Iowa State University announced Thursday afternoon that the sport’s national governing body will conduct a safety review of the Sunday …
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Iowa State University announced Thursday afternoon that the sport’s national governing body will conduct a safety review of the Sunday …
Iowa joined 12 other states Wednesday in suing President Joe Biden’s administration over a rule in the federal stimulus act …
DAVENPORT – Davenport’s police chief on Wednesday confirmed what many suspected – the remains discovered last week near DeWitt are …
NORTH LIBERTY – A North Liberty man faces a federal charge, accused of hiding an underage Tennessee runaway in his …
CEDAR RAPIDS – About three years ago, the Cedar Rapids Police Department brought on a crisis intervention counselor to work …
Though dialing a full 10-digit phone number may seem like an inconvenience, crisis intervention providers in the Corridor say that …
CEDAR RAPIDS – A Cedar Rapids woman was convicted Friday of kidnapping and repeatedly beating a 15-year-old girl, who endured …
DAVENPORT – A Coralville man has been sentenced to almost six years in federal prison for robbing a Coralville bank …
CEDAR RAPIDS – The night Tyler S. Lee drove the wrong way on Interstate 380, crashing into northbound sport utility …
CEDAR RAPIDS – A Cedar Rapids woman admitted to police that she slapped, scratched, bit and used a hammer, extension …
IOWA CITY – Iowa City firefighters rescued someone who fell down a maintenance hatch at the University of Iowa Hospitals …
Two Linn County residents – one a husband, father and volunteer firefighter and the other a nurse, gardener and aunt …
CEDAR RAPIDS – Ordinary items found in the home – a fork, extension cord, hammer and screwdriver – were ‘instruments …
CEDAR RAPIDS – A man already facing a murder charge in Illinois now faces local charges in a fatal March …
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