Articles Tagged: Flood Recovery & Protection

CEDAR RAPIDS – The City Council took a first step last night to exert its power of eminent domain to …

CEDAR RAPIDS – The three flood-damaged buildings that made up the Science Station on First Street SE next to the …

CEDAR RAPIDS – On Tuesday, the City Council is expected to approve agreements that will put the Doubletree by Hilton …

The site of the National Czech and Slovak Museum was abuzz with activity Thursday morning. Crews brought in large machinery …

A 10-year extension of Linn County’s 1 percent local sales tax will go to voters March 6, county supervisors decided …

CEDAR RAPIDS – The bet is that Duane Smith will get his wish. Smith, president of TrueNorth Companies LLC, has …

It’s hard to tell which discovery that archaeologist David Benn is most excited about: The treasure trove of more-than-century-old bottles, …

SHELLSBURG– A fire that badly damaged a home at 2941 61st St Trail, in Shellsburg late Friday night somehow reignited  …

AMES – University of Iowa officials are requesting a hearing with Federal Emergency Management Agency officials regarding the status of …

As promised, a grass-roots citizen group on Tuesday turned in more than 4,032 signatures, which will force a special election …

CEDAR RAPIDS – On an 8-0 vote, the City Council Tuesday night decided to tear down a former crane manufacturing …

How appealing is a big smile with a bunch of missing teeth? That, said City Council member Pat Shey, is …

The city is taking another big step in flood recovery. Monday marks the official day the city takes over the …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Voters could have their next say as soon as March on whether to extend a 1 percent …

CEDAR RAPIDS – The city will take possession Monday of the former TrueNorth Companies site across from Greene Square Park, …