Articles Tagged: Flood Recovery & Protection

Three local developers/builders will try to convince the City Council tonight to spend up to $2.35 million to subsidize the …

The U.S. Small Business Administration has changed its mind on providing loans to replace heating systems in Cedar Rapids properties …

Brian Christoffersen doesn’t have to describe how Taylor Elementary School families feel about the new school year. He sees it. …

VINTON – Work should begin in about a month to raze the old Benton County Law Enforcement Center, which was …

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The Walmart Foundation donated $10,000 to the Rebuild Palo Fund on Friday. The foundation announced the gift in a ceremony …

A Cedar Rapids man who put his career on hold for 11 months to help his city clean up after …

Long-awaited funds from the Federal Emergency Management Agency are on the way for the city of Cedar Rapids’ first buyouts …

Tax abatements for flood victims will lead to layoffs in Linn County government. A Board of Supervisors decision on property …

Two hundred and eighty-three people turned out late Tuesday afternoon and early last evening to take on more than 60 …

The number of Iowans living in temporary housing provided by the Federal Emergency Management Agency has declined sharply in the …

More than 400 St. Luke’s Hospital volunteers are teaming with Habitat for Humanity to complete work on homes to help …

The University of Iowa will hold a public forum to review its new pre-disaster mitigation plan from 6:30 to 8:30 …

The Old Farts have reached 100. A group of retired electricians – some of whom prefer to call themselves O.F. …

Coralville received a big boost Monday to its flood-mitigation plans. The city has been awarded nearly $7.2 million in federal …