A Decorah farmer is accused of stealing enough corn and soybeans to fill nearly 25 semi-trailer trucks, worth over an estimated $175,000, and shielding the income from an ongoing bankruptcy case, Winneshiek County authorities say.
A glimpse into polling locations in Eastern Iowa on a day when voters across the country head to the polls to cast their ballots in the general election.
The Iowa City Council, which has voted twice to approve readings of an ordinance that would ban the sale of kratom in town, on Monday voted to defer a third vote, opting instead to put the issue on its list of priorities for the Iowa Legislature to address.
Fishing column: Once a walleye haven, this Minnesota lake now offers plenty of smallmouth bass
Wild Side column: A recent outing started slow, but ended up being pretty special
Polls opened across the state at 7 a.m. Tuesday. Voters in Conroy, Iowa — an unincorporated community in Iowa County — were up early to cast their ballots at the Hilton Township Hall.
A juvenile who made an online threat against Taft Middle School Monday could face charges, according to a news release from the Cedar Rapids Police Department.
As polls close, view election results reported from AP. Get the latest updates from around Eastern Iowa.
After hearing a presentation from Georgia elections officials, the Iowa Secretary of State’s Office staffer started a review process that led to Paul Pate’s directive to challenge the ballots of 2,176 Iowans whose citizenship the office has been unable to determine
Emergency donation plea brings in $13,500, allows for payment plan for debt
American Society of Landscape Architecture recognizes Marion-based Monarch Research Project with Public Stewardship Award.
Billy Hoffer of Cedar Rapids was star pitcher for Baltimore in late 1800s
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