Articles Tagged: Flood Recovery & Protection

A waterfront-design firm says the best long-term option for Ellis Harbor is to move the community comprised primarily of boat …

CEDAR RAPIDS – The city is facing a shortfall of more than $50 million in expected funding after the Federal …

In a first round of public forums this election season, it was easy for some of the 10 candidates running …

The City Council can give and it can take back. Such was the case this week, when a council majority …

There is insufficient soil contamination at the city-owned, former Sinclair meatpacking plant site to warrant a need for a cleanup …

Is the city of Cedar Rapids putting all its eggs in one basket when it comes to the downtown area? …

The city’s Historic Preservation Commission is objecting to the City Council’s decision to demolish the Public Works Building, citing a …

DELHI – “Yes” votes in two elections next month are critical to the effort to put water back in Lake …

CEDAR RAPIDS – If all goes as planned, City Hall in November will unload the former Central Fire Station at …

The first 29 of as many as 200 new homes with attractive buyer incentives are slated for construction on now-city-owned …

CEDAR RAPIDS – A City Council committee on Monday said it doesn’t make sense to build a new recreation center …

The city’s bus operation is on track to get a new bus barn and administrative office to replace a facility …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Construction bids for the city’s new library were opened at City Hall this afternoon and revealed good …

A 49-year-old Coralville man faces multiple charges after authorities say he allegedly forced entry into an Iowa City apartment, choked …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Urban farming has gotten a boost from the City Planning Commission. On Thursday, the commission endorsed a …