People in an upscale residential area near Anamosa alleged that an illegal burn pile was emitting black smoke.
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People in an upscale residential area near Anamosa alleged that an illegal burn pile was emitting black smoke.
At about 4 a.m. Christmas morning, Cedar Rapids police were dispatched to the Kwik Star at 4141 Center Point Rd. NE.
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The national suicide prevention crisis number was shortened to the three digit number 988 in July, resulting in an increase in call volumes across the United States. The two nonprofits that serve as answering centers for the line in Iowa have been keeping up with demand, despite high staff turnover.
She spent her entire career in Linn County government — beginning right out of high school in 1979 and retiring after three terms as the county treasurer.
While the presence of the black carp in part of the Mississippi River basin has been previously reported, the research concludes that the population is now self-sustaining.
Mural artist turns her vision to 3D realm to create a new winter wonderland that she hopes will help people see downtown in a new way.
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The Fact Checker looks into Rep. Ashley Hinson’s claims on the cost of the student loan payment pause and whether President Biden’s action to extend the pause will drive inflation higher.
Take the tour and vote for this year’s winner through Dec. 30.
A look back at the top news stories from the week of Dec. 19
The Hall family has enjoyed being together this year and spending time with one another, especially after four family members — Ashley, James, Vonnie and Evan — were diagnosed with different health issues within the span of a few months in late 2021.
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