IOWA CITY – A baby chicken and a cat were rescued by Iowa City firefighters Tuesday night after they quickly …
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IOWA CITY – A baby chicken and a cat were rescued by Iowa City firefighters Tuesday night after they quickly …
PALO – Residents in Palo didn’t have to guess how high the Cedar River would rise during recent flooding. For …
CEDAR RAPIDS – Two more people linked to a missing Walker man found buried in southeast Cedar Rapids have been …
A body was found inside a burning car in Iowa City on Monday night. Authorities responded to a report of …
The City of Cedar Rapids anticipates Edgewood Road NW, First Street NW and the intersection of Bowling Street and C …
CEDAR RAPIDS – Life along the river in Cedar Rapids could return to normal in the next few days, depending …
CEDAR RAPIDS – The Salvation Army has deployed a team of Cedar Rapids-based volunteers to assist in flood recovery efforts …
The Cedar Rapids Police Department is asking for assistance from the public in identifying two female suspects from a theft …
CEDAR RAPIDS – A 20-year-old Marion man was convicted last week of sexually assaulting an intoxicated 15-year-old girl and then …
The flood warning for the Cedar River at Cedar Rapids continues, with the National Weather Service expecting a crest of …
The Cedar Rapids Police Department has issued an Operation Quickfind for Jacob Lwamba, a 17-year-old black male, height 5′ 11” …
The City of Cedar Rapids Public Works Department is placing a row of sand-fill HESCO barriers today ‘in low-lying areas …
(Reuters) – Large parts of Nebraska and the U.S. Central Plains were underwater on Saturday after a late-winter ‘bomb cyclone” …
CEDAR RAPIDS – From thefts to homicides, when law enforcement officers respond to a crime scene, one of the first …
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