Iowa City is canceling a $1.3 million project that would have improved the Riverside Drive pedestrian bridge and spiral ramp at Iowa Avenue after no contractors bid on the project.
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Iowa City is canceling a $1.3 million project that would have improved the Riverside Drive pedestrian bridge and spiral ramp at Iowa Avenue after no contractors bid on the project.
Iowa is among the states fighting lawsuit filed by Standing Rock Sioux Tribe.
The Cedar Falls physician has been sanctioned four times by the Board of Medicine
With homes, parks and businesses decked in holiday lighting, the glow from those lights can cause light pollution and harm humans’ and animals’ sleep schedules. Experts say there are some simple steps people can take to reduce their impact on the environment and neighbors.
A big green frog guided children through Cedar Rapids hospital stays
20,000 came to the Cedar Rapids Municipal Airport in 1947 to see it land
Someone was struck by a vehicle Friday afternoon on the west side of Cedar Rapids, but police officials have thus far declined to reveal what happened and who was involved.
A nonpoint source management plan allows a state to be eligible for grants through the federal Clean Water Act that address nonpoint source pollution. Iowa drafted its first plan in 1990 and continues to update it at regular intervals.
Also in the Capitol Notebook: ‘Sweepstakes scam’ almost bilks Iowan out of $16K
A 39-year-old Anamosa man is accused of sneaking into a rural Cedar Rapids woman's house while she slept on Sunday, attacking her and a man who was with her, and returning hours later to damage four vehicles at the property.
The Iowa Court of Appeals has upheld a district court's ruling dismissing a lawsuit challenging Cargill’s construction of a now-completed rail yard in southeast Cedar Rapids.
The University of Iowa has denied an appeal from a fraternity it placed on interim suspension in November for alleged hazing -- rejecting the organization’s argument that only two members were responsible and those two have been kicked out.
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