Articles Tagged: Iowa

8:20 a.m.: C.R. Parks & Rec announces changes for May CEDAR RAPIDS – Due to the COVID-19 virus, the Cedar …

In honor of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, a Cedar Rapids police investigator and Linn County prosecution team, and the …

With an eye toward becoming a filmmaker, Aleesa Lavrenko, 17, of Postville, turned her passion for dance into a winning …

JOHNSTON – Gov. Kim Reynolds launched an aggressive public-private partnership Tuesday designed to ramp up the number of coronavirus tests …

2:02 p.m. Board of Pharmacy Provides Its Rules For Distribution Of COVID-19 Testing Kits The Iowa Board of Pharmacy said …

CEDAR RAPIDS – A Dubuque man was sentenced to more than two years in federal prison Monday for making multiple …

By Kat Russell, The Gazette A black person in Iowa is 7.3 times more likely to be arrested for marijuana …

JOHNSTON – Despite employees’ fears of scant worker protections and calls from local health officials and advocacy groups to temporarily …

Iowa’s iconic midsummer bicycle ride known as RAGBRAI has been called off for 2020, the latest blow to normalcy from …

An Iowa beef processing plant that was idled after a coronavirus outbreak resumed production Monday, one day after the state …

1:56 p.m. Iowa City Pride announces parade and festival are canceled IOWA CITY – After weeks of monitoring and evaluating …

Looking back, Jazsime Vanpelt wishes she would have done her freshman and sophomore years differently. Checking her grades multiple times …

Joey Pagliai delivers pizzas most nights along with his servers, who no longer have customers to wait on in the …

WATERLOO – U.S. Senate candidate Theresa Greenfield hit the campaign trail Saturday in front of a computer screen. The Des …

Propelled by urgent rounds of testing at Iowa meatpacking plants where the coronavirus has taken hold, the state Sunday reported …