Also, Burlington Democrat Bob Krause has withdrawn from the race for his party’s nomination for U.S. Senate.
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Also, Burlington Democrat Bob Krause has withdrawn from the race for his party’s nomination for U.S. Senate.
Recent testing by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources found “very low” levels of two types of industrial chemicals in Cedar Rapids’ public water supply, but the city reports that its water remains safe to drink.
Iowa’s annual winter home heating moratorium will end April 1. The Iowa Utilities Board encourages energy assistance customers currently protected from service disconnection to contact their utility company to discuss payment options.
Among the bills that need at least some movement to survive this week’s funnel deadline are Republicans’ attempts to address what they consider transparency in public school curriculum.
A North Liberty woman, who was intoxicated and crashed an ATV in a ravine, unintentionally causing the death of her friend, Mary Knight, July 16, 2020, pleaded guilty last week.
Changes may be coming to Iowa’s recycling law, regardless of how beverage wholesalers and grocery stores feel about it, one state lawmaker Monday during a legislative hearing on the latest proposal in the seemingly annual effort to make changes to the state recycling law, more commonly known as the “bottle bill.”
A juvenile was injured Sunday evening after a shooting in the 1600 block of Seventh Avenue SE
The federal clerk of court in Cedar Rapids will retire after serving more than 16 years in the Northern District of Iowa. He saw the district through many crisis times — the 2008 flood relocation of the courthouse, the Postville immigration raid court proceedings and the derecho recovery.
Author uses new children’s book to unite generations
Cedar Rapids is once again fighting against Iowa lawmakers’ attempts to regulate or ban the use of automated traffic enforcement cameras. Have the devices reduced collisions in the city?
The vibrancy, creativity and resilience of the Harlem Renaissance will be on display at The Academy for Scholastic and Personal Success’ 15th annual gala --with a twist.
North Liberty voters will elect a new council member on March 15 during a special election. The three candidates running are Robert Strickland, Samantha Gulick and Ashley Bermel.
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