Cedar Rapids artist has long thought about the role of art in our lives
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Cedar Rapids artist has long thought about the role of art in our lives
Cedar Rapids couple’s puppets were pretty famous
Families of two people who were fatally shot at Taboo Nightclub and Lounge last year were upset with a plea agreement and only a 30-year prison sentence for Timothy Rush. Some family members said Rush shot Nicole Owens and Marvin Cox over jealousy.
Swimming is off limits at Terry Trueblood Recreation Area in Iowa City because of high bacteria levels in the lake.
The first phases of the Johnson County administrative campus renovation are likely going out to bid in early June — with construction anticipated to start in August — after months of review, redesign and discussions of how to keep costs down.
Alexander Glover, 21, drowned Saturday in West Okoboji Lake. He was an active member of the community and a good friend, his mother says.
For the second time in 10 years, an Iowa nurse accused of stealing patient painkillers has had her license suspended by the state.
Joshua Venckus alleged the case was pursued against him although he had what he described as an airtight alibi.
Three members of one of Iowa State University’s oldest and biggest fraternities – including its vice president and risk manager – are being investigated for allegedly ordering one of their house mates and fraternity brothers to perform a sex act upon threat of violence, according to a series of criminal complaints filed this month.
Available at the Cedar Valley Humane Society
Food banks and other food-based nonprofits are facing a crisis as inflation makes it harder to get food, and means more people are asking for food. At the same time, funding from Covid is disappearing and donations are decreasing.
Taking that trademarked term and idea from the University of Wisconsin — which is offering three two-day Grandparents University sessions this July — UI is starting with a single day of learning for grandparents and grandchildren on July 13.
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