Articles Tagged: Daily Report

MARION – A community garden, fountain, more lighting and even an ice rink are amenities that could be added to …

Dale Todd didn’t plan on being an undecided voter so close to the pivotal Iowa caucuses. ‘I’m not one to …

With the arrival of winter comes house fires that sometimes stem from people doing whatever they can think of to …

DES MOINES – The Iowa caucuses are never simple. Voters spend hours in high school gymnasiums or public libraries, starting …

CEDAR RAPIDS – A Cedar Rapids man Friday pleaded guilty to six charges of distributing drugs and illegally possessing firearms, …

A state commission dismissed Linn County Auditor Joel Miller’s allegations that the Iowa Secretary of State’s Office falls short of …

Providing lighting, sound and other technical services for political campaign events – especially leading up to the Iowa caucuses Feb. …

UPDATE: The Women’s March planned for Saturday in Iowa City is canceled because of weather. A new date has not …

Iowa lays claim to the first-in-the-nation presidential caucuses, but the first vote for the Democratic and Republican nominees will be …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Have ideas for recreational opportunities on the Cedar River? A new survey wants your input. Cedar Rapids …

MOUNT VERNON – Hearing the Cornell College bells ring again after 70 years is a feather in the cap of …

We’re in the throes of the flu season, but with months left, doctors are emphasizing it’s not too late to …

WASHINGTON – The U.S. Senate opened the historic impeachment trial of President Donald Trump with quiet ceremony Thursday – senators …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Police investigators couldn’t find evidence that Jerry Burns and Michelle Martinko knew each other. Yet they had …

DES MOINES – The number of Iowa National Guard soldiers deployed is expected to rise from roughly 100 to more …