An Iowa appeals court panel is scheduled to hear oral arguments on Sept. 9 in state Sen. Rob Hogg’s case against the Cedar Rapids City Council over Cargill’s rail yard project between the Rompot neighborhood and Prairie Park Fishery.
David Jaramillo, 16, was critically injured in the accident that killed his brother, Michael, 11.
On July 30 and 31, Cedar Rapids residents were invited to create mosaic pieces that would be incorporated into the final piece now being installed in the building.
UNI on Monday unveiled a new articulation agreement with the entire Illinois Community College System — a 48-college collective serving nearly 700,000 students annually — that commits to recognize Illinois transfers with associate of arts degrees as having met UNI’s general education requirements.
The enrollment deadline for Iowa City’s virtual academy was extended to Aug. 9, after the school board reviewed new health and safety guidance for COVID-19
It would temporarily halt evictions in counties with "substantial and high levels" of virus transmissions. While that covers about an estimated 90 percent of the nation, it does not apply — at least for now — evenly to all of Eastern Iowa, according to criteria from the CDC.
The former educator and school administrator announced his candidacy this week
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Tuesday issued a new moratorium on evictions that would last until October 3, as the Biden administration sought to quell intensifying criticism that it was allowing vulnerable renters to lose their homes during a pandemic.
A former Iowa State University football player has been arrested in connection with an assault of a University of Iowa basketball star in May.
July sees big drop after fiscal 2021 high
Cedar Rapids man, who confessed to killing Dexter Meeks and trying to kill his brother in 2011, provided a false confession. He was in the Clinton County Jail at the time.
245 individuals received the COVID-19 vaccine during walk-in vaccine clinics offered by Linn County Public Health and the Cedar Rapids Community School District. The clinics marked the first major incentive program for the vaccine locally.
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