The Ukrainian women have had to look to and lean on the partnerships — and friendships — they’ve built around the world, including with “Wrestletown USA,” aka Iowa City and Coralville, which they’ll be visiting next month.
A Bellevue man has been arrested in Linn County on charges that he sent sexual messages to a 15-year-old girl.
A Cedar Rapids woman has been charged with attempted murder after police say she shot a man three times on Nov. 8.
Cedar Rapids-based newspaper is being purchased by Adams MultiMedia, a family held company based in Minnesota.
Bremer County man who sexually abused three children and then distributed images of child sexual abuse, was sentenced to more than 38 years in federal prison.
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds intends to put forward a proposal to change Iowa's property tax code, she said Tuesday after a roundtable discussion in Davenport.
The legislation forces the U.S. Department of Justice to release files related to the investigation into the late sex offender amid mounting political pressure.
The state no longer is considering contracting with a private company to provide health care services in Iowa’s nine prisons, according to a union leader whose group represents prison officers.
No bids were received during a sheriff’s sale for a slew of Iowa City high-rise properties — including the Chauncey — following a foreclosure ruling in April.
Iowa City robber, who taunted law enforcement with “Catch me if you can” note, has been sentenced again but this time in federal court.
Council Bluffs Mayor-elect Jill Shudak said her endorsement of Wahls is not against another Democratic candidate, state Rep. Josh Turek of Council Bluffs, who represents the city in the Iowa legislature.
New Cedar Rapids school board President Jennifer Neumann spoke about taking “accountability” and establishing trust with the community before being appointed Monday by fellow board members in a 4-3 vote.
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