CEDAR RAPIDS – A 22-year-old Meskwaki man was sentenced Monday to 10 years in federal prison for sexually abusing a …
116 3rd St SE
Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
CEDAR RAPIDS – A 22-year-old Meskwaki man was sentenced Monday to 10 years in federal prison for sexually abusing a …
CEDAR RAPIDS – A Cedar Rapids woman pleaded guilty Monday to participating in a drug robbery that resulted in the …
CEDAR RAPIDS – Police have arrested a Marion man who is accused of kicking in the door to an apartment …
JOHNSON COUNTY – The search for a missing Tiffin teen has become an investigation in the 15-year-old’s death. Johnson County …
A man was seriously injured early Sunday morning in a single-vehicle crash at the Kirkwood Recreation Center in Cedar Rapids. …
CORALVILLE – In a typical day, the city of Coralville offers up plenty of chances for police officers to be …
CORALVILLE – A correctional officer at the Iowa Medical and Classification Center in Coralville has tested positive for COVID-19, the …
DES MOINES – The Iowa Supreme Court on Friday denied a ‘stand-your-ground” appeal by an Iowa City man, who fatally …
MARION — Police say an older couple, found dead in their Marion home Thursday, had significant health problems and that …
CORALVILLE – An Iowa City man is accused of forcing himself upon someone on a bus. According to Coralville police …
CEDAR RAPIDS – A Hiawatha man faces charges after a low-speed and then high-speed chase through Linn County on Thursday …
Update: The Johnson County Sheriff’s Office indicated Saturday (April 11) that the Quickfind order is canceled. They still are looking …
CEDAR RAPIDS – Police are looking for a 26-year-old man they believe shot two people Thursday morning at a business …
CEDAR RAPIDS – Linn County supervisors said Wednesday a health privacy law prevented them from alerting their own employees for …
At The Gazette, we know crime and courts are among the most closely read – and most sensitive – topics in the news. Our goal is to provide coverage that is accurate, fair and responsible, while giving readers the context they need to understand what’s happening in their communities.
We don’t treat every arrest, charge or court filing as a story. Decisions about coverage depend on factors such as the seriousness of the offense, the level of public interest, community safety and whether public officials or institutions are involved.
When we do cover crime and courts, we aim to:
Our newsroom ethics guide challenges us to be especially careful with sensitive information:
To learn more, email newsroom@thegazette.com or call 319-398-8219.
Article Removal Requests
Using the criteria on our article removal request form, The Gazette will consider requests for removal of non-felony and non-violent criminal offenses. Other cases will be handled on an individual basis.
Daily Newsletters