CEDAR RAPIDS — Police said the pair of shooting incidents this past weekend are related. ‘Police believe that the drive-by …
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CEDAR RAPIDS — Police said the pair of shooting incidents this past weekend are related. ‘Police believe that the drive-by …
CEDAR RAPIDS – A Cedar Rapids man awaiting trial on weapons charges – including attempted murder and first-degree robbery – …
CEDAR RAPIDS – Police said officers are investigating a shooting at the intersection of Johnson Avenue and First Avenue Southwest …
IOWA CITY – The Rev. Anthony Smith has most of the vestments one would expect to find in a pastor’s …
CEDAR RAPIDS – Nicholas Luerkens called former girlfriend Lynnsey Donald some 175 times in less than three months, making two …
Learning how to respond to a rail-related hazardous material incident, two Cedar Rapids firefighters completed an advanced tank car safety …
IOWA CITY — ‘What can a baby do to justify beating him to death?’ grieving grandparents asked a judge Wednesday. …
CEDAR RAPIDS – You will be killed here. That’s the message sprayed in black paint over and over again inside …
A Cedar Rapids man accused of strangling his wife to death last summer asked the court Monday to move his …
U.S. Rep. Steve King will donate the $2,500 he received from a white supremacist to a South Carolina church where …
The 150-year old beer caves that captured the imaginations of Cedar Rapids history buffs and beer lovers upon being rediscovered …
CEDAR RAPIDS – Much of Eastern Iowa saw damage from high winds and parts of the Cedar Rapids area got …
ANAMOSA – A trial for an Anamosa middle school teacher charged with sexual exploitation of a female student will start …
DES MOINES — Iowa’s ban on using telemedicine to issue abortion pills is unconstitutional, the Iowa Supreme Court ruled unanimously …
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