Articles Tagged: Daily Report

Mary Zeran’s career path has been as colorful and abstract as the artwork she has been creating full-time over the …

CEDAR RAPIDS – As destructive as the derecho was for humans, wildlife experts in Iowa say the Aug, 10 storm …

BACKGROUND: Gov. Kim Reynolds signed an executive order Aug. 5 to restore voting rights to those convicted of most felony …

When disaster strikes, low-tech solutions can be the best backups. Ham radio, pagers and even colored balloons have been used …

DES MOINES – While not an MVP season, sports betting in Iowa is getting good marks for a hit-and-miss rookie …

CEDAR RAPIDS – A coalition of current and retired law enforcement officers has endorsed state Sen. Mariannette Miller-Meeks for Congress …

The seven-day average of new COVID-19 cases in Iowa is the highest it has ever been and the rate of …

CEDAR RAPIDS – A man trimming trees Saturday afternoon in Wellington Heights was injured after the lift he was using …

The Aug. 10 derecho wreaked nearly $4 billion worth of destruction in Iowa, the state estimated in its application for …

Johnson County on Saturday continued to rack up large numbers for new positive cases of COVID-19 – at 188 – …

CEDAR RAPIDS – The Aug. 10 derecho drove some tenants from a two-story apartment building in southwest Cedar Rapids, and …

CEDAR RAPIDS – An accident on Interstate 380 Friday evening killed one person and forced closure of the interstate for …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Two days after the derecho, Cory Goldensoph was ‘playing lumberjack” and clearing downed trees in his backyard …

CEDAR RAPIDS – The emergency shelter set up in Veterans Memorial Coliseum will close Saturday morning. It was opened for …

IOWA CITY – A University of Iowa professor and scholar in U.S. slavery and emancipation is redesigning an assignment after …