A street extension that connects the Time Check neighborhood and Ellis Boulevard to downtown Cedar Rapids — and is expected to spur investment in the neighborhood that was
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
A street extension that connects the Time Check neighborhood and Ellis Boulevard to downtown Cedar Rapids — and is expected to spur investment in the neighborhood that was
Antonio Juarez-Luna, 15, is accused of shooting a 17-year-old he was playing basketball with at Hanna Park on Aug. 5.
It’s time to awaken the “Sleeping Giant”: The demolition of the old CRANDIC Railway Bridge will begin this fall to clear a path for a new bridge as part of the $20 million ConnectCR project.
Statehouse Republicans, in response, contend Iowa Democrats and the Biden administration are working together to misrepresent Iowa’s youth employment laws.
A fire was reported at a University of Iowa lab Friday, the day after a fire was reported at the same building.
Although Mercy Iowa City two weeks ago told participants of its 55-year-old pension plan – via mailed letter – that they will, for now, “continue to receive your monthly pension checks,” hospital leadership Thursday announced the temporary but immediate suspension of three other benefit programs.
Over the 15 weeks of testing, there were 104 swim advisories because of high levels of E. coli and 19 advisories for toxins from algae.
Two meth leaders were each sentenced to more than 30 years in prison for their roles in bringing 500 pounds of the drug to Iowa.
On the podcast this week, we discuss Republican Presidential Candidates and Conversion Therapy Bans
‘School meals are just as important to academic success as textbooks,’ school dietitian says
The Gazette spoke with a National Weather Service meteorologist about recent hot spells and the potential for more.
Coralville residents will no longer need to sort their recycling when the city moves to single-stream in March. The city will roll out single-stream recycling for all residents at the same time rather than a phased approach.
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