See close-ups inside the touchstones of Iowa history in “Historic Buildings of Iowa,” streaming online and on TV on Iowa PBS on Monday, Nov. 29.
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See close-ups inside the touchstones of Iowa history in “Historic Buildings of Iowa,” streaming online and on TV on Iowa PBS on Monday, Nov. 29.
He sees you when you’re sleeping and he knows when you’re awake. But he will also need to know how many you plan to have at your gathering and whether they’ll be wearing masks.
Kismet Coffee & Bloom combines couple’s passions in their first business together in the former Dostal House in NewBo.
Meet Roxie Mess, a drag performer from North Liberty whose style defies a world constrained by feminine illusions.
Col. Craig Andrle, commander of the 388th Fighter Wing based at Hill Air Force Base in Utah, will lead a four-ship flyover of F-35A Lightning II’s before Saturday’s Iowa vs. Minnesota football game.
Cedar Rapids native Carletta Knox-Seymour holds virtual classes aimed at Black women that teach workplace skills, the impact of disenfranchisement, and how to build self-respect.
These 13 extraordinary women not only inspire and motivate change and action but also serve as role models for future leaders.
Kat Bevins is working to reduce violence in Cedar Rapids through a restorative justice nonprofit, ReSET Cedar Rapids.
Cedar Rapids makeup artist Brent Edgett behind the spooky transformations at Scream Acres in Atkins.
One ghost hunting organization gets anywhere from 30 to 80 clients in a year. While they tend to get a few more requests around October, those cases are often not legitimate according to the organization’s founder.
The old fire station at 1111 Third St. SE is starting a new chapter as an AirBNB rental after a storied history in the New Bohemia District.
Hannah Longmire, of Coralville, was born with a congenital limb difference, which caused her to have her legs amputated below the knee when she was two. Now, with running blades, she’s the fastest girl on her cross country team.
He’s played for four NFL teams, been a Hollywood stunt double for Will Smith, and bungee-jumped out of a helicopter over the Grand Canyon, but some of Quinn Early’s fondest memories involve Iowa City and playing for the Hawkeyes.
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