This year’s Cedar Rapids display will feature the largest fireworks in its history
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This year’s Cedar Rapids display will feature the largest fireworks in its history
From changes in coronavirus data reporting, to new laws taking effect and the Iowa Supreme Court ruling in two closely watched cases, catch up on the past week’s news from across Iowa.
Woman backs into crowd of pedestrians, Iowa State Patrol says
The state confirmed four deaths from the virus Saturday.
Officials say there is no danger to the public
After a year with few public events, Cedar Rapids is seeing a spike in interest in its many summer activities offerings for kids and adults.
Trent Vincent was hurt when he fell out of his truck near Central City, and the truck ran over him, a sheriff’s news release states.
Democrats, independent tout their ‘Iowa nice’ values, experience as they aim to upset Republican incumbent in 2022 election
The decision deals a significant blow to the ethanol industry and corn farmers who grow the crop from which the fuel additive is made. They had anticipated increased demand through year-round sales of a higher blend.
CEDAR RAPIDS — Construction will begin Tuesday on the Ellis-Edgewood roads intersections in northwest Cedar Rapids. Improvements will include patching …
State officials reported last month that law officers had written about 1,500 citations for drivers exceeding 100 mph on Iowa highways since the pandemic began influencing driving behaviors.
Iowa on Friday reported 96 new COVID-19 cases, bringing the total number of individuals in the state who have tested positive for the virus since the start of the pandemic to 374,038, according to data from the Iowa Department of Public Health. Two new, confirmed deaths were also reported.
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