An 89-year-old driver died Monday night after a two-vehicle collision on Highway 100 at South 31st Street in Linn County. …
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An 89-year-old driver died Monday night after a two-vehicle collision on Highway 100 at South 31st Street in Linn County. …
DES MOINES — For cleanup-weary Iowans trying to cut through myriad insurance-related issues that followed Monday’s derecho savagery of downed …
CEDAR RAPIDS – Four days after a derecho tore across Iowa, devastating Cedar Rapids with destructive winds, power lines swung …
If you’re using a portable generator because your power is out, don’t set it up in your garage. Its carbon …
MARION – Marion Mayor Nicholas AbouAssaly said Monday’s derecho storm was ‘the largest natural disaster” in the city’s history. ‘Every …
Jail phone rates as high as nearly $1 a minute in some Eastern Iowa counties have caused concern for regulators, …
FORT MADISON – A correctional officer was assaulted by two inmates Thursday at the Iowa State Penitentiary. The officer was …
CEDAR RAPIDS – Less than a month after moving into a newly renovated building, staff and volunteers at the Catherine …
A family of eight in Marion was treated for carbon monoxide poisoning at their home on Thursday morning, according to …
CEDAR RAPIDS – A 49-year-old Cedar Rapids man who assaulted his mother during a robbery is now charged for her …
CEDAR RAPIDS – A state task force on criminal justice reform was encouraged to collect more data from law enforcement …
CEDAR RAPIDS – A person was shot in the foot on Tuesday evening in southwest Cedar Rapids, according to police. …
Cleanup across Benton County was well underway by early Tuesday morning as residents began the tremendous effort of clearing off …
A Solon man was killed by falling trees Monday as strong storms ripped through Eastern Iowa. According to a release …
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