The swimming pool and wellness center would be owned by the district and operated by the YMCA in a partnership agreement.
116 3rd St SE
Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
The swimming pool and wellness center would be owned by the district and operated by the YMCA in a partnership agreement.
The five current and former Iowa and Iowa State athletes have pleaded guilty to underage betting, which carries only a fine and no jail time.
University of Iowa police are investigating a body found on campus Wednesday morning, although “the death is not believed to be suspicious.”
The South Dakota commission also unanimously refused the company’s request to preempt county pipeline setback ordinances.
A Hiawatha man was sentenced to 20 years in prison for charges stemming from him shooting at his ex-girlfriend’s SUV, in which their 5-year-old son was a passenger. The woman says the multiple bullets “narrowly missed us both.”
Outside lanes of Interstate 380 will be closed during nighttime hours for approximately two weeks for surface treatment, according to a City of Cedar Rapids news release.
Registration is open for a new one-day program that’ll give a behind-the-scenes look at Hawkeye women’s wrestling. Funds raised will support female athletes looking to compete and train for Olympic titles after college.
New support system for area school counselors helps them more efficiently and effectively serve all students
Eastern Iowa watersheds will have more tools to monitor flood and drought conditions through $1 million awarded by Congress to the Iowa Flood Center at the University of Iowa.
The Linn County Board of Supervisors unanimously advanced tighter restrictions in its ordinance regulating utility-scale solar projects, signaling support for the policy changes made to balance the interests of farmers and neighbors with supporting projects that will generate more renewable energy.
The State Appeal Board on Tuesday agreed to pay $2.52 million to settle six lawsuits against University of Iowa Health Care — with the university paying most of that total under a new agreement inked last week upping the cap on what doctors and their insurance will cover.
The plan calculates payments based on a borrower’s income and family size rather than how much they owe, and is designed to help borrowers reduce their monthly payments, limit how much interest can add up over time and lower the overall amount that must be paid back over a borrower’s lifetime.
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