A year and a half after the first coronavirus vaccinations were given to U.S. health care workers, COVID-19 shots became available for children in Iowa aged 6 months to 5 years.
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A year and a half after the first coronavirus vaccinations were given to U.S. health care workers, COVID-19 shots became available for children in Iowa aged 6 months to 5 years.
A judge rules the Cedar Rapids man accused of killing a woman with a board made voluntary statements to police and those will be allowed at his trial next week. He was aware of his rights and waived those rights knowing the consequences, according to the ruling.
The Nature Call: I found plenty of evidence of a black bear on a recent visit to a Dubuque bird feeder.
Crews on Wednesday found a man missing beneath piles of grain and debris from a grain silo that collapsed Tuesday in southeastern Iowa.
Derek David Smith, 41, of Randalia, waived an arraignment and filed a written not guilty plea to one count of livestock neglect on Monday
Guide: With gas prices and inflation on parallel paths climbing ever higher, here are a mountain of ideas for free fun in the summer sun right in your own backyard.
Riverside Theatre’s free Shakespeare in the Park blurs genders, centuries in medieval tale of war
Lindale Mall recently granted its seventh wish since 1999 through The Make-A-Wish Foundation
The Charter Review Commission meets today to consider electoral reform in the city's governing document. Here’s why advocates are focusing on Cedar Rapids for their ranked choice voting push.
Gov. Kim Reynolds on Tuesday took action on the final 3 remaining bills from the 2022 legislative session
Four months after longtime Regent Milt Dakovich died following a battle with cancer, Gov. Kim Reynolds on Tuesday named Seneca Cos. President and COO James “JC” Risewick to fill the regent vacancy.
A University of Iowa Health Care researcher is among 21 nationally to receive an American Lung Association award worth hundreds of thousands for “COVID-19 and respiratory virus research” – his looking specifically at “long-haul” COVID.
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