Matthew Jason Manos, 39, also is charged with sexually abusing an adult woman.
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Matthew Jason Manos, 39, also is charged with sexually abusing an adult woman.
Families should send water bottles with their children and water bottles will be available on some school buses.
Coach Fran McCaffery’s son is asking the court to waive his appearance at his bench trial for a traffic violation that resulted in the death of an Iowa National Guard soldier.
Greek firefighters found the bodies of 18 people in an area of northeastern Greece ravaged by a major wildfire burning for days, authorities said Tuesday.
A longheld citizen dream to help Latino families prosper in Iowa is coming to life as Linn County residents have come together to form a new nonprofit that aims to help Latinos succeed.
Gazette photographers posed for a picture in 1951
Harrison Elementary in Cedar Rapids was named for a president, but which one?
The district is gathering student input on what careers they would like to explore through the Center, which could be piloted as early as fall 2024.
The murder trial for Duval Walker, accused of starting a fight with and punching another man before shooting him in a Marion bar, will not start this week as originally scheduled. A motion to continue the trial was granted in a hearing Monday.
Trump also was the clear winner in the Iowa Secretary of State’s presidential straw poll at the Iowa State Fair.
Since 2020, Iowa has seen a 500 percent increase in the amount of fentanyl seized, a 100 percent increase in meth seized and a 35 percent increase in drug-related deaths. Much of it traced back to Mexican drug cartels, the governor says.
No structural integrity issue has been identified with a downtown Cedar Rapids building where bricks fell onto the sidewalk from the facade of a four-story building this weekend, Building Services Director Kevin Ciabatti said Monday.
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