The section of trail will be paved and receive some safety enhancements
116 3rd St SE
Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
The section of trail will be paved and receive some safety enhancements
The lawsuit that a group of former University of Iowa football players filed in November accusing Hawkeye staff members of racially-motivated discrimination, harassment, and bullying has been set for a 10-day jury trial in Des Moines -- two years from now.
The Cedar Rapids Freedom Festival announces plans to shift in-person kids programming to a pick-up art/activity box to create a larger mural. These free boxes will be available for pick up.
WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. Joni Ernst announced that her office will be holding traveling office hours in all 99 counties …
Cedar Rapids police responded to a jackknifed semi-trailer truck blocking the southbound lanes of Interstate 380 in downtown Cedar Rapids Thursday morning.
Eric Carle, the beloved children’s author and illustrator whose classic “The Very Hungry Caterpillar” and other works gave millions of kids some of their earliest and most cherished literary memories, has died at age 91.
Cristhian Bahena Rivera’s murder trial is in the jury’s hands.
Iowa City Superintendent Matt Degner suspects more students to be put in quarantine if they are exposed to COVID-19 and not wearing masks
Officers busted Chanord Hawkins, 28, of Chicago, for heroin in his fanny pack and then found him hiding marijuana in his underwear and fentanyl “tucked” inside his buttocks.
“Iowa has a huge promise,” but Muhlbauer is running “b/c people are fed up. Wages don't buy what they used to as cost of living skyrockets. Big corporations continue to stack the deck against us w/ policy manipulation & lobbying, & CEO's are earning 1000s of times more than workers.”
A Cedar Rapids woman named Jacquelyn Simmons claimed $50,000 in the Iowa Lottery’s “Baseball Winnings” scratcher game.
The City Council approved an amended budget accounting for increases of $141 million in expenses, $96 million in revenue
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