Horizons’ Meals on Wheels program returned to daily hot meals on June 1, and needs volunteers as it is ramping up its delivery schedule from 33 routes a week to more than 160 in the Cedar Rapids, Marion and Hiawatha area.
Wildside column: Maquoketa, Waspinicon rivers provide plenty of fun, action
Stepping into the University of Iowa presidency as her campus emerges from an historically tumultuous year that stressed the budget and prompted her predecessor to trim programs, eliminate sports, and
A new study out of the University of Iowa has found that use of remdesivir, used to treat COVID-19, had no impact on patient’s survival rates. However, the lead researcher says data shows patients who received remdesivir were more likely to stay in the hospital for a longer period of time than those who did not receive the antiviral drug.
Iowa 1st District Rep. Ashley Hinson will bring in a couple of the nation’s Republican heavyweights for the Marion Republican’s first Ashley’s BBQ Bash fundraiser.
Quentin Latrell Hitchcock arrested in connection with robberies in February and June
Emergency responders and a hospital that treated a Cedar Rapids man for a gunshot wound after he allegedly killed his parents and sister must share his medical records with prosecutors, a judge ruled Tuesday.
Trish Mehaffey will have live coverage from the trial throughout the day
Lundell, 65, has served as an elected official in Coralville for 18 years. Now he said it’s time to step aside.
Emma E. Walker of Emma's Cellar Door has partnered with White Cross Cellars and Blumen Haus of Main Amana to present the first Colony Arts show on Saturday.
The Iowa City Public Library’s Art Advisory Committee is looking for new members. The committee is made up of six members, and terms run for three years.
The lodge, which provides free housing to cancer patients and their caregivers who must travel far for treatment, has been closed for COVID-19.
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