Articles Tagged: Flood Recovery & Protection

The city will postpone plans for a new entrance to Iowa City’s signature park after hearing objections from residents of …

Construction will start next month on a levee along the Iowa River in southern Iowa City to try to prevent …

Despite the rain Wednesday morning, Dan Burden arrived armed with a safety vest and measuring tape prepared to give a …

Bicyclists on the popular Cedar River Trail will have a watering hole and deli designed to cater to them when …

Editor’s note: One in a series of stories on flood protection, a topic that The Gazette considers a content priority …

By J.T. Rushing, correspondent Editor’s note: One in a series of stories on flood protection, a topic that The Gazette …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Deeply divided, the City Council last night rejected the recommendation of the City Hall’s site selection task …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Two new buildings – a three-story one and a four-story one – are in the offing for …

The area known to some locals as “Mount Trashmore” is set to close again, nearly five years after it reopened. …

More residential and commercial structures that were severely damaged in the flood of 2008 are scheduled for demolition this spring, …

Ice chunks big enough to cover park benches along the banks of the Cedar River still sit as a reminder …

A group charged with selecting the site for a new neighborhood recreation center in Cedar Rapids has made a decision …

Iowa City will host another public meeting on its flood-related project to reconstruct Dubuque Street and Park Road bridge. The …

CEDAR RAPIDS – In the coming weeks, residents will get a clear picture of the empty space that a Cedar …

[nggallery id=992] CEDAR RAPIDS – Ice jams above the 5-in-1 dam have sent the Cedar River out of its banks …