Steve Gravelle

Eastern Iowans who need some help with daily life reminded legislators to keep them in mind when the session opens …

Linn County residents could start voting in as little as two weeks on bringing casino gambling to the county. County …

Linn County is being asked to support renovation of a west-bank downtown landmark. County supervisors got their first look Monday …

Prompted by last year’s mass shootings, state lawmakers will consider improving availability of mental health services when the Legislature convenes …

John Harris will chair the Linn County Board of Supervisors this year, board members decided Wednesday. Harris, a Palo Republican …

The manager of an Elkader tavern is charged with threatening and trying to hold captive a teenager working with sheriff’s …

A new effort by churches and a synagogue in Cedar Rapids and Marion is offering another shelter option for homeless …

The Iowa State Patrol will improvise its way around gaps in radio coverage, and local emergency responders and their contractors …

From his Jackson County farm, Joe Heinrich will keep an eye on Washington, D.C., this weekend. Heinrich is paying close …

Lumir Dostal “was just always a public servant,” according to Linn County Supervisor Brent Oleson. Dostal, 76, a county supervisor …

The death of a Cedar Rapids man in police custody in May was accidental, with intoxication a contributing factor, according …

When it was time for a new car, Paul Webster went in a different direction. “I’d been thinking about it …

Hours before Wednesday’s blizzard rolled in, Angel Ross set out to get the fixings for Christmas dinner. Besides a turkey, …

A Cedar Rapids project will be among the last to get low-interest funding under a federal program adopted to help …

Darkness will force Linn County plows off the roads at 4 p.m., to return 12 hours later, County Engineer Steve …