Waterloo News

It appears more men and women are splurging on the ones they love this Valentine's Day.

Saturday afternoon, a group of Cedar Valley veterans celebrated the actions and sacrifices made by African-American servicemen and women.

WATERLOO, Iowa - A young bald eagle has been rescued from the Cedar River in Waterloo.

Cedar Rapids moves forward in the Blue Zones selection process. On February 10, Cedar Rapids moved one step closer to being named a Blue Zones demonstration site with the announcement that it was among 11 Iowa communities selected to host site visits as part of the Iowa Blue Zones Project.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa - Jimmy John's Gourmet Sandwich Shops, known for its fresh ingredients, quick service and delivery, is coming to downtown Cedar Rapids.

The Sullivan Brothers Convention Center was filled with home improvement and landscaping vendors this weekend.

Just after 1 p.m., police tried to stop a maroon GMC Yukon near Paper Mill Street and La Porte Road.

Physical fitness, eating right, and all around healthy living is being promoted in schools.

Former Republican presidential candidate Michele Bachmann reminisced about her six month presidential campaign run on Thursday at Conservative Political Action Conference, the annual conservative conference known as CPAC.

WATERLOO, Iowa - A 29-year-old Waterloo woman faces two child endangerment charges, accused of punching her son and beating him with an electrical cord.

Waterloo police have arrested two people after they say they discovered a meth lab in the trunk of their car.

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday that a ban on same-sex marriage in California is unconstitutional.

WATERLOO, Iowa - A Shell Rock man has been given probation for involuntary manslaughter in a motorcycle crash that killed his passenger.

Twins legendary first-baseman Kent Hrbek, along with team mascot and radio announcer, Corey Provus paid a visit to some children in the pediatric unit.

A KWWL Consumer Alert regarding letters people are getting all across the state.

Funeral services for Janet L. Schipper, 73, of Greene were held Monday, February 6, 2012, at the First Presbyterian Church in Greene with Pastor John Hanna officiating.

A Waterloo teen was sentenced to 35 years in prison for a hit-and-run accident in April that killed an Altoona man.

The Todd Western Charity Foundation presented a check to a family devastated by the May 22, 2011 tornado last December.

A Shell Rock woman was injured in Waterloo after being struck by a sports utility vehicle Monday, according to Waterloo police.

Michele Bachmann's once-promising bid for the GOP presidential nomination may have gone up in a ball of flames , but Our Favorite Congresswoman apparently doesn't believe she's at all responsible for the meltdown.