Elijah Decious

If cotton candy cocktails and churro waffles served alongside ribeyes and Tomahawk pork chops intrigues you, Chophouse Downtown has you covered.

If you have a sweet tooth, you won’t want to miss three new places for baked goods and ice cream in Coralville and Marion.

As Iowa continues to face workforce shortages, accepting diversity could make the difference between surviving and thriving

With restaurants facing more challenges than ever, the local co-op could be a solution to the tenuous relationship between independent restaurateurs and third-party delivery services.

One of the first residential dogs in decades, Hope brings joy and calm to residents who have had to leave their pets behind.

It’s a busy week for food news in Cedar Rapids, from steak and pupusas to Thai food and Oktoberfest.

A new restaurateur is mounting a challenge to the man known as the “Taco God” in Cedar Rapids.

The market announced its closure over the weekend, ending a long tradition of meat markets at its Czech Village address.

If you’re looking to pick more than apples or pumpkins this fall, Carriage House Hemp Farm in Oxford has you covered with CBG — cannabigerol hemp — now in its second harvest since Iowa legalized it.

See Slovakian life through four centuries at Treasures of Slovakia a new exhibit on loan from Bratislava only at the National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library.

Though the Rev. Keeyon Carter initially moved to Wellington Heights to plant a church, he managed to build a community even before the church found a building to call home.

The new steakhouse, owned by Daisy’s Garage owner Jade Luter, honors the memory of her son who passed 12 years ago.

From beverage cups to entertainment stages to vendors, see what’s new as one of Cedar Rapids’ most popular events returns.

“Storm Lake” subject Art Cullen, a Pulitzer Prize winner, spoke Friday at FilmScene ahead of a national tour for the award-winning documentary featuring the family-owned newspaper in northwestern Iowa.

The gyro and falafel food truck has found a non-moving location to call home in northeast Cedar Rapids.