The Cedar Rapids Police Department announced Friday that they had completed their investigation into the fatal stabbing of Devonna Walker and forwarded their investigation materials to the Linn County Attorney.
Republican celebrates her 'bold and not beholden' decisions
Iowa State University, which begins developing the $200 million CyTown entertinament district this spring, is looking for vendors, retailers and restaurants to eventually fill out the regional destination.
A woman was charged with attempted murder after she attacked a detention officer in the Fayette County Jail on Monday, according to a news release from Fayette County.
On this week’s edition of the On Iowa Politics podcast: the momentous first week of the Iowa Legislature
Six friends were hunting near Bertram Road on Dec. 30 when they discovered a body on the banks of the Cedar River. The remains were those of Erik Spaw, a Cedar Rapids waterworks employee missing since May 7 when his work truck was found submerged in the Cedar River.
Alexander Jackson is accused of killing his father, mother and sister June 15, 2021. He is charged with three counts of first-degree murder.
Two women laid the foundation for an ‘amazing space’ in Cedar Rapids
Less than 34 percent of the $2.6 million Iowans have donated to an Iowa sheriffs’ group since 2016 has been used for the stated purpose of training officers and helping underprivileged children.
For the first time in more than a decade, Iowa’s 15 community colleges in the last full academic year saw a collective bump in credit-seeking students — although the total number of hours they took continued to fall, sustaining a trend of students taking lighter course loads.
Vacant land in the New Bohemia District will soon undergo a $9.8 million transformation into a mixed-use facility, adding new rental units and retail space. Chad Pelley is spearheading the development team behind the project next to the Brewhemia parking lot.
Soon, Daniel Reed hopes to restart a program that combines mentorship, mechanical education and community service into a chance to build a bicycle.
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