Steve Gravelle

Even as Iowa makes early progress toward ensuring all its children’s safety while respecting cultural differences, the state faces “a …

Most of President Barack Obama’s speech Wednesday at Cornell College in Mount Vernon was an appeal to supporters and undecided …

Cedar County Assessor Dan Lett and his staff are trying to figure out how many properties have been listed with …

Linn County will hire two deputies for jail duties instead of replacing the retired jail administrator. Sheriff Brian Gardner told …

UPDATE: Fraud charges won’t be filed against a friend of Linn County Auditor Joel Miller hired by Miller to manage …

Charged with maintaining and replacing many more bridges than most states, highway officials in Iowa try to keep up with …

With all the worry this summer about the hot, dry weather, hardly a word was said about those usual staples …

Linn County will count vehicles traveling along dusty Old River Road, county supervisors decided Wednesday in response to a resident’s …

Four counties are joining Linn and its neighbors in planning a regional network to deliver services for mental health and …

Linn County supervisors have signed on to a plan that could, eventually, bring a casino to Cedar Rapids. Without debate, …

Federal and state funding cuts will mean changes to services for Iowans who are victims of domestic violence and sexual …

Cedar Rapids officials and residents want the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to take the lead in a building a …

WASHINGTON – The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers faces an “unsustainable situation” in maintaining its national water projects at acceptable …

Linn County will continue to help fund the Neighborhood Revitalization Service’s efforts to rehabilitate Cedar Rapids housing. County supervisors voted …

The Marion City Council is just one vote away from launching construction of the city’s new police station. Council members …