedar Rapids Public Works employee the past seven years, was tapped as the department’s director starting Wednesday.

It will be smaller than store in Collins Road Plaza

Bob Campagna’s exhibit will be on display at The History Center to Dec. 6

Two Cedar Rapids entrepreneurs are going in together on their first restaurant with three distinct concepts spread over two floors.

BurgerFiend is moving to live under the roof of another sister restaurant.

The closure comes two years after it opened in May 2022.

A social worker for Heritage Specialty Care was justified in quitting after the facility failed to inform her of residents who had serious, contagious diseases, according to a judge’s ruling.

The Cedar Rapids Community School District is launching a meal site at Johnson STEAM Academy to expand food access for households affected by the recent closure of the First Avenue Hy-Vee in a rare collaboration with area state and local government officials.

Cedar Rapids on Friday will open the city’s third dog park at 405 12th Ave. SE in the Oak Hill Jackson neighborhood.

Also, Hiawatha will host its State of the City event next month.