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Former KCCI meteorologist Juliana Mejia now works for the CBS affiliate in Fort Myers, and their studio was one of Hurricane Ian’s victims.

As artist Janson Rapisarda put the finishing touches on a mural on the side of Hall Bicycle Company, bicyclists pumped their pedals, speeding by his work on the trail that cuts through downtown Cedar Rapids.

Increase in people facing housing crisis and homelessness since the pandemic

It’s week 6 of high school football in Eastern Iowa. Track the latest scores as they come in from across our region

Gov. Reynolds became a forceful advocate to reopen schools to in-person learning, but originally ordered those closed.

DNA from that straw linked burns to the death of Michelle Martinko.

Court documents say 17-year-old Manuel Buezo entered a guilty plea to second-degree murder and two counts of willful injury on Wednesday.

The meeting is scheduled to take place at 11:00 am at the Jean Oxley Linn County Public Service Center, 935 2nd St. SW, Cedar Rapids.

Staff in the College Community School District want to change any negative perception associated with public education by celebrating schools in a unique way.

On Friday, Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds signed a proclamation relating to the transportation of grain, fertilizer, and manure.

A judge will review the request on October 25th, 2022.

He pleaded guilty in May.

Investigators say that the victim had recently broken up with 33-year-old Jamir Jordan and that Jordan still had items belonging to her.

Closures on 8th Avenue SE and 14th Street will take place over a 3-week period.

A Cedar Rapids man was arrested and charged with a hate crime after Hiawatha police said he fired gunshots at someone on Friday morning.

Gaige Grosskreutz has called for an investigation by the Milwaukee County Clerk of Circuit Court on how the sealed petition was leaked to a conservative news outlet this week.

Willie Ray Fairley, the owner of Willie Ray’s Q Shack in Cedar Rapids, said he’s planning a trip to feed those impacted by Hurricane Ian.

A Marion woman is suing the Linn-Mar Community School District after the district banned her from school board meetings for a year.

Iowa’s oldest Oktoberfest kicks off in the Amana Colonies on Friday.

Friday marks one year since Xavior Harrelson’s body was found.

An email from a manager warned nurses about increasing the number of patients a nurse visits due to low staffing levels

Former Vice President Mike Pence was in Iowa ahead of the upcoming midterm elections.

One high school player from Iowa is encouraging girls like her to get out on the field.

A large crowd marched from the Ingredion plant to the Jean Oxley Linn County Public Service Center on Thursday evening, as the union workers continue their nearly two month long strike. They’re negotiating for better pay and hours, and protections of their health care options.

On Thursday, some eastern Iowa families were struggling to get in communication with loved ones in Florida after Hurricane Ian made landfall.

A police car was hit by another driver during an emergency call, according to law enforcement officials.

The Visiting Nurse Association of Johnson County and Iowa City Hospice wanted to make sure they gave people in the area every opportunity to get the flu shot.

A famous alumnus of the University of Northern Iowa’s football program will be at the school’s homecoming festivities in October.

The Long Grove farm will kick off their month-long (and busiest) season on Oct. 1.

The trial of a woman who officials accused of killing her stepmother in July has been delayed, according to a judge’s order.