CEDAR RAPIDS – A 24-year-old Cedar Rapids man received a suspended sentence Monday for sexually abusing two children in 2013. …
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CEDAR RAPIDS – A 24-year-old Cedar Rapids man received a suspended sentence Monday for sexually abusing two children in 2013. …
WELLMAN – The deaths of two men – possibly due to electrocution – are under investigation. According to the Washington …
IOWA CITY – The Johnson County Adult Drug Treatment Court has received a two-year grant for $192,528, which will provide …
NORTH LIBERTY – What would you say to the person who saved your life? For Angela Kearns it was a …
IOWA CITY – On Sept. 30, Kendell R. Hillman of Cedar Rapids was accused of violating a domestic abuse protective …
CEDAR RAPIDS – As a City Council member in 2011, Don Karr slandered a local homebuilder during a vigorous council …
CEDAR RAPIDS – A Linn County jury found Jerry Matthews guilty of lesser charges in the stabbing of his 24-year-old …
CEDAR RAPIDS – A 19-year-old Cedar Rapids man pleaded guilty Thursday to a lesser charge in the 2012 sexual assault …
CEDAR RAPIDS – The Iowa Supreme Court ruled Friday that witness testimony by two-way video would violate a Dubuque County …
IOWA CITY – A former information technology consultant for the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics was sentenced this week …
CEDAR RAPIDS – A 73-year-old Cedar Rapids businessman was indicted Thursday in federal court on 19 counts involving the sale …
CEDAR RAPIDS – Statistics indicate that deer-vehicle collisions have become much less likely in recent years, but many operators of …
CEDAR RAPIDS – Jerry Matthews took the stand Thursday and denied physically abusing his ex-girlfriend during their six-year relationship and …
CEDAR RAPIDS – Federal authorities are seeking the public’s help in locating two people who have been charged with drug, …
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