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A new state program will help finance housing for Iowans with disabilities, Gov. Terry Branstad’s office announced today. Diana Stromer, …

With changes in government policy sending fewer people to residential facilities for mental illness or other long-term care, Linn County …

VIDEO: Interview with Rep. Paul Ryan: CEDAR RAPIDS — “Are You Better Off?” was the slogan emblazoned on posters at …

CEDAR RAPIDS — A change in Linn County’s property tax statements has prompted a flood of calls from residents who …

The Carl & Mary Koehler History Center‘s annual fundraising dinner will help pay for a model of downtown Cedar Rapids …

Supporters of both candidates in the First District congressional race turned out on Mays Island Wednesday afternoon for an event …

Iowans planning a Labor Day road trip should budget a bit more for fuel, thanks to Tropical Storm Isaac. “Expect …

Ken Peckosh and Shirley Peckosh, both of Robins, strolled across the Mary Lundby Bridge at Pinicon Ridge Park minutes after …

Jim Condit is trying to raise $7,000 to paint an orphanage in Haiti. “I decided that I needed to give …

CEDAR RAPIDS – A handful of Linn County residents voted twice in recent elections, and the county’s top elections official …

Linn and Johnson counties will begin planning a regional agency to provide services for mentally handicapped and developmentally disabled residents, …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Five local non-profit agencies are receiving $285,000 in emergency funds to help cope with cuts in government …

Much spending by Iowan counties is out of the hands of  supervisors, who must allocate their budgets according to state …

Baseball fan Katie Keane thought she had her post-college plans pretty well mapped. “I wanted to work in baseball really …

Next to family, corrections officials say a relationship with community is key to preventing an offender’s return to jail or …