With subfreezing temperatures hitting the Corridor, pet owners are advised to take precautions against extreme cold that can harm even …
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With subfreezing temperatures hitting the Corridor, pet owners are advised to take precautions against extreme cold that can harm even …
Extremely low temperatures are predicted in the Corridor this week, and it is already causing cancellations and delays. A winter …
MARION – A Marion woman is accused of stealing a vehicle from an apartment complex on Chapelridge Court. According to …
A Marshalltown teenager, whose family issued an emotional plea for him to return after he ran away from home last …
MARSHALLTOWN – The family of a teenage boy missing since he ran away Tuesday night made an emotional plea for …
IOWA CITY – A Newhall man was arrested on a first-degree theft charge Thursday, accused of borrowing a red 2014 …
An Iowa City man faces a felony charge stemming from an altercation with his roommate. According to a releasefrom the …
As the partial government shutdown continues to drag on, uncertainty weighs heavy on Iowa domestic violence programs and the people …
Clinton firefighter Adam Cain, who was severely injured Jan. 5 while fighting a silo fire at the ADM Grain Facility …
A Mount Pleasant man, previously convicted of killing an Iowa City cabdriver, was also found guilty this week of fatally …
Friday classes have been canceled in the Iowa City, Cedar Rapids and College Community and Linn-Mar school districts. Districts made …
CEDAR RAPIDS – A jury was expected to be selected late Wednesday in the trial of a Williamsburg man accused …
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 …
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