Articles Tagged: Iowa Derecho 2020

Those affected by the Aug. 10 derecho and other disasters may receive tax relief following the passing of the federal …

CEDAR RAPIDS – After nearly five months and $1.5 million, the Kennedy High School gymnasium is back in business. Kennedy …

As most of us are breathing a sigh of relief that 2020 is finally over, many meteorologists are doing the …

CEDAR RAPIDS – On Christmas Eve, after singing hymns in the cold, members of First Congregational Church of Christ turned …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Bridgette Williams-Robinson and her husband, Jovountae Robinson, didn’t intend to start a nonprofit. Then the Aug. 10 …

Phil Garland’s typical work day has been rather unorthodox since Aug. 10. After going home to eat dinner every night, …

The Gazette photojournalists dive into what went into capturing the photo coverage of the most destructive thunderstorm ever, on and after Aug. 10, 2020

CEDAR RAPIDS – A 23-year-old Chicago man was charged Monday in federal court for making a false claim on a …

The owner of Jules Bakery said Friday she will not reopen her Marion business. ‘It is with sorrow and bittersweet …

CEDAR RAPIDS – The city’s Solid Waste & Recycling division Wednesday announced a full return to alley collection of garbage, …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Marion nonprofit Trees Forever will welcome Kiley Miller as its new executive director in early 2021 amid …

CEDAR RAPIDS – After the Aug. 10 derecho swept through Cedar Rapids, Associate Principal Jessica Johnson walked through Kennedy High …

CEDAR RAPIDS – The city could enact the bolder policies of some other communities to fully commit to increasing its …

The Marion Chamber Foundation announced on Wednesday that $18,000 has been awarded to Marion small businesses and residents through the …

CEDAR RAPIDS – With winter closing in and federal aid and insurance payments backlogged for some, community organizations have teamed …