Articles Tagged: In Depth / Enterprise

As many businesses reach the eight-month mark of working predominantly from home, Cedar Rapids’ commercial office market is feeling the …

IOWA CITY – Iowa City police will no longer make traffic stops based solely on infractions like cracked windshields and …

CEDAR RAPIDS – While the number of tickets for speeding and red light-running issued by Cedar Rapids’ traffic cameras has …

One by one, COVID-19 outbreaks popped up in April and May at meatpacking plants across the country, fanning fears that …

When James Klein started at Cedar Rapids Bank and Trust in 2004, the three-year-old bank had one office and the …

Quonset huts, used as temporary housing by the military during World War II, became student housing on college campuses after …

IOWA CITY – Over the last two weeks, the University of Iowa has received more than 450 complaints related to violations …

CEDAR RAPIDS – It has been just over five years since gunshots shattered the night air at Redmond Park in …

IOWA CITY – Last year, Goodwill of the Heartland bet big on itself. Known primarily for its retail stores, the …

A new classroom is on the grow at Clear Creek Amana Middle School in Tiffin, thanks to student, faculty and …

IOWA CITY – Callista Ruopp made the difficult decision this year to quit her job and halt her classes at …

Just like other sectors of the workforce, the ‘gig economy” hasn’t been able to navigate the coronavirus pandemic unscathed – …

Forty-some years ago, Chuck Grassley overheard a diner in a restaurant remarking that it must be election year because the …

When people shopping for kayaks and gear ask Eric Grodt, owner of Up a Creek kayak and canoe store in …

IOWA CITY – In an effort to treat and study the still little-understood impact of the novel coronavirus, the University …