Articles Tagged: In Depth / Enterprise

CEDAR RAPIDS – Thanks to the work of Cedar Rapids high school students and police officers, the 250 elementary students …

DES MOINES – It has been nearly a decade since Iowans authorized their elected representatives to raise the state’s sales …

WALNUT, Iowa – At a western Iowa wind farm, a demolition crew saws through red slashes marked on 120-foot turbine …

IOWA CITY, Iowa – Regulators have recommended a nearly $73,000 fine against the Iowa Department of Human Services after finding …

MUSCATINE – With a historically large field of Democratic presidential candidates and a race that appears destined for a closely …

For years, body worn cameras were lauded as the solution to strengthening police accountability and improving transparency, while serving as …

CEDAR RAPIDS – When three historically black churches in a Louisiana parish were suspiciously burned in March and April, church …

IOWA CITY – Only partway through the fall semester, Iowa’s public universities find themselves responding to acts of racism and …

IOWA CITY – Librarians in the Corridor are up in arms over a new licensing model instituted by a major …

CEDAR FALLS – At 8:40 a.m. Sept. 10, 2018, Cedar Falls dispatched four fire-response units – including a rescue truck …

IOWA CITY – The University of Iowa Athletics Department has paid nearly $35,000 to a Kansas City-area law firm whose …

With November right around the corner, you may hear talk of ‘Movember,” a global initiative to raise awareness of men’s …

The annual sign-up period for individuals to sign up for health insurance is just around the corner and Iowa’s market …

IOWA CITY – When University of Iowa Housing and Dining retail chef Michael Graham wants to order 250 pounds of …

TIPTON – Tipton, a city of 3,200 in Cedar County, wants some of the things larger Iowa cities take for …