ITC Midwest has given $200,000 to the ReLeaf Program, a partnership between nonprofit Trees Forever and the city of Cedar Rapids, to support tree replanting in Cedar Rapids after the 2020 derecho.
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ITC Midwest has given $200,000 to the ReLeaf Program, a partnership between nonprofit Trees Forever and the city of Cedar Rapids, to support tree replanting in Cedar Rapids after the 2020 derecho.
Mercy Medical Center in Cedar Rapids announced new steps to develop its cardiovascular program as part of officials’ ongoing goal to grow the heart program as its patient numbers continue to climb. “We wouldn’t have gone down that path unless we were pretty confident.”
Eddie Tipton, who is serving a 25-year prison sentence for conspiracy to commit theft by rigging computers to win jackpots for himself, friends and family is suing the state of Iowa, claiming he was pressured four years ago to plead guilty to crimes he did not commit.
Republican U.S. Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks will move and seek re-election in Iowa's newly-drawn 1st Congressional District in 2022, avoiding a potentially competitive and contentious race against Democratic incumbent U.S. Rep. Cindy Axne.
9,067 new cases of COVID-19 infections were reported in the past week, up from 7,643 the previous week and from 6,983 two weeks ago.
Sixth Judicial District Judge Mary Chicchelly included in top 3 for upcoming Iowa Court of Appeals vacancy. This is the second time Chicchelly has been a nominee for this court.
The U.S. Commerce Department has awarded Iowa a $5.3 million grant to pay for tourism and outdoor recreation marketing to encourage out-of-state people to visit Iowa after the pandemic.
Linn County supervisors on Wednesday decided to wait for a recount of Nov. 2 ballots
Protests that enveloped the University of Iowa’s Phi Gamma Delta fraternity this fall caused more than $200,000 in damage to the chapter house and displaced 28 members for the semester.
Attorneys for two 16-year-olds accused of killing a Fairfield High School Spanish teacher last week are asking a judge to reduce their bail, suggesting the court could order GPS monitoring and set other conditions to ensure the two appear in court.
Open to the public at no charge, the event features a wide variety of artists selling their exclusive handmade crafts and homemade baked goods, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Giving Tree Theater brings ‘Curious Savage’ to stage after pandemic pause
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