The city of North Liberty has issued a boil order for residents near West Cherry Court, the south side of …
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The city of North Liberty has issued a boil order for residents near West Cherry Court, the south side of …
A North Liberty man is accused of fraudulently collecting unemployment checks totaling more than $77,000 over the course of eight …
CEDAR RAPIDS – Linn County shows a steady decline in the number of drunken driving cases since 2014, going from …
The city of Cedar Rapids has declared a snow emergency for today, Jan. 23, 2019. According to a news release, …
For the last several weeks, the Marion First United Methodist Church has focused its Sunday services on a vital yet …
A North Liberty man faces criminal charges after investigators say he fraudulently received more than 193 weeks of Iowa unemployment …
Eastern Iowa residents can expect a ‘very wintry week,’ with more snow falling overnight through Wednesday morning leading into dangerously …
IOWA CITY – Police arrested a Coralville woman over the weekend following accusations that she stole about $50,000 from a …
CEDAR RAPIDS – Jury selection began Tuesday in the trial of a Williamsburg man accused of hitting a 2-year-old child …
A Marion man faces multiple charges after he allegedly forced his way into an apartment, assaulted a woman and damaged …
Eastern Iowa residents can expect a ‘very wintry week” with a snowstorm developing Tuesday afternoon and dangerously cold temperatures by …
In 2018, Cedar Rapids saw its lowest number of homicides in six years, according to data from the Cedar Rapids …
After nearly two weeks in intensive care and critical condition the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, the Clinton firefighter …
CEDAR RAPIDS – Morning and evening commutes could be icy Tuesday as fluctuating temperatures are forecast to bring a winter …
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