Iowa City firefighters found 13 dogs and two birds dead Monday after responding to a fire in an Iowa City home, according to a press release from the Iowa City Fire Department.
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Iowa City firefighters found 13 dogs and two birds dead Monday after responding to a fire in an Iowa City home, according to a press release from the Iowa City Fire Department.
Four Cornell College instructors stabbed last week during trip to a park in China have been reunited with family members or have continued with their previously scheduled summer travel plans.
A man who was found dead in Lake Macbride last week has been identified by the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office as Cesar Garcia-Pelico, 34, of Cedar Rapids.
The new business, called GoldCap Education, is offering programming, taught by local educators to students in 4th-7th grades for the first time this summer with plans to continue programming throughout the school year.
Family built landmark home in North Liberty in 1908
The Linn County Drug Treatment Court allows offenders chosen for it to get substance abuse treatment while under court supervision.
A federal judge has temporarily blocked an Iowa state law that would have allowed the arrest and forced removal of immigrants in the country illegally if they had previously been denied entry.
A unique fundraiser is seeking to collect more than a quarter of a million pairs of shoes this week to benefit a clinic in Cedar Rapids that provides free care to people without insurance.
Cedar Rapids City Council member Ann Poe was hit by a motor vehicle Friday afternoon while using the crosswalk at an intersection in Czech Village and is now recovering at home.
Interspersed with their chants opposing tuition and fee increases during last week’s Board of Regents meeting, protesting graduate students demanded their universities divest from companies tied to Israel – echoing a refrain heard from campus protesters nationally in recent weeks and months.
Also, a Libertarian candidate will run in Iowa’s 3rd Congressional District
An Iowa City woman was arrested last week after her boy was found walking down the sidewalk carrying a loaded gun, according to a criminal complaint.
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