First Street Parkade opened 62 years ago on Dec. 17, 1961
116 3rd St SE
Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
First Street Parkade opened 62 years ago on Dec. 17, 1961
University of Iowa Health Care will pay $780,000 to settle a pair of lawsuits alleging negligence against providers — one accusing a UI plastic surgeon of a botched breast reconstruction and another accusing an otolaryngologist of making life-changing errors while performing brain surgery without the help of a neurosurgeon.
Hiawatha City Council member Aime Wichtendahl, a Democrat, and Cedar Rapids veteran John Thompson, a Republican, have filed to run for the seat that will be vacated by Rep. Art Staed.
Trump’s support grew to more than 50 percent, and he now leads the field by 32 percentage points.
Nine people have been charged after a protest in front of Kinnick Stadium on Saturday ended in arrests for trespassing.
With University of Northern Iowa strapped for cash and its tuition revenue sliding, unionized faculty members are criticizing the administration for giving nearly $4.3 million of the campus’ general university funds to athletics in the 2023 budget year – which was almost $1 million more than planned.
An Arizona man has been identified as the semi-truck driver who was killed in a single-vehicle crash Friday near Tiffin.
Police received a 911 call about an attempted break-in at the church just after 5 a.m. When officers arrived, they found Gutgsell injured and a suspected attacker inside.
The Eastern Iowa Airport will buy a residential property south of the airport because of concerns the groundwater there is contaminated by per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS.
Available at the Cedar Valley Humane Society
Prairie Farms Dairy has agreed to pay $10,000 -- the maximum penalty the Iowa Department of Natural Resources may enforce -- for exceeding wastewater discharge limits 139 times between 2018 and 2022 at its cheese manufacturing facility near Monona.
Work is one step closer to beginning on a renovation that will transform Marion Methodist Church — a historic building that was saved from demolition through a last-minute deal in 2022 — into Belltower Lofts apartments.
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