Patients say small gestures can have an out-sized impact when going through cancer treatment -- even if they’re from complete strangers.
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Patients say small gestures can have an out-sized impact when going through cancer treatment -- even if they’re from complete strangers.
See what’s hopping in downtown Iowa City with several new public art installations, including one from Australia.
After a rare heart disease diagnosis, Iowa City coach Danny Arroyo has had to pivot between doing what he lives for and staying alive.
As Orchestra Iowa celebrates 100 years of excellence, a new documentary film takes a look back at its perseverance through floods, a derecho, and pandemic as the legacy institution positions itself for the next century.
Mark Elias found his purpose in helping create Matthew 25’s Cultivate Hope Corner Store in Cedar Rapids.
A former Cedar Rapids meteorologist and Eastern Iowa broadcast journalist have turned an 1894 church into their dream retirement home and a vacation rental.
Will Keeps was a 15-year-old member of a Chicago gang when he witnessed rival members kill his friend. He escaped the streets and moved to Iowa to help other young people from troubled backgrounds.
See how a few little furballs turned a wedding photographer into a de facto expert in hamster modeling.
A Cedar Rapids woman who has spent more than eight years volunteering her time to fight human trafficking was honored Thursday with an Outstanding Anti-Trafficking Service Award from the Iowa Network Against Human Trafficking.
See how she helps others find love and how she found her fit at one of the only agencies offering this service in Iowa.
The 30 homeless people who died in 2022 may not have been seen or heard often in life as they lived on the streets. But here, they were seen and heard by the living who knew them.
Soon, Denny Hodge plans to fly the airplane that took a little longer than expected to assemble.
Now in their second year, Amy and Greg Stewart have given away gift bags to nearly 400 children — just to keep the magic of Santa alive.
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