A 60-year-old woman was hit by a car Monday morning and has been taken to the hospital.
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A 60-year-old woman was hit by a car Monday morning and has been taken to the hospital.
The decision comes after Cedar Rapids ended its mask mandate last week
DCI agent said it took four days before he could speak with suspect in Mollie Tibbetts slaying.
Western Iowa farmer Dave Muhlbauer becomes first Democrat to declare for the seat. Republican Chuck Grassley hasn’t said yet if he will run for an eighth term.
The Fact Checker is checking whether it’s true President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris have not visited the U.S. border region since Biden came into office Jan. 20. That’s what Hinson said in May 10 fundraising video.
Though the county meetings are not specific to any solar project in the county, according to the news release, The Gazette previously reported that NextEra Energy of Florida is hoping to transform the former Duane Arnold Energy Center into a solar farm.
Watch a replay of Monday’s livestream
The Bur Oak Land Trust is seeking people willing to “foster” pawpaw tree seedlings until early October, when staff will collect the plants for the winter. Fruit that tastes like a cross between a mango and banana is having a moment as an ingredient in cocktails and desserts.
Theatre Cedar Rapids, Brucemore collaborate in a perfect setting for the world premiere classic tales’ theatrical adaptation.
Slips is a medium-sized adult male cat available for adoption at Cedar Rapids Animal Care & Control, 7241 Washington View Pkwy. SW. Slips is shy but sweet, and enjoys neck and shoulder scratches. He would prefer to be in a quiet home. The shelter has a limited opening and still encourages appointments for adoption inquiries. Call (319) 286-5993 for more information. (Cedar Rapids Animal Care & Control)
Students who are a part of Washington High School’s green team will continue to care for and water the trees this summer.
“Farmers care deeply about the land, and about the water, and, at the same time, they also want to make a living,” Vilsack says.
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