Bill waiting to be signed into law by Gov. Kim Reynolds
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
Bill waiting to be signed into law by Gov. Kim Reynolds
The federal lawsuit accuses city police officers of “showing favoritism toward Christopher Prichard,” and that his relationship with the police in the Eastern Iowa community “enabled and fostered his ability to murder his estranged spouse, Angela Marie Prichard.”
A look back at the top news stories from the week of April 8
Retailers and commuters cope while the Black Hawk Bridge over the Mississippi River is temporary closed.
The addition of college and career academies to Cedar Rapids high schools — starting with freshman academies launching in the fall of 2025 — will bring real-world experience to classrooms that aligns with their future career interests.
However, one Iowa economics expert said a recent settlement involving the National Association of Realtors will have a ‘substantial’ impact on the real estate industry
The first year of Johnson County Civil Mental Health Court has been “challenging but rewarding,“ as officials identified some gaps for services that participants needed. The court had 12 participants in the first year.
The increasing number of trail connections in Eastern Iowa have made cycling safer for bikers — while also connecting communities and bringing a boost to businesses in the small towns they pass through.
If this is your year to take up cycling — or more likely, resume riding after a decade or so — you’ll want to get a handle on just what type of riding you want to do.
Despite the sometimes challenging Iowa weather conditions, it is possible to use local trails year-round.
The Gazette’s inaugural Cycling Guide tells the stories of the businesses, people and local efforts that have made The Corridor …
The Iowa Bicycle Coalition turns 20 this year and has a new executive director at the helm to continue its legacy of promoting safe and enjoyable cycling throughout the state of Iowa.
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