The Nature Call: As well as a little maple that was lost to progress
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The Nature Call: As well as a little maple that was lost to progress
The pest was first found in 2010 in far Northeast Iowa and has since spread -- now 98 of the state’s 99 counties have confirmed cases.
Kingdom Community Center wins $100,000 donation, as part of the Rotary Club of Cedar Rapids club’s Grand Impact event, held April 1 at the DoubleTree by Hilton Cedar Rapids Convention Complex.
City High student receives honorable mention for his documentary ‘Prescribing Change: America’s Healthcare Crisis“
Waypoint is looking to convert its now-closed emergency shelter, the Madge Phillips Center, in southeast Cedar Rapids into a “housing first” facility. It is planned to add new affordable rental units with community services in an effort to move toward ending homelessness.
Tickets on sale the academy’s annual gala April 18 to support the education of Black and biracial students in Cedar Rapids.
Blue signs first appeared on Cedar Rapids buildings in 1970s
A woman who considered Devonna Walker her “goddaughter” said it “tore me apart” when she went outside and saw Walker lying on the ground, bleeding, and then saw her “eyes rolled back in her head.”
Instead of immediately waiving charges and lease restrictions on pets, Iowa landlords could evaluate requests and must respond promptly.
Also, another bill would increase penalties for trespassing while hunting
A bill in Iowa that would allow the state to arrest and deport some migrants is stoking anxiety among immigrant communities, leaving some to wonder: “Should I leave Iowa?”
The Cedar Rapids Police Department responded to a swatting call Monday at Jefferson High School.
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