A trial set for Dec. 5 for Jeremy Goodale, one of two teens accused of killing the Fairfield High Spanish teacher, has been bumped again. Goodale’s lawyer said they recently receive new files from DCI and need more time to review.
Also, 2 groups of co-workers from Hiawatha businesses split separate $50,000 lottery winnings
The Loftus Lumber redevelopment into a mixed-use facility that is expected to transform a long-vacant block between downtown and the New Bohemia District is slated to get a final green light Tuesday from the Cedar Rapids City Council.
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — An 18-year-old sex trafficking victim who killed her rapist could be sent to prison after she walked away from an Iowa women’s shelter where she was serving probation following her conviction for manslaughter.
Trump endorses Brenna Bird for attorney general
Four years after taking over the sprawling Kirkwood Community College system in 2018 as its fifth president and first female head, Lori Sundberg, 64, on Monday announced plans to retire next fall.
The City of Iowa City and the Iowa City airport are looking for artists to design and paint a 300-foot-long, 12-foot-tall mural on an airport hangar facing South Riverside Drive.
Available at the Cedar Valley Humane Society
City leaders shared wide-ranging impacts of dry conditions at a news conference last week hosted by the Mississippi River Cities and Towns Initiative -- from barge slowdowns to water main breaks caused by shifting dry ground.
An Iowa City medical clinic that owes parents of a newborn who has permanent brain injury files for bankruptcy protection after its insurance carrier hasn’t paid policy limits.
The Iowa Finance Authority awarded nearly $1 million in federal housing tax credits to the NEX senior housing development project at 4643 Herbert Hoover Highway. Construction is anticipated to start next year.
The Marion City Council awarded $60,000 in federal American Rescue Plan Act funding toward Marion Cares for its immediate housing assistance program.
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