Reynolds and Bird say the Iowa Supreme Court should first determine which legal standard applies to abortion restrictions, then determine the new law, which is blocked by a temporary injunction, is constitutional.
Lamont’e O’Neal, 20, is in custody in Cook County, Ill., on unrelated charges and will be extradited later to face charges in Johnson County, police said.
An Iowa City woman was arrested this weekend on charges that she broke into a North Liberty woman’s residence and held her captive at gunpoint for about three hours.
The driver overcorrected and the vehicle rolled, causing the driver to be ejected from the cab.
The Marion-based not-for-profit announced it will kickoff the sixth season of its native tree sale, on Aug. 7, with multiple sizes now available. The program enables landowners with more than three woodland acres to purchase anywhere from five to 150 native trees, in an effort to restore Linn County’s native tree canopy.
Available for adoption at Cedar Rapids Animal Care & Control
The students in about 300 Linn-Mar families no longer will be eligible for busing to school this fall. A Safe Routes to School plan will be implemented this fall to encourage more students to walk and bike to school.
Also, Iowa City initiative seeks to increase homeownership opportunities
The end goal of construction — smoother streets and better sidewalks — is positive, but the inconvenience of one-lane roads and rerouted traffic can frustrate even the most calm drivers. How do cities decide which roads need the most attention and which projects get priority?
A recent study that found a significant decline in mayfly abundance over the past several years has raised concern about the Mississippi River and its food chain, to which mayflies are essential. Scientists are interested in predicting the timing of mayflies. But they need the public's help in doing so.
AU in der HALLERTAU, Germany (AP) — Bright green vines snake upwards 20 feet (six meters) toward an umbrella of solar panels at Josef Wimmer’s farm in Bavaria.
Chase Oliver, the Libertarian candidate running for president, stopped in Cedar Rapids Sunday for a meet-and-greet event with voters and Linn County Libertarians.
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