The cameras are meant to detect stolen cars and vehicles tied to wanted suspects or people in distress.
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The cameras are meant to detect stolen cars and vehicles tied to wanted suspects or people in distress.
Eastern Iowa Health Center has as lot to celebrate with its second annual Community Block Party. Here’s why.
Three days after asking a judge to get involved in the delayed distribution of Mercy Iowa City’s liquidated assets -- accusing the bankrupt hospital’s management team of poor communication and miscalculation in stalling payments -- Mercy’s bondholders last week finally got back some of the long-sought $62.8 million they’re owed.
Also, Linn County gives final OK to new utility-scale wind project rules
And how did 4-H rejuvenate county fairs in the 1900s?
A 13-year-old was shot in the leg Saturday night in northeast Cedar Rapids and police arrested a 17-year-old in connection with the shooting.
A look back at the top stories from the week of July 29
Decorah residents will once again go to the ballot box for a special election to decide whether to establish a municipal electric utility. The City Council approved a second referendum to come before voters in March 2025.
Iowa offenders who cause a death must pay $150,000 in restitution, according to a law enacted in 1997, but some Eastern Iowa victims say it’s not a priority to help them. They realize the offenders are spending life in prison, in most cases, and doubt they will receive much of it.
Some lawmakers and environmental groups seek reconsideration of permit.
The Gazette spoke with airport Director Marty Lenss about the airport’s aviation campus and future renovations.
Local governments have funded affordable housing, mental health and business and nonprofit initiatives using the American Rescue Plan Act.
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