A Burlington contractor accused of taking money from four Linn County homeowners for derecho repairs but never finishing the work has agreed to plead guilty to first-degree theft charges, according to Linn County Attorney Nick Maybanks.
The child has severe bite wounds but is “generally improving.”
This year’s nighttime favorite returns to downtown Cedar Rapids with more than 100 vendors and entertainment.
Millions of Americans will be able to buy hearing aids without a prescription later this fall under a long-awaited rule finalized Tuesday.
The long-awaited Seventh Avenue streetscape project in Uptown Marion is entering its final phase, which will close part of the busy street for the next two months.
The Parking Spaces is phase two of a smaller listening experience created during the height of the pandemic
The fish died of koi herpes virus, in the first case detected in Iowa.
The 1.3-mile extension to the east is not only a “crucial link“ for Coralville and North Liberty, but it’s important for the Johnson County metro area. City leaders are working to secure funding opportunities for the $10 million project.
The historic Guaranty Bank building and Old World Theater property is listed for sale as efforts to pursue a $50 million transformation of the site into two hotels and restaurants in downtown Cedar Rapids have faltered, the potential developer said.
TIME MACHINE: Kansan preached Prohibition to thousands
Bargaining group receives largest pay increase in the last five years at an additional 75 cents an hour
At no cost to themselves, Alliant Energy customers managed to raise $10,000 for Iowa food bank partners.
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