3 hrs ago | KCRG
New Linn Hog Confinement Proposal Brings Out Angry Neighbors
One thing hasn't changed about a rural Linn County farmer's plan, now revised, to operate an expanded hog confinement operation east of Center Point.
8 hrs ago | The Gazette
Police: Cedar Rapids man pulled gun during fight at nightclub
Cedar Rapids police were called to the Red Baron Bar and Dance Club, 62 16th Ave SW, just before 2 a.m. for a report of a fight.
9 hrs ago | KCRG
Cedar Rapids Man Will Serve 9 Years for Possession of Child Porn
A Cedar Rapids man was sentenced to nine years in federal prison last week for possessing child pornography after a jury found him guilty in March.
12 hrs ago | KCRG
Reversing Himself, US Judge Vacates Fraud Sentence
A judge is throwing out a 10-year prison term he gave to a former supervisor of a phony check-cashing scheme in Cedar Rapids.
16 hrs ago | KCRG
Fire Damages Cedar Rapids Apartment Complex
Fire crews responded to Flagstone Apartments just after 2 a.m. on Tuesday for a report of a unit on fire.
Driver suffers minor injuries after cement truck rollover near Wall Lake
It was a scary site near Wall Lake, west of Sioux Falls, Monday afternoon when a cement truck rolled over along the highway.
Dubuque man pleads guilty in heroin death
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa - A 50-year-old Dubuque man has pleaded guilty to selling heroin to someone who died from the drug.
Iowa Flood Mitigation Board agrees with Cedar Rapids, Dubuque on funding
Chelsea Keenan wrote a new blog post: Art project asks Cedar Rapids residents if capitalism works
A 20-foot-long sign with the word capitalism in flashing lights is making its way around Cedar Rapids, asking residents whether they believe the economic system works for them.
Five Years and Counting in Cedar Rapids
Those who have followed this blog long enough may have noticed that, in addition to checking post-disaster developments with regard to Superstorm Sandy, we have also been fascinated with the recovery progress of cities in Iowa since 2008, most notably Cedar Rapids.
Meryn Fluker wrote a new blog post: Prairie High admins phase out G Squared school within a school
Cedar Rapids Prairie junior Jessy Calef delivers her end-of-year Presentation of Learning to her G-Squared classmates on Monday, June 3, 2013, in Cedar Rapids.
Old Creamery Theatre names new board members
MMS Consultants hired Nathan Byers as engineering technician and Walter Hurlbutt as a land surveyor intern.
The door between the bank and the theater opened onto a food related business more often than anything else.
Dinner Time Assault at Outback Steakhouse
A scene broke out at Outback Steakhouse at around dinner time Sunday night. Cedar Rapids Police confirm an assault happened at the restaurant, leaving two people with non-life-threatening injuries.
Cedar Rapids Flood Buyouts Could Cost Millions Extra
More than 100 victims of the 2008 Iowa floods could receive buyouts well above their property's assessed value before the disaster struck.
Police: 72-year-old man assaulted in Cedar Rapids
Police said officers were called to the scene at Park Court and 2nd Avenue southeast shortly before 4 a.m. Sunday.
A sleeping porch in Brucemore in southeast Cedar Rapids on June 7, 2013. The porch was painted by Grant Wood in August of 1925, and cost $182 at the time.
The Hill's yard rolls out before your eyes, unfurling like a lush green carpet into the far distance, finally ending at a "T", at a long beige ribbon of a driveway.
Rick Smith wrote a new blog post: Are we safer? Communities working...
In 1972, President Richard Nixon made Father's Day an official holiday - a day to honor Dad for all he does for the family.