With 13 apartments, this building will have an impact on a growing, chronically homeless population in Cedar Rapids.
116 3rd St SE
Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
With 13 apartments, this building will have an impact on a growing, chronically homeless population in Cedar Rapids.
Urbana man was sentenced this week to 30 years in federa prison for molesting and sexually exploiting a 4-year-old child. He recorded sexually explicit videos of the child and shared them with others online.
The Cedar Rapids Police Department has identified a man who was killed Wednesday night in Cedar Rapids as Anthony Fitts, 29, of Cedar Rapids.
Grant Wood AEA board of directors agreed to pursue an agreement to share a chief administrator with Mississippi Bend AEA until July
The Cedar Rapids Public Library Foundation launched its “Inspiring Big Dreams” capital campaign Thursday to build a new library, replacing the building at 3750 Williams Blvd. SW that was previously a Target store. The campaign seeks to raise $10 million.
The bill is intended to drive down costs for patients by encouraging them to shop for the best price among multiple providers.
Final arguments over Summit Carbon Solutions’ pipeline permit have concluded, and the Iowa Utilities Board is set to decide whether to approve the controversial project.
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds joined two dozen other Republican governors on Thursday to give their support to Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and the state's "right to self-defense" amid a clash between Abbott and President Joe Biden's administration over razor wire installed at the southern border.
Iowa's maternal death rate and infant mortality rate have climbed as birthing units have closed in recent years
The proposed legislation, which opponents called ‘hateful’ and ‘horrible,’ also would add gender dysphoria to a list of disabilities covered by the Civil Rights Act.
The North Linn Community School District has agreed to pay a $6,000 fine based on allegations staff violated state law on asbestos removal during a 2022 school renovation.
Also, lawmakers shelve a bill that would have required school administrators to spend more time in the classroom.
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