Pear Deck helps teachers see immediately if students understand the lesson
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Pear Deck helps teachers see immediately if students understand the lesson
The Gingrich family’s spruce at their Marion home will be Cedar Rapids’ Christmas tree this year. Here’s what you need to know about this year’s annual tree lighting in Greene Square.
The climate is changing — but there’s still time to adapt, assessment authors said.
The 6th Judicial District Court is taking applications for an upcoming vacancy on the bench. Judge Fae Hoover is retiring at the end of December. Applications are due Dec. 15.
A Cedar Rapids man accused of trying to kill his wife by stabbing her multiple times in 2021 wants to keep his confession out of trial. His lawyers argue he had an “existing” mental condition and was in a psychotic state. Prosecution argues he understood all the questions and led the discussion during the interrogation.
Bands of heavier show across Eastern Iowa and Northeast Missouri led to some localized higher amounts.
A judge sentenced a Cedar Rapids man to 25 years for sexually abusing a child for over a year. The girl, now 8, told a forensic interviewer about the incidents and then, the abuser confessed to police that he sexually abused her for over a year.
Available for adoption at Cedar Rapids Animal Care & Control
Family-owned business now in its fourth generation
How is it that a river’s level can be measured at three feet, but the stream is so shallow, rocks are visible? The Gazette spoke with Quad Cities National Weather Service Hydrologist Matt Wilson to answer one curious Iowan’s question.
The 50 banners, at $250 each, are quickly being snapped up quickly, so festival officials warn interested parties not to wait too long to purchase a banner. Button design entries for the 2024 festival are due soon, too.
Also, residents asked for their opinions on workforce, C.R. city budget
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