The 30-foot LED panel tree is set to debut at this year’s event.
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The 30-foot LED panel tree is set to debut at this year’s event.
The North Liberty Fire Department is in the process of recruiting three full-time firefighters while also pursuing a location for a second fire station. These efforts will help reduce response times, address rising call volumes and prepare the department as the city continues to grow.
Construction of a new University of Iowa inpatient tower on its main hospitals and clinics campus — first unveiled in January as part of a 10-year master plan — is expected to start just two years from now in 2025.
An Nebraska man was arrested in Iowa City last week on charges that he threatened a man with a gun and punched him inside his vehicle.
The Democratic National Committee’s Rules and Bylaws Committee will meet Thursday through Saturday in Washington, D.C., and the committee is expected to vote on the party’s presidential nominating calendar, potentially knocking Iowa off the first-in-the-nation spot it has held for half a century.
A bipartisan, three-member board began recounting ballots Tuesday in a Linn County race,
The Iowa DOT will hold a public hearing from 5 to 6 p.m. Wednesday on its project to widen Interstate 380 and rebuild the interchange with Wright Brothers Boulevard.
Prosecutors dismiss voluntary manslaughter charge against Cedar Rapids man who fatally shot another in his home during a fight. Iowa’s “Stand your ground” law was determining factor.
One of the former supervisors filing lawsuits is a Waterloo plant manager accused of arranging a COVID-19 office pool and encouraging interpreters to mislead workers about the coronavirus pandemic.
The Domestic Violence Intervention Program in Iowa City is hosting a gift drive through Dec. 24 that will benefit domestic violence survivors who have used the program’s services this year.
With Thanksgiving 2022 in the rearview mirror, the City of Cedar Rapids — with help from Coonrod Wrecker Service — before 8 a.m. Monday arrived at the Condons to cut its soon-to-be Christmas spruce and take it to Greene Square, where crews were waiting to set it and decorate it.
Wolf Carbon Solutions also holding informational meetings next week
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