The city of Cedar Rapids is trying again to seek a massive grant — $56.4 million — from the federal government to reconstruct the Eighth Avenue “Arc of Justice” Bridge over the Cedar River.
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The city of Cedar Rapids is trying again to seek a massive grant — $56.4 million — from the federal government to reconstruct the Eighth Avenue “Arc of Justice” Bridge over the Cedar River.
Gov. Kim Reynolds also begins ‘Fair-Side Chats’
“You see these prosecutors who say they’re not going to prosecute people, they’re not going to hold them accountable,” DeSantis said
The Governor’s Traffic Safety Bureau is partnering with law enforcement agencies on the “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” project from Aug. 18 through Sept. 4.
David Alan Huston, 54, charged with assault and accused of driving his pickup truck into abortion protesters last year, was acquitted by a Linn County jury Thursday.
CEDAR RAPIDS — The Cedar Rapids Freedom Festival office is moving into the Veterans Memorial Building on May’s Island this …
The pipeline company resists an order it share details privately with the Farm Bureau and Sierra Club, saying the groups may release the data to the public despite restrictions.
“I think it's because we're all face-to-face, you know? The divisiveness comes from the fact that we're all in our houses, and on computers and social media, and we're not in person," said Beth M. Howard, an author and documentary filmmaker who was working on a film about Iowans' curious affinity for pie.
‘Uptick in attacks’ expected as first day of school nears, says Aaron Warner, CEO of ProCircular, a Coralville-based computer security company
The city of Cedar Rapids has finalized a $10 million deal to buy land from Rick and Marsha Stickle to build a flood control levee around Cedar Lake — marking a key step to move forward with completion of the city’s network of flood protection.
As the fair opens today, CEO Jeremy Parsons speaks about his goals for the state institution and how he hopes to preserve the place where “nothing compares” for the next generation.
After considering Mercy Iowa City’s argument that it’s an increasingly “fragile organization” forced into an emergent bankruptcy filing after suffering “significant and negative destruction of value,” a U.S. bankruptcy judge on Wednesday agreed to expedite the timeline of the hospital’s sale – presumably to the University of Iowa – setting a bid deadline of Sept. 19.
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