The ordinance allows UTVs on roadways posted at 35 mph or less during specific hours and only driven by adults. It will be reviewed in six months
116 3rd St SE
Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
The ordinance allows UTVs on roadways posted at 35 mph or less during specific hours and only driven by adults. It will be reviewed in six months
Fishing column: Teaching grandchildren the beauty of fishing offers special moments — and grandpa wouldn’t have it any other way.
Council took no action at the meeting and said that will come at a later date.
Birding column: Limpkin are being spotted outside Florida, including two in Iowa.
A Marion man being retried for killing his ex-girlfriend in 2017 asks the judge to recuse himself, questioning his impartiality
Iowa abortion rights activists celebrated the results of a Kansas ballot measure on abortion rights on Tuesday, when voters roundly rejected a proposed amendment to the state’s constitution that would remove protections for abortion, similar to an amendment Iowa voters may see on the ballot in 2024.
Corridor pilots reschedule global trek to raise awareness, funds for vaccines.
One acre of corn can release 4,000 gallons of water per day, enough to fill a residential swimming pool in less than a week.
“Race-Based Calls Hurt Us All” is the name of a new campaign in Iowa City that reminds residents not to call 911 based on someone’s race when no crime is occurring.
Iowa continues to lead the nation in puppy mills sanctioned by the federal government and is expanding its lead over other states.
The Gulf of Mexico Hypoxia Task Force, a partnership formed in the late 1990s with the goal of reducing the size and severity of the hypoxic zone, currently is co-chaired by Iowa Agriculture Secretary Mike Naig.
City, county plan ‘community conversation’ at two-year mark of disaster
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