Families across Eastern Iowa wait in long lines Friday to find their perfect holiday tree
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Families across Eastern Iowa wait in long lines Friday to find their perfect holiday tree
The annual Run CRANDIC spring marathon between Iowa City and Cedar Rapids will not return in 2023.
Brian Glick spearheading efforts to branch out unified looks.
One person was killed in an ATV crash in Delaware County Wednesday, according to an Iowa State Patrol crash report.
Porch pirates are arriving early this holiday season. Here’s what you can do to prevent package theft and avoid unhappy holidays.
A Cedar Rapids man was arrested Wednesday on charges that he sexually abused three children over a period of several years.
Less than 10 percent of Iowa’s private wells were tested for safe drinking water in 2020. Officials urge residents to take advantage of state funds.
Nonprofit Trees Forever this year piloted Neighborhood Tree Captains and tree voucher programs to empower residents to replant on their private properties. These programs were developed as part of the ReLeaf effort to reforest Cedar Rapids after the derecho.
What does information technology in schools look like today more than two years into the pandemic?
Food pantries are used to seeing ebbs and flows in the demand for their services, but in the last few years that demand has been growing consistently, and some Cedar Rapids food banks are struggling to keep up.
The city of North Liberty is negotiating with the property owner to acquire the nearly 45 acres of land for a community park on the side’s northwest side.
State and local agencies report an increase in demand for heating and energy assistance in recent years, and they’re bracing for what are expected to be the highest heating costs households have seen in 25 years.
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