Cedar Rapids church family mourns 11-year-old who died in Adventureland accident and asks for prayers for his brother, David Jaramillo, who is in critical condition.
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Cedar Rapids church family mourns 11-year-old who died in Adventureland accident and asks for prayers for his brother, David Jaramillo, who is in critical condition.
We want to hear your stories of new friendships, partnerships or other lasting relationships that began because of the August 2020 derecho
Did you have a special carving or other artwork made from downed derecho trees or stumps? We want to see it
All the talk of sending more people into the weightless expanse above Earth has NASA thinking more intentionally about the risk of cancer-causing radiation exposure to astronauts; what constitutes an acceptable level; how to communicate risks; and when and how to take them.
Group says meetings too focused on issues raised by white people
A 29-year-old La Porte City man, who was seriously injured Monday in a rollover wreck on U.S. Highway 30 near Interstate 380 has died. Two other passengers were injured.
Dozens of patients arrived at local emergency rooms this weekend with fireworks-related injuries, including burns and traumatic hand injuries, local hospitals report.
University of Iowa grad Dustin Godsey is in “the place to be” right now as Bucks chief marketing officer.
The Herbert Hoover Presidential Library and Museum has reopened and visitors will be able to view the museum exhibits by purchasing timed entry tickets online in advance.
The body of a man was found in what had been the freezer room of a now-vacant restaurant in north-central Iowa's Fort Dodge, police there said.
The shed fire is the 11th fire in Cedar Rapids to be attributed to the illegal discharge of fireworks within city limits since July 2, the fire department said.
The father of an 11-year-old boy who died following an accident on a popular boat ride at an Iowa amusement park said that his son and other family members were trapped by the ride's seat belts when the boat carrying them flipped.
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