Photos from the third annual Need A Pizza and Beer Run event in Cedar Rapids on Sunday.
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Photos from the third annual Need A Pizza and Beer Run event in Cedar Rapids on Sunday.
On the cusp of RAGBRAI this week, cyclists share benefits and tips.
Tales range from overcoming adversity to organizing rides and getting back on a bike at age 67.
A look back at the top news stories from the week of July 17
A Rochester man’s proposal to turn a portion of southeast Minnesota’s Driftless region into a national park died less than a month after he proposed it this year. But discussion about protection and promotion of the region — which stretches into northeast Iowa, southwest Wisconsin and northwest Illinois — continues.
Eastern Iowa will likely start seeing temperatures surpassing 90 degrees by midweek, even as early as Tuesday. It will likely be the hottest days of the summer so far. Local officials are ready to respond, if needed, with cooling centers.
The victims, identified as Cedar Rapids residents, were located in approximately 23 feet of water, more than three hours after a caller reported they’d gone under the water.
Kids come up with a sweet treat at the Marion Public Library
Marion welder fuses 60 mountain bike wheels to create 200-pound sculpture
Reynolds and Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird on Friday said the state has appealed a lower court’s decision to temporarily block enforcement of the so-called fetal heartbeat law.
The $14 million addition will provide space for 3D metal printers for aircraft parts. The new printers are aimed at cutting costs, wait times and the backlog of orders for commercial airplane parts, as well as avoid supply chain issues.
Amanda Pierce Snyder was banned from school board meetings for 12 months for being disruptive during an August 2022 board meeting.
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