Brian Tabick
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Brian Tabick joined the KCRG-TV9 News team in June 2019.
Prior to coming to KCRG-TV9, Brian spent five years covering news in north-central Iowa at Mason City's KIMT-TV.
Brian graduated from Columbia College Chicago in 2013 with a degree in Broadcast Journalism. He grew up in Algonquin, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago.
Brian is a very big Chicago Cubs baseball fan and played baseball himself for around 15 years.
If you want to leave Brian a tip you can email him at brian.tabick@kcrg.com.
Family of stabbing victim said this is a case of domestic abuse
Neighbors of the Linn County overflow shelter on the northwest part of Cedar Rapids said they want the facility moved out of the neighborhood.
UNI enrollment has been down for the last few years, but some on-campus pointed to COVID-19 as the reason why classmates may have left for winter break and not returned.
Willie Ray’s Q Shack owner is headed to Texas to feed people in need.
Harsh cold temperatures continued to linger in Iowa and many other states which forced energy companies to ask people to conserve energy to prevent rolling blackouts in parts of Iowa.
Police ask overnight employees and shoppers to be vigilant
Health experts seeing vaccines increase people moving back into care facilities
Area hospital voices concern over UIHC proposed North Liberty hospital
Pentecostals of Greater Cedar Rapids Area continues working with insurance to repair damaged church
The current federal COVID-19 relief package is set to expire in a few weeks, but some people have yet to see the benefits.
Restaurants banD together to continue COVID-19 safety protocols
Despite vaccination, care facility resident continue to wait to see family
Florists say Valentine’s Day will look different amid pandemic
On Tuesday, a family forever scarred from a 2016 texting while driving crash learned that the driver found responsible would be let out of prison.
Some worry about the height of snow mounds with potential storm in the forecast
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, one eastern Iowa County voted to cut its public health budget.
Over 750 doses of the Maderna Vaccine was administered on Saturday at the Iowa City VA
Kennedy High School students allowed to attend games again
Iowa City resident excited to be a part of second phase of vaccines
Iowans who participated in Inauguration Ceremony say it looked different this year
Conservatives concerned about being silenced by big tech companies
Iowans are inundating county health departments, doctors' offices and even our newsroom with one question: when can I get a vaccine?
Rural residents say there is a need for better broadband across the state
A North Linn educator called on friends and family to donate winter clothing for students in need in a social media post that gained traction fast.
Dyersville staple, Country Junction, among 100-thousand businesses closing due to COVID-19
Long-time U.S. Representative discusses the attack at the Capitol building
Cedar Rapids NAACP: If this was a BLM rally, I truly believe more people would have been hurt.
Iowa Congress members safe after protestors storm Capitol building
In a work session Tuesday, the council decided it needed more time and input from the community.
California bar forced to close due to the pandemic, moves to Iowa to open two establishments in time for NYE
Bars and restaurants have to get creative to host NYE amid a pandemic
City of Dubuque says to be patient while they clear roadways
Long term care facility says residents are struggling with not seeing family during the holidays
Donors raise money for Bridge Under the Bridge family
City of Marion approves additional $20 million in derecho cleanup efforts
For some families, their financial struggle was from the pandemic or the August 10 derecho, making it difficult to offer a giving heart when gifts often come with a price tag.
Local officials are seeking input from users of the Cedar Rapids Transit system during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Legal experts worried about federal eviction moratorium expiring
August 10th derecho sheds light on gaps in insurance policies
Study shows COVID-19 disproportionately impacts people in need
Derecho forces Marion business owner to relocate to a different city
Many are still trying to figure out how to pay for repairs on smaller incomes while still creating some sort of holiday that’s hopeful.
Local Acute Care Physical Therapist watches father recover from battle with COVID-19
Charges to revoke Asbury man’s citizenship dropped
Cedar Ridge Winery and Distillery expands sanitizer donations
