The Iowa dentist who was convicted in April of public intoxication after performing a root canal on a patient at the Anamosa State Penitentiary is still waiting for the Iowa Dental Board’s final action in the case.
All three children who died were under 5 years old. None were in seat restraints, the Iowa State Patrol said.
There might be more than 9,000 water lines to Cedar Rapids homes and businesses that need to be replaced, but city officials say the water is safe to drink.
Workers at Cargill’s corn milling plant in Cedar Rapids have been on strike for a week after the local Teamsters union voted to decline the company's last offer.
A decade after the Flint, Michigan, water crisis raised alarms about the continuing dangers of lead in tap water, President Joe Biden is setting a 10-year deadline for cities across the nation to replace their lead pipes, finalizing an aggressive approach aimed at ensuring that drinking water is safe for all Americans.
Wild Side column: The Whopper Plopper did the trick during this fishing trip on the first day of autumn
Early in-person and mail-in voting begins Oct. 16 for Iowa's 2024 general elections. Here's what you need to know about checking your voter registration status, how to vote early in-person and by mail, and how to vote on Election Day, Nov. 5.
Orange and red are bursting into Iowa’s fall landscape, but the colors this year may be muted by dry conditions. Find out when colors are expected to peak, and where best to see them.
The house Hutchinson built — at what is now 119 W. Park Rd. — is the oldest house in Iowa City and is now home to the University of Iowa Press.
Bohannan and Miller-Meeks are scheduled to debate each other on Iowa PBS later this month.
The store manager of an Iowa City Jimmy John’s was arrested last week on a charge of second degree fraudulent practice after she lost more than $8,000 that belonged to the restaurant and tried to cover it up, authorities said.
The Driftless Water Defenders is suing the county’s board of supervisors and board of adjustment over their decisions that would allow the facility to be built and operated.
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