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The process Navigator CO2 Ventures used to notify landowners of their intentions to survey private properties was scrutinized Tuesday in the first of several expected court trials.

Elgin woman accused of theft agreed to settlement but says board would not disclose alleged food purchases with the facility’s credit.

I was ordered to leave the building and escorted out by Coralville police.

Company repairs homes after storms, seeking franchise owners

A travel writer spends 10 hours visiting the Walcott truck stop.

The founder of an educational program for at-risk youth in Des Moines says he will remain “all in on helping kids that are not reachable in so many peoples' eyes” after he was wounded in last month's

For its 50th year this summer, RAGBRAI will head back to Coralville as one of its overnight stops on the 500-mile ride.

A criminal complaint filed in the case Jan. 24 said the incident took place between Rosien and a 27-year-old active service member, referred to in the record as “AB,” at Rosien’s bar, J.P.’s 207, the night of Jan. 7 and early morning of Jan. 8.

While thousands of other Cedar Rapidians gathered at restaurants and parties and shouted, “HAPPY NEW YEAR!” as the clock struck …

Democrat points to College Savings, IPERS, Treasure Hunt as points of pride.

The National Weather Service placed the Corridor on a winter storm warning between 6 p.m. Wednesday until 6 a.m. Saturday in advance of a major winter storm bringing high winds and, with them, a bitter wind chill of some 30 to 40 degrees below zero.

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds joined 24 other Republican governors in calling on President Joe Biden to end the federal COVID public health emergency.

DES MOINES (AP) — A federal judge in Washington has found an Iowa man guilty of 12 charges including assaulting and resisting officers after he and

Libertarian candidate for governor Rick Stewart and his running mate earned 2.4 percent of the vote Nov. 8 in the governor’s race, exceeding the 2 percent minimum required by state law to qualify as an official political party.

Authorities said a northern Iowa couple drowned their newborn in a bathtub shortly after she was born, fearing her cries would draw the attention of police. They're charged with first-degree murder, even though the baby's remains have not been found in weeks of searching.