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Business owners say Hemp bill headed to governor’s desk could wipe out the industry

Cedar Rapids, Iowa – A bill that tightens restrictions on goods infused with hemp is expected to reach Governor Reynolds’ desk on Tuesday and become law....

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Waterloo’s free lunch program has been put on hold while a new cook is hired

Waterloo, Iowa – The Salvation Army gymnasium in Waterloo-Cedar Falls was empty at midday on Monday for the first time. The Salvation Army’s free lunch program...

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Hills marks one year after the tornado

Hills, Iowa – On Sunday, the village of Hills in Eastern Iowa was affected by a tornado outbreak that occurred a year ago. On March 31,...

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Iowa City Polar Plunge supports Special Olympics Iowa

Iowa City, Iowa – Dozens braved the freezing waters in Iowa City on Saturday to raise money for Special Olympics Iowa. “We have about 100 people...

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While more adults are unsure about school shootings, they agree on how to address children’s usage of social media

Des Moines, Iowa – Around the nation, legislators are investigating strategies they believe could better shield kids from the risks associated with social media use and...

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Roller derby team offers more than skating: ‘Cedar Rapids needs this team’

Cedar Rapids, Iowa – The Cedar Rapids Roller Girls’ Katie Kimmich described her life as being divided into two halves. “I almost feel like I’ve got...

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After it closes, the neighborhood Hills wants the primary school building back

Hills, Iowa – Residents of the neighborhood claim they want the building and the property back, after the Iowa City School Board’s vote the day before...

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Iowa City is looking for public feedback on how to redevelop an vacant lot

Iowa City, Iowa – The vacant City-owned land at 21 S. Linn Street is up for development, and the City of Iowa City is looking for...

Iowa4 weeks ago

The strategies that one city in Iowa is taking to deal with the persistent dangers of government shutdowns

West Branch, Iowa – By signing a spending agreement worth 1.2 trillion dollars on Saturday, President Joe Biden narrowly avoided a shutdown of the federal government...

Local News4 weeks ago

Jury finds McGowan guilty of first-degree murder

Cedar Rapids, Iowa – A jury in Linn County has found 18-year-old Keyun McGowan guilty of first-degree murder in connection with the shooting death of 17-year-old...

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Business owners say Hemp bill headed to governor’s desk could wipe out the industry

Waterloo’s free lunch program has been put on hold while a new cook is hired

Hills marks one year after the tornado

Iowa City Polar Plunge supports Special Olympics Iowa

While more adults are unsure about school shootings, they agree on how to address children’s usage of social media

Roller derby team offers more than skating: ‘Cedar Rapids needs this team’

After it closes, the neighborhood Hills wants the primary school building back

Iowa City is looking for public feedback on how to redevelop an vacant lot

The strategies that one city in Iowa is taking to deal with the persistent dangers of government shutdowns

Jury finds McGowan guilty of first-degree murder

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Supreme Court hears oral arguments in first case involving homelessness for the first time in decades

A fundraising bowling competition helps a Tiffin child in need of a service dog

The Mississippi River Bridge in Lansing reopens on Saturday

Restaurant Week is starting in downtown Cedar Falls

Legislation restricting traffic cameras is headed to the governor’s desk

Weedkiller manufacturer is requesting assistance from lawmakers to refute allegations that it neglected to issue a cancer warning

Nonprofit plans to launch a sober living facility for veterans in Cedar Rapids

The annual Special Olympics competition in Iowa creates a sense of community

Hy-Vee gives the Northeast Iowa Food Bank a donation of over $139,000

One-armed Central DeWitt archer getting ready for the nationals

The fight for LGBTQ rights has not stopped 15 years after the Varnum v. Brien decision by the Iowa Supreme Court

Hawkeye crowd fills Carver as Hawks play in National Championship

The Iowa Department of Criminal Investigations is looking into an officer-involved shooting that occurred in Cedar Rapids

The federal government will grant Cedar Rapids $56.4 million to replace the Eighth Avenue Bridge