Elijah Decious

With increased demand and funding cuts, the nonprofit’s I Believe camaign is more critical than ever this year to keep services going for the homeless, poor, victims of domestic violence and violent crime.

After 109 years, the Wesley Center at the University of Iowa has ended its affiliation with the United Methodist Church, citing its commitment to LGBTQ students.

For the second time in two months, the nonprofit hunger relief organization is searching for a permanent location.

For the next month, $2 will be donated to help affordable housing for every selfie taken on a new public art installation.

After he came to Cedar Rapids from the Congo at age 10, Mugisha Gloire dedicated his life to helping others like him. Now, he's providing the keys to success for immigrants.

For the first time in recent memory, drag queens served looks and dance moves with dinner in Cedar Rapids.

After 20 years, the wine staple will close.

See photos from the first Pride parade in Cedar Rapids and what the visible celebration of Pride means to the LGBTQ community.

Two Republicans and two Democrats bring a range of options to the ballot for Senate District 41.

See 18 aircraft on display, learn all about aviation through several educational sessions, shop with local vendors and get some grub from local food trucks as live music plays.

One of the Democratic candidates wants to prioritize child care; the other wants to focus on long- term care facilities and infrastructure.

See Iowa City’s vibrant marketplace that has fostered new vendors and connected a wide range of diverse communities.

Two sisters from Africa hope to make African food even more accessible in Cedar Rapids.

The wait is over for Donutland’s return to the Cedar Rapids location it started in over 50 years ago.

The Kiwanis Miracle League at Prospect Meadows in Marion gives kids and young adults with disabilities a league of their own.