Cedar Rapids, IA News

• Cedar Rapids, IA News
• Iowa ag secretary reluctantly endorses raising motor fuel tax
• Oxford groups take planting flags to higher level
• Cedar Rapids projects manager’s firm seeks to buy Westdale Mall
• Uptown Friday Nights begins 2012 run in Cedar Rapids
• Iowa judge dismisses class-action suit over strip searches
• Iowa DNR director stepping down
• Branstad offers encouragement to former BPI workers
• Branstad signs mental health care reform bill
• Northeast Cedar Rapids residents displaced after house fire
• Parents of 12-year-old killed in 2010 Coralville Lake crash sue boat drivers
• Driver in disputed Dunkerton traffic stop fined $40
• Former Iowa president says he doesn’t recall arrangements on Ken Mason pay
• Tiffin condo association president accused of stealing funds
• USS Iowa likely to make final voyage this weekend
• Iowa Supreme Court ruling will limit state employees’ medical leave lawsuits
• Ten Iowa children become ill after exposure to laundry detergent packets
• Woman left without car to visit daughter in hospital after hit-and-run crash
• The best live music shows for Memorial Day weekend
• Iowa City Chamber of Commerce hopes to keep passenger rail ‘in conversation’
• Johnson County sexually violent predator will remain in secure facility, appeals court rules
• Iowa Republicans give caucuses high marks, but see need for more training
• Largest U.S. Lutheran group removes Marion church from roster
• [Track & Field] Higgins, Kapande earn all-America honors on opening day
• Obama stumps in Iowa, touts clean energy
• Saying goodbye
• Report: Iowa needs ‘middle-skills’ workers
• U.S. to spend $6 million on Iowa wetland restoration
• Iowa 2nd District GOP hopefuls call for cutting spending, privatizing services
• Property values prompt few appeals this year
• Cedar Rapids modifying hotel/motel tax funding
• Iowa-based Hy-Vee president named chairman and CEO
• Veterans’ flags donated for May’s Island display
• Campaign finance reports
• [Softball] Mount Mercy to host fourth annual youth softball tournament
• Firefighters help workers save files, equipment
• Several local organizations to team up on Mound View garden project
• Your guide for fun during Memorial Day weekend
• Authorities identify man who drowned in Cedar River
• Parents protest Kennedy changes
• Washington auditor looks into letters
• Linn auditor, supervisors clash over issues
• Cedar Rapids modifying hotel/motel tax funding
• Damages in North Liberty fire expected to exceed $1 million
• Obama back in Iowa Thursday
• Voice of the Hawkeyes gets clean bill of health
• Human remains believed to be missing Mt. Pleasant woman
• Developers offer plans for Coralville
• Prettying up state parks
• Illinois man grateful to Iowa cave rescuers
• Car runs into creek at Bever Park during police chase
• Bagged lettuce recall affects Iowa City schools
• Cedar Rapids shooting suspects will be tried July 16
• Heartless Bastards ‘gonna play our hearts out’ in Iowa City
• Road trip
• Bagged lettuce recall affects Iowa City schools
• Fire damages North Liberty apartment complex
• Pet zebra, macaw found in truck outside Dubuque bar
• Iowa may not pursue No Child Left Behind waiver
• Cedar Rapids still striving to buy ‘eyesore’ downtown salvage yard
• Obama visiting wind energy plant in Newton Thursday
• Former Wellman official gets deferred sentence
• GALLERY: Ducks nesting at Lucas Elementary School
• Slain Iowa woman’s family suing doctor’s estate
• As planting wraps up in Iowa, farmers look for rain
• [Track & Field] Mustangs set for outdoor nationals
• Firefighters locate drowning victim on Cedar River
• Bodies of missing mother, son found in western Iowa park
• Police called 18 times regarding Isaiah Sweet’s behavior towards grandparents, records show
• Passengers told Iowa City police to search Isaiah Sweet’s car, warrants indicate
• Police say Iowa City man found with dozens of baggies of marijuana, $1,000 in cash
• Traffic back to normal after semi-trailer truck fire on Interstate 80
• Local family fitness programs aim to combat rise in teen diabetes, prediabetes
• Seven fun things to do before the weekend
• Former Iowa nursing home assistant sentenced for taking nude photo of resident
• Wellington Heights initiative expands to include 55 properties
• Officials critical of inconsistent alcohol laws for boats and motor vehicles
• Report: Leaders dismiss warnings
• Battling to take on Braley
• Student Honored in National Writing Competition… Twice
• Boats in fatal Mississippi River crash were shuttling partiers, officials say
• Rankings place Eastern Iowa high schools among best in nation
• Black bear spotted again in northeast Iowa
• Branstad says changes in works for teachers
• Slockett has more cash, challenger more contributions in Johnson County auditor’s race
• Iowa corn planting nearly complete
• Search warrant reveals Manchester victims were each shot in the head
• Another Iowa mother surrenders newborn under state’s safe-haven law
• Divers conclude search for body in Cedar River
• Police say Cedar Rapids man stole TV from nursing home
• Branstad announces symposium to focus on Iowa teachers’ leadership
• Four new principals named for Cedar Rapids middle, alternative schools
• Youth programs help save Linn County nearly $600,000, director says
• Mother charged with child endangerment after Cedar Rapids police find remnants of meth lab
• Jail inmates suspected of using other inmates’ IDs to make phone calls
• Cedar Memorial cygnet swans turn a week old today
• Branstad says Iowa gaming commission will decide if Lamberti is chairman
• Number of hand, foot and mouth cases climbing in central Iowa
• Dubuque County deputy cited after crash
• Man’s body, SUV found in rock quarry near Dyersville
• Vernon Inn packed them in on final week
• The weekend in photos
• Repeat offenders cost millions in Linn, Johnson counties
• Iowa’s only school-run mariachi band a link to students’ cultures
• Aplington-Parkersburg seniors have faced challenges, tragedies
• MIDWEST: Thousands demonstrate outside NATO summit in Chicago
• Search called off for man reported missing in Cedar River
• Obama will host grassroots event at Iowa State Fairgrounds Thursday
• USS Iowa’s final departure delayed by weather
• UPDATE: Fourth body found in Mississippi River near Burlington after boat crash
• Southeast Iowa coal plant temporarily shut down after fire
• Re-branding the Corridor for a more regional edge
• Independence ag museum celebrates fifth anniversary
• Veterans excited to see USS Iowa in new home
• University of Iowa part of new health collaborative
• Why do kids kill? Experts say many are disturbed or have been abused
• How much debt should a city risk?
• Rescuers to resume search for missing man Sunday morning
• State volleyball tournament staying in Cedar Rapids
• Man freed after being stuck in cave near Maquoketa
• Vinton continues to clear damaged trees, plant new ones
• Crews search Mississippi River for missing boaters
• Iowa ranks high for low hospital costs
• McGregor businesses fear effects of truck traffic
• Looking for something fun to do today?
• Branstad: ‘Next year’s the year’ for gas tax hike
• Cedar Rapids woman who changed Medicaid dies
• Iowans have lowest average credit card debt, low delinquency rate
• ISU names new dean of students
• Jury sides with UI in research lawsuit
• Demolition launches Wellington Heights initiative
• The “greek place” packs them in during final week in Cedar Rapids
• Planning organization commits $2.5 million to trail
• Police escort black bear out of West Union
• Iowa City Public Library to provide free bus rides for kids this summer
• First general election ad outlines Romney’s Day 1 plan of action
• Survey: farming helps economy grow in rural states
• Iowa job market continued gradual improvement in April
• DCI: Man who stopped breathing in Cedar Rapids police car has died
• Your guide for fun this weekend
• 2nd volunteer Iowa firefighter facing charges
• UI student accused of taking roommate’s credit card
• Eastern Iowa students take lead in anti-bullying campaigns
• Planning organization commits $2.5 million to trail
• Rove, Myers ‘disagree agreeably’ in joint appearance
• Resurfacing project aims to reduce crashes on Interstate 380 ‘S-curve’
• Obama returning to Iowa next week
• Spring chill devastated Eastern Iowa apple crop, reports show
• Iowa City animal shelter’s $1 million fundraising campaign set to kick off
• Police looking for suspects who ran over 15 mailboxes in Cedar Rapids subdivision
• Bison on the run: Buffalo escape from Iowa ranch
• Parents appeal decision to make Iowa City kids walk to new school
• GOP hopefuls call Braley’s support for balanced budget ‘election-year conversion’
• Driver, 81, dies after accident on bridge
• ‘STOP Planned Parenthood’ director visits Dubuque
• Manchester teen accused of killing grandparents was carrying drugs, hunting knife Saturday
• 10 fun things to do under $10
• Polite gesture results in crash near Cedar Rapids intersection
• Cedar Rapids initiative seeks to improve Wellington Heights neighborhood
• Grassley not alarmed by Tea Party, Paul supporters’ success
• Summer is filled with great concerts in Iowa City, Cedar Rapids
• Iowa paying more for outside legal counsel
• Study confirms more frequent heavy rains in Midwest
• University of Iowa hosts statewide ‘mass destruction’ drill
• Cedar Rapids police working to get more cameras in squad cars
• ‘Drugged’ grandparents shot to death
• [Baseball] Six Mustangs get league baseball honors
• 111 more properties added to Cedar Rapids buyout list
• Special session on property tax relief possible, Branstad says
• Iowa Department of Transportation, police believe cable barriers paying off
• Confessed killer appears in court
• Bid for Iowa City’s Roosevelt Elementary way below appraised value
• Why did peacock cross the road? Showy bird causes Fayette County crash
• Judge considering motion to dismiss in mandatory reporter trial
• UI, Kirkwood spring commencements this week
• Large mural planned for downtown Iowa City parking ramp
• Branstad studying options on lead shot ban for Iowa dove hunters
• [Women's Golf] Goodfellow tabbed by MCC
• Cedar Rapids homeowner catches three teens in midst of burglary
• [Men's Golf] McConnell, Milne earn league honors
• USDA projects higher corn yield, sharply lower average price
• ‘Bully’ forum at Linn-Mar aims to unite community
• Michelle Shocked brings courage of convictions to CSPS stage
• Iowa City man accused of assaulting cab driver, jumping on car’s hood
• Linn supervisors approve formal demand for computer
• Iowa City’s Police Citizens Review Board looking to change name
• Cedar Rapids police target upgrades at shooting range
• Effects linger long after kids suffer sexual abuse
• Downtown parking ramp bids above estimate
• Men’s Golf Wins Regional Championship
• Iowa lawmakers adjourn 2012 session
• LIVE: ‘Bully’ forum at Linn-Mar at 7 p.m.
• Man confesses to 1981 double murder in Waterloo
• FEMA denies second University of Iowa appeal on art museum
• Branstad’s ‘Operation Thank You’ begins at Rockwell Collins
• Woman shot near Kirkwood is paralyzed, remains in hospital
• Big money being spent on congressional races
• Testimony resumes in Iowa City’s ‘failure to report’ trial
• City in talks on park; bond sale benefits from low interest rates
• Highway 100 funds could hinder project
• Kalona man convicted of lying on his tax returns to the tune of millions
• Iowa ends energy firm’s $2.5M grant
• Iowa legislative panel agrees to mental health redesign
• Six fun things to do before the weekend
• Iowa City police: Perry woman accused of faking brain tumor to get narcotics
• Cedar Rapids, Iowa City schools excel in advance placement testing
• Property tax reform bill fails to advance in Senate
• Kirkwood Commencement Details Set, May 11-12
• Linn auditor agrees to surrender computer
• Highway 100 extension, Mount Vernon bypass look to get funding
• ‘Where Wild Things Are’ author Maurice Sendak dies
• Cedar Rapids keeps top bond rating, with a caveat
• Iowa ranks second in new locally grown food index
• Attorney says Iowa City woman didn’t file report because she didn’t suspect abuse
• Iowa to get $1.4 million in drug-marketing settlement
• Eight places to celebrate mom on Mother’s Day
• [Softball] Hill, Hakeman highlight all-MCC softball team
• Police: UI student bought bouncer’s stolen license, tried to use it to get in bar
• Iowa lawmakers closing in on key issues
• Iowa City apartment fire displaces residents
• 17-year-old leads officers on police chase in Cedar Rapids
• Get tickets Friday for Straight No Chaser at the Paramount in November
• Ely man allegedly used handgun to force juvenile into sex
• Iowa, Cedar Rapids/Iowa City areas record more job losses than gains
• Cedar Rapids keeps top bond rating, with a caveat
• Police chief hopefuls must apply by May 21
• Beef company closing 3 plants, blaming ‘pink slime’ controversy
• Obama planning big ad campaign in Iowa, eight other states
• Cedar Rapids council ready to negotiate with Penford on possible Riverside Park sale
• North Liberty switches to Cedar Valley Humane Society
• Gay Iowa student says school won’t recognize award
• Regents chief: UI pay setup not unusual
• Budget measures head to governor’s desk
• Groups aim to cut child neglect
• Linn auditor, supervisors clash over investigation
• 10 face charges after fight at Jefferson High School
• Majority of state’s whooping cough cases this year reported in Eastern Iowa
• Noteworthy: Restoration of historic pipe organ reaches a milestone
• Branstad touts STEM education regional hubs
• [Track & Field] Mustangs claim six titles at MCC Outdoor Championships
• George Lindsey, Goober from ‘Andy Griffith,’ dies at 83
• Pilot lied about experience, Iowa flight school tells regulators
• Leaders expect overtime session will finish soon
• The weekend in photos
• Iowa commutes tied for seventh-fastest in nation
• New memorial honoring teachers unveiled at Iowa Capitol grounds
• Man arrested after reports of gunshots in southeast Cedar Rapids
• Former Iowa Supreme Court judges receiving Profile in Courage awards today
• Iowa City, Penn State cases put mandatory reporters in spotlight
• [Softball] Lady Statesmen end Mustangs' national tournament hopes
• Library groundbreaking celebrated in downtown Cedar Rapids
• At least 6 killed In Iowa weekend crashes
• Husband of UI president paid to be fundraiser
• Lake Delhi supporters celebrate state funding news
• Work on new high school in Independence kicks off
• State’s watershed project funds could “go away”
• Several Johnson County towns can no longer use Iowa City animal shelter
• How pool inspections work in Iowa
• Gazette investigation: Corridor pools repeatedly closed for health, safety violations
• Health department closures of pools and hot tubs
• Common waterborne pathogens that can make swimmers sick
• [Softball] Big challenge awaits Mustangs on Sunday
• Lake Delhi supporters celebrate state funding news
• Library groundbreaking celebrated in downtown Cedar Rapids
• University of Iowa researcher, foundation headed to trial
• Several Johnson County towns can no longer use Iowa City animal shelter
• Ex-ISU Foundation president received more than $400,000 severance
• Environmentalists “connect the dots” on climate change
• Kids’ walk to new school worries Iowa City parents
• Kirkwood DECA Team has 'Best Year Yet'
• CEO Earns Fifth Consecutive Accreditation
• ‘Sizeism’ protested at downtown Iowa City bar
• City leaders say U.S. Cellular Center construction too complex to rush
• Iowa lawmakers agree on Lake Delhi funding
• Marion corridor street project officially under way
• Klinefelter talks about night that changed her life — and ended her boxing career
• Humorist David Sedaris coming to Iowa Memorial Union this fall
• Surveillance photos released in armed robbery of Cedar Rapids liquor store
• Iowa House Republicans submit property tax reform bill
• Additional charges filed in Kirkwood Court incident
• ‘Bishop’ found guilty of sending dud pipe bombs, threatening letters
• Cedar Rapids to continue pursuing Blue Zone goals
• Cracked windshield leads Cedar Rapids police to drunk driver, meth lab
• Overturned semi closes eastbound Interstate 80 near Iowa City
• Waterloo shooting suspect makes initial court appearance
• Iowa habitual offender to be freed because of paperwork error
• Your guide to the weekend
• Former Waterloo teacher expected to plead guilty to sexual exploitation
• Aftermath of the Wayland tornado
• Hy-Vee site plan for new Tower Terrace store approved
• Wayland police chief: I saw a tornado
• Branstad says health care workers key in healthiest state push
• Cedar Rapids seizure shows difficulty in stopping counterfeit goods
• C.R. needs new game plan for state volleyball
• [Baseball] Tigers claim tournament battle
• Iowa City receives Tree City USA award
• Concert Chorale, Band Performs May 4-5
• DHS took report of neglect six days before Iowa City toddler died
• New Iowa City fire station cutting response times
• Branstad optimistic on property tax reform, but not education
• Iowa lawmakers defend closed-door budget negotiations
• NewBo City Market gets $500,000 grant from City Council
• North Liberty fire chief says he’s sorry for email criticizing department
• Jimmy John’s moves closer to opening in downtown Cedar Rapids
• EEOC settles bias case involving troubled northern Iowa egg farm
• Cedar Rapids man makes initial appearance in strip club parking lot slaying
• Alleged ‘Bishop’ pipe bomber calls himself to stand at trial
• Wellmark, Iowa Health System prepare rollout of Accountable Care Organization
• Sara Evans to headline 2012 FRY fest outdoor concert
• Child hit by car, seriously injured in Waterloo
• A guide to being a tourist in Cedar Rapids
• New dental services offered at His Hands Free Medical Clinic
• Waterloo mother killed, daughter hurt in shooting
• Dubuque school board appoints Rheingans as acting superintendent
• Questions outnumber answers on violence spike in Cedar Rapids
• [Baseball] Mustangs survive, look ahead to day three
• [Women's Track & Field] Higgins picks up national award
• Iowa gets low, high marks on school waiver request
• Kirkwood Earns Coveted National Accreditation
• AARP launches Iowa lobbying effort
• Area lawmakers concerned about Obama’s Afghan policy
• Branstad, Reynolds OK after deer accident
• Cedar Rapids council revokes AgSugar sponsorship
• Iowa House, Senate reach agreement on education budget
• Iowa 1st District GOP candidates agree to Cedar Rapids debate
• Iowa City toddler’s death ‘suspicious,’ police say
• Iowa City changes definition of ‘household’
• Rain, winds, hail hammer Iowa; more on the way
• Mother of homicide victim calls arrest ‘bittersweet’
• [Baseball] Mustangs eye elimination game
• [Women's Track & Field] Dominant Higgins takes league honor
• [Softball] DeFlavio nabs MCC award
• [Men's Golf] McConnell, Selander, O'Doherty help Mustangs win finale
• 911 audio released in murder-suicide involving Waterloo radiologist
• Work on Linn County’s new admininstrative offices nears deadline
• Chalk the Walk is this weekend in Mount Vernon
• Northwest Iowa girl takes life-size Tebow cutout to prom
• Facebook change excites area transplant program doctors
• Marion begins major makeover this year
• I.C. man who was medical examiner when Kennedy was killed dies at 85
• Road Construction Near Cedar Rapids Campus
• EagleNet to be down May 24-29
• Students Compete in Financially Empowering Gen Y Challenge
• More downtown C.R. streets changing to 2-ways
• ‘Bully’ panelists say you need culture, leadership to cancel out bullying
• UI to get $6.7 million from FEMA for demolitions
• Iowa Senate leader squelches debate on traffic cameras
• C.R. woman walking to ISU to raise hunger awareness
• Branstad to lead trade mission to Brazil, Chile this summer
• Police investigating death at home of Iowa City man charged with leaving toddler alone
• Reception at Kennedy High School tonight for Medal of Honor winner Giunta
• Excavation contractors say they know dangers of buried gas pipelines
• Iowa Senate likely to axe special legislation for C.R. ophthalmologist
• Iowa City bank robbery suspect now faces federal charge
• New Obama ad in Iowa attacks Romney over Swiss bank account
• Iowa begins new protective order alert system
• Speed cameras could be coming to Polk County rural roads
• Whooping cough cases on the rise In Eastern Iowa
• Local bands compete for chance to open for Alan Jackson
• Suspect arrested in April 17 Cedar Rapids shooting
• Dubuque School Board moves ahead on process of firing superintendent
• Iowa teacher accused of giving prescription drug to student
• New craft store hopes to bring business to Westdale Mall
• College Community latest district to buy laptops for students
• Eastern Iowa school districts wrestle with Mac vs. PC question
• A look at the library
• Iowa community colleges earn accreditation
• Asbestos removal costs at new library site rise again
• Charge against one Lisbon wrestler dropped; another pleads guilty in hazing
• Tea Party won’t ‘wither away,’ supporter predicts at Des Moines rally
• Iowa DOT: Iowa City route best for Chicago-Omaha passenger rail
• Branstad: Find consensus on property taxes
• Robot helps remove suspicious device from downtown Marion parking lot
• Assault trial shifted for man accused in slaying
• Report shows two sides of Linn County’s air quality
• New duplex in southeast Cedar Rapids destroyed by fire
• Weezer coming to Cedar Rapids June 10
• Cedar Rapids stabbing victims had numerous knife wounds, police say
• [Track & Field] Mustangs race at Drake Relays and Viking Classic
• State Patrol identifies victim in Interstate 80 car-semi crash
• Police: Iowa City convenience store clerk stole lotto tickets, cash from behind counter
• State’s cash reserves approaching all-time high
• State may stop funding removal of ‘low-head’ dams in Iowa
• Suspected burglary at Cedar Rapids school may have just been vandalism
• Photo gallery from the Downton Spring Pub Crawl
• Dubuque school board to discuss superintendent’s contract tonight
• Minnesota town serves as example for Iowa health initiative
• Gas prices fuel “buy local” significance
• Study sees heat hitting hard in Iowa, other Corn Belt states in future
• [Softball] Mustangs rip Tigers and V-Hawks to advance
• Eagle populations rebound in Iowa, throughout US
• More families suing over bullying
• Suspect arrested in pair of Cedar Rapids stabbings
• Iowans play it safe with new CyHawk Trophy
• Happy endings, new beginnings in puppy lottery
• Iowa tries to keep privacy laws current in digital age
• Tea Party Express schedules rallies in Iowa
• Eastern Iowan among cadets getting close-up diversity lesson
• State board to investigate Johnson County auditor
• Housing incentive program is driving revitalization of Oak Hill
• [Baseball] Bees end Mustang title hopes
• Happy endings, new beginnings in puppy lottery
• Tea Party Express schedules rallies in Iowa
• [Softball] Softball games moved to Coe College
• Study sees heat hitting hard in Iowa, other Corn Belt states in future
• Iowa tries to keep privacy laws current in digital age
• Eastern Iowan among cadets getting close-up diversity lesson
• State board to investigate Johnson County auditor
• West Branch man gets eight-year sentence for child porn
• ‘Bully’ director, writer to speak at UNI panel
• Branstad wants resolution on Iowa budget by next week
• Names released in fatal Fairfax crash involving 2-year-old
• Iowa approves issuance of ‘Choose Life’ license plates
• Daybreak Rotary visits Polk Elementary for final breakfast
• Go to class or miss the prom, Des Moines high school tells students
• Cedar Falls schools use state grant for security cameras
• Truck crashes into Dubuque farm building
• Coaching the coaches
• UI to make three more appeals to FEMA
• Downtown Cedar Rapids trees removed, just before Arbor Day
• 2 more people charged in Cedar Rapids shootings
• Memorials set to honor Iowa workers
• UNI protesters challenge regents, Ben Allen
• Medical condition causes crash on Highway 30
• Senate panel adds $3 million for Price Lab School
• Former employee filed complaint with state against Johnson auditor
• Workers recovering after northwest Iowa explosion
• Regents approve University of Iowa football project
• Aide says Iowa caucus ruling hurt Santorum’s fundraising
• [Track & Field] Mustangs slated in four events at Drake Relays
• Suspended University of Iowa professor to resign at the end of the year
• Regents: Tuition set-aside to get full discussion in June
• Regents re-elect Lang, Rastetter to leadership roles
• CorridorWorks Career Fair today at Kirkwood
• The guide to summer festivals in Eastern Iowa
• Urban farm brings fresh vegetables front and center
• Obama protesters see less opposition
• Ethics complaint names Slockett
• Education is foundation of middle class, Obama says at University of Iowa
• Photos: President Obama visits Eastern Iowa
• Two additional arrests made in Kirkwood Court shooting
• Anti-Coke remark a ‘tweet of frustration,’ Grassley says
• Young voters at Iowa City Obama event say jobs their top concern
• ‘We’re out of work’ for rank-and-file legislators
• Coralville city council modifies Von Maur agreement in light of lawsuit
• Eastern Iowa schools continue to top advanced placement index
• REPLAY LIVE CHAT: Obama in Iowa City
• ‘The Office’ star bringing comedy act to Iowa City
• New group touts economic benefits of hunting in Iowa
• House speaker on death threat at Iowa Capitol: ‘We messed up’
• Republican leader calls Obama’s University of Iowa visit ‘taxpayer-funded campaign trip’
• Oxford mom accused of drunken driving after teen calls 911 arrested on new OWI charge
• Man on sex offender registry accused of soliciting boys in Cedar Rapids
• Iowa City Regina hires principal
• Police arrest third teen in Iowa City armed robbery
• NATION: Gingrich all but concedes campaign is over
• Security tops priorities as University of Iowa prepares for Obama visit
• University of Iowa group to host ‘SlutWalk’ Thursday
• Photos from the Sleigh Bells concert in Iowa City
• Iowa Board of Parole executive director, another member stepping down
• Trial for Iowa mayor, nephew delayed
• Iowans can expect to see plenty of Obama, Romney
• [Softball] Bees sweep Mustangs in regular season finale
• ‘We’re at the end’ on sales tax decisions
• [Baseball] Win sets up key weekend series
• Interim chief updates council on shootings
• Mason: Asbestos to slow Hancher demo
• Vocal Jazz Concert Set for April 27
• Mast raising caps historic day for USS Iowa
• Google building second data center in Iowa
• Obama administration has been bad for young people, Romney says
• Iowa House approves changes to mental health reform bill
• Senate passes TIF reform, but some say it does not go far enough
• Nebraska, Iowa, Michigan governors say feds get in the way
• Des Moines man formally charged in Kirkwood Court shootings
• Driver stopped going 102 mph on Interstate 380
• Iowa City man accused of threatening woman over bathroom dispute
• Suspected Iowa City bank robber reportedly tried to pull loaded gun on officers
• Groups to rally at UNI during regents meeting
• Mount Vernon Road SE traffic back to normal after gas leak
• Millennials’ support for Obama dips in new poll
• White House officials: Stafford Loan rates to double without action
• Man robbed, threatened to shoot Iowa City delivery driver, police say
• Education department, Iowa schools need to look at bullying policies, Branstad says
• Iowa colleges pushing to cut use of bottled water
• Bill to create Iowa public information board heading to governor
• [Baseball] Carrasco gets third league award
• [Track & Field] Wilden wins heptathlon, weekly honor
• Police: Arrest made in Kirkwood Court shootings
• Students lined up to see Obama: ‘Why would you pass up the opportunity?’
• Majority of Polk students headed to Arthur, Johnson, Taylor and Garfield
• Kirkwood named among Aspen Institute’s ‘top’ schools
• Man accused of robbing bank in Iowa City
• Robbery is C.R. man’s last straw
• Cedar Rapids man charged in motorcycle fatality
• Cuts coming in federal aid, Branstad warns departments
• Police say Cedar Rapids man died in fall from Ames balcony
• Drake’s ‘Beautiful Bulldog’ winner takes his bow
• [Softball] Split with Saints clinches home field
• [Baseball] Mustangs drop weekend series
• Information sought on Friday’s triple shooting
• Big goals this week before session can end
• Accused Iowa pipe bomber says he’ll represent himself
• Boy hit by car near Quasqueton
• Audience still being sought for legislative webcasts
• Kennedy show choir Happiness, Inc. wins national title
• [Women's Golf] Mustangs sixth in season finale
• 220 members of Iowa National Guard return home
• Cedar Rapids officials push more funding for trails, bike lanes
• New Amish community springs up in Delhi area
• Drug checkpoint nets 11 arrests at I-80 rest stop
• Teachers from Iowa, Neb., to be celebrated in DC
• Legislative output won’t be high this session
• Obama to speak at UI Field House
• [Men's Golf] Mustangs runner-up at MCC Championship
• Whooping cough cases soar above Iowa average
• Museum pushes into final stages before reopening date
• Special report: Prostitution investigations aimed at rescuing minors from sex trade
• EcoFest celebrates convergence of environment and art
• Obama to speak at UI Field House
• Museum pushes into final stages before reopening date
• Lindale Trail to connect Marion, Cedar Rapids
• Iowa protected from losing landlines — for now
• Cedar Rapids officials push more funding for trails, bike lanes
• Update on Campus Lockdown
• Kirkwood Community College: Tree Campus USA Recipient
• UI officials: New College of Public Health building is world-class
• Vilsack: Farm economy may give Obama Midwest boost
• Police investigate shooting near Kirkwood campus in Cedar Rapids
• Whirlpool plans investment in Amana refrigerator plant
• Branstad says he earned $190,000 in 2011; paid $24,000 in taxes
• Man convicted in fatal Waterloo beating
• Culver says Iowa Power Fund was ‘right thing to do’
• Iowa Supreme Court dismisses education standards case
• Crack cocaine found during search of Cedar Rapids house
• 2012 state volleyball site up in the air
• Bubble coming down at University of Iowa
• Iowa unemployment drops to 5.2 percent
• Obama will push student loan change in University of Iowa visit Wednesday
• Iowa pastor expected to change plea in sexual abuse case
• Cedar Rapids school board member districts to be reviewed Monday
• Iowa mom drowned infant son under faucet, authorities say
• Lawyer withdraws from suspended professor’s lawsuit against University of Iowa
• Your guide to the weekend
• Funding creates contrasts for senior centers in Cedar Rapids, Iowa City
• C.R. aiming to tap into flood protection fund
• 14 percent of court-ordered restitution collected in 2011
• Education secretary promotes community colleges
• Famed Guitarist Featured in Spring Jazz Concert
• White House confirms Obama visit to Iowa City
• Johnson County preparing ballot language for vote on new justice center
• Iowa City to consider downtown taxi stands
• Coralville business park burglarized
• Average student debt declines slightly at UI, ISU, UNI
• Eastern Iowa Airport receives $2.6 million for runway, taxiway rehab
• Former governor Culver’s Iowa Power Fund off to a slow start
• Iowa lawmakers, governor targeting Legislature adjournment next week
• Surveillance video released of March burglary in Cedar Rapids
• Regents will consider study of Braille, deaf schools
• University of Iowa police investigating pair of attempted cell phone robberies
• Federal judge nominee Rose gets majority vote from Senate Judiciary Committee
• Cedar Rapids fight involving knife, tire iron leaves two men hurt
• Fire destroys home at Kirkwood Estates
• Temple Grandin inspires Eastern Iowans
• Sleigh Bells will be ringing on Tuesday in Iowa City
• Iowa lawmakers still working on priority issues
• 18-year-old involved in 2010 vehicular homicide is back in court with new charge
• Police: Iowa City mom accused of letting her toddler drink alcohol blamed babysitter
• Western Iowa woman accused of drowning 15-month-old son
• [Baseball] Kohawks drop Mustangs
• Officials, residents get first look at plans for new C.R. animal control facility
• Iowa House approves abortion funding restrictions
• Iowa City stop may be on Obama itinerary
• America’s New Year’s host Dick Clark dead at 82
• Iowa City council decides against Trayvon Martin resolution
• Carver Hawkeye arena nearly sold out ahead of Olympic wrestling trials
• Foot chase in Cedar Rapids ends with Taser deployment
• State of Linn County? “Fine,” says Oleson
• I.C. companies, UI professor face federal lawsuit
• Tampering charges dropped against UI sex assault suspect’s parents
• Senate makes changes to House’s TIF legislation
• Family says bullying led Iowa teen to suicide
• Ex-Agriprocessors manager appeals extradition
• Chew food more, you’ll eat less, Iowa State study suggests
• Sears completes sale of Coral Ridge Mall building to General Growth
• Iowa Republicans announce plans to overhaul caucus processes
• Iowa lawmakers ‘significantly’ closer to budget resolution
• Injury prevention, epidemiology, obesity among new Linn County Public Health director’s priorities
• Flood-damaged commercial buildings cleared in Cedar Rapids
• Police investigate shooting in southeast Cedar Rapids
• ‘Good Green Fun’ is theme for this weekend’s Eco-Fest
• Des Moines Great Ape Sanctuary fights to stay open
• Iowa City Council takes on ‘Broadway Street’
• NAACP wants Iowa, governor to fix hiring practices
• Classes set to resume at tornado-damaged Iowa college
• Rental issues among top concerns for University of Iowa students
• Iowa lawmakers still working on priority issues
• [Track & Field] Wilden, Higgins garner conference honors
• [Softball] Magnuson homers power Mustang sweep
• Iowa City school board may develop new ‘trigger points’
• Cedar Rapids homeowner trying to shed property via essay contest
• Online voting under way for new Cy-Hawk Trophy
• Iowa City school district hires 2 administrators
• Truck driver hit by train could face charges
• Discovery’s last flight touches down in Washington, D.C. (WITH GALLERY)
• Architect: Flood recovery ahead of 10 year projection
• Taube Park selected as new Marion farmers market site
• Jury sides with Hormel over food lost in ’08 flood
• Parents of I.C. sex assault suspect claim they are indigent
• Iowa court strikes down discrimination lawsuit targeting state’s hiring practices
• Cedar Rapids homicide victim’s name released
• Cornell College to inaugurate President Jonathan Brand Saturday
• Photos from the Childish Gambino show in Iowa City
• Iowa lawmakers agree they won’t adjourn today as scheduled
• Eight fun things to do this week
• New Casey’s near airport will offer gas, diesel
• Firsthand accounts disappear as Holocaust survivors die
• [Softball] Hill's big week leads to league honor
• Iowa’s education chief put to the test
• Cedar Rapids looking to jazz up new parking ramp
• Weber Named Basketball All-American
• Coralville files counterclaim in River Landing suit
• Train hits semi along Highway 6 in Coralville
• SW Iowa tornado had peak winds of 125 MPH
• Tree of Five Seasons area to be renamed ‘Five Seasons Plaza’
• Iowa man among 15 arrested in international online narcotics market
• Johnson siren warning rules get update
• Winds knock down power lines along Ellis Boulevard NW
• State auditor wants governor, Iowa Legislature to limit lottery’s authority
• Next year’s budget could be set by end of this week
• Linn County landfill closes due to wind
• Iowa state senator, husband hurt while picking up storm debris in Clive
• Iowa City sex assault suspect, like parents, accused of witness tampering
• Trial reset for man accused of strangling neighbor in 2010
• F & M Bank to complete restoration of downtown Cedar Rapids branch
• UI liberal arts dean search moving forward after three finalist visits
• Money matters as session’s end nears
• NATION: Sixth death confirmed in Oklahoma tornado
• Early spring brings revenue boom to Iowa DNR
• Filing separate federal tax returns vexes same-sex Iowa couples
• Police investigate homicide at Cedar Rapids show club
• Cedar Rapids fire destroys vacant home in flood zone
• No Iowa Best Buy stores included in closing plans
• [Men's Golf] McConnell is medalist, Mustangs win at Clarke
• More tornadoes possible Sunday in battered Midwest
• Forum examines issues confronting gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender youth
• At Iowa art colony, Grant Wood’s legacy will live
• School’s game room gets non-athletic kids exercising
• Battle over length of Iowa school year looming
• Paramount Theatre restoration advances in Cedar Rapids
• Cultural references abound at Corridor Canstruction event
• Iowa Senate may join House in streaming debate
• Iowans look to collaborate and ‘transform’ education system
• Is the University of Iowa truly a bastion of liberal politics?
• Cultural references abound at Corridor Canstruction event
• Iowans look to collaborate and ‘transform’ education system
• Iowa Senate may join House in streaming debate
• Paramount Theatre restoration advances in Cedar Rapids
• Students Design Potential Cedar Rapids Entrance Signs
• Bank sues former Hawkeye Tim Dwight
• Later school start date bill unlikely to reach Iowa Senate this session
• Prospective food vendor sues Iowa City
• Severe weather risk ramping up for weekend
• Three Kirkwood projects to go out for bid
• Driver runs 10 stop signs, lights during Cedar Rapids police chase
• New CVS, Linn Area Credit Union under construction at Lincolnview Square
• Child witness in Hiawatha toddler’s death case will get competency hearing
• Cedar Rapids liquor store robbed for second time in seven months
• Forum examines issues confronting gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender youth
• More storage would have been limited help in Missouri River flooding, Corps officials say
• Counting Crows tickets on sale Sunday
• Clerk at Honey Creek stole money, state audit reveals
• Eastern Iowa man killed when tractor flips
• [Track & Field] Pancake breakfast coming up Sunday
• Pink ‘S’ not enough to save trees at sewer project near Sac and Fox trail
• Truck crashes in farm field creek near Sumner, ending joyride
• More arrests expected in prostitution sting
• Video preview of this weekend’s live music shows
• One Iowa City mobile home destroyed, another damaged in fire
• Cedar Rapids plays host to namesake 1940s rail car this summer
• Restitution for East Iowa crime victims difficult to collect
• Local letter carriers protest proposals
• [Softball] V-Hawks, Mustangs combine for nine homers in split
• Dramatic Play Presented at Kirkwood, April 12-15
• UPDATE: Human remains found in Henry County are female
• More details emerge in Johnson County prostitution sting
• Cedar Rapids plans to spend up to $400,000 on new welcome signs, landscaping
• Projected enrollment numbers shows Iowa City will pass new high school target
• Supporters of UNI’s Price Lab School protest Regents decision
• Senate health budget OK’d; abortion amendment fails
• Spring cleaning for Tree of Five Seasons
• Unusual groundbreaking set Monday for NewBo City Market
• Drop in state funding also affects Iowa’s private college students, report says
• Quick reporting helps crews snuff out Cedar Rapids garage fire
• Sale saves rare Cedar Rapids pipe organ
• Cedar Rapids woman arrested for prostitution
• Cedar Rapids man charged in 2009 rape case in Missouri
• Coralville’s bond ratings take hit on hotel costs, TIF reliance
• Parents of Iowa City sex assault suspect accused of trying to pay off victim
• Mild winter brings another early arrival: Ticks
• Nine things to do this weekend
• 17 arrested in Johnson County prostitution sting
• Police searching for car’s driver after crash
• Iowa officials credit cable barriers with improving safety
• Cedar Rapids setting debt record with bond sale
• [Softball] Mustangs take over second place with sweep of Vikings
• ‘Beef is beef,’ Iowa State students say at rally
• Johnson County ready to take justice center project to public
• Group aims to help renovate, revitalize C.R. neighborhoods
• Federal investigation launched into missing bones at Effigy Mounds
• ‘Fractured Families’ forum targets child removal concerns
• Iowa wind, solar energy advocates call for state assistance
• Potential debate over abortion funding looms in Iowa Legislature
• Second plan released on Iowa City school boundaries
• Petitioners calling for high school in North Liberty
• Bill to reform TIF use headed to Iowa Senate
• UI’s Mason optimistic about no funding cuts
• Mother Nature deals frigid blow, area vineyards respond
• Cedar Rapids manufactured home fire caused by smoking materials, investigators say
• Ashton Kutcher invests in Des Moines-based Dwolla
• Crews investigate cause of Iowa City house fire; one resident displaced
• Man suspected of OWI after police chase in Cedar Rapids
• Two defendants, one trial in 2010 death of toddler
• Cedar Rapids man faces sexual abuse charge
• Iowa City China Wok employees report armed robbery during delivery
• Iowa senators warn of smaller farm bill
• Cedar Rapids wants answers on possible sale of Riverside Park
• UI students gather in support of Obama
• “KICK”ing Kids into Gear All Summer
• First Avenue East project set to start this spring
• Full body scanning arrives at Eastern Iowa Airport
• House OKs bill prohibiting early school start date
• Branstad ‘enthusiastically’ endorses Romney
• Teen births down in Iowa, nationwide, CDC says
• Intermec breaks ground on new downtown facility
• NATION: Santorum suspends presidential campaign
• Woman accused of using company funds to pay own bills sues business partner
• [Baseball] Carrasco gets second straight league award
• Thursday forum in Iowa City addresses criminal HIV law
• Some Cedar Rapids elementary school principals getting new assignments
• UI names third finalist for College of Liberal Arts and Sciences post
• Police say Iowa City man burned after setting ‘reckless’ fire
• League of Women Voters hosts April 18 immigration panel
• Cedar Rapids film festival brings Iowa’s independent spirit to big screens
• ImOn receives equity investment from Gazette
• Police chase, crash leads to discovery of mobile meth lab in Marion
• Haitian infant with birth defect receives surgery at UI Hospitals and Clinics
• Panel considers putting veterans fitness center inside old C.R. City Hall
• Cedar Rapids school board extends school choice deadline
• Kirkwood Celebrates Alumni Achievements
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• Author Events Coming to Kirkwood
• Dozens of cattle reported stolen in northwest Iowa
• Branstad may push to limit Iowa school start date waivers
• EEOC asks for rehearing in class-action lawsuit involving Cedar Rapids trucking firm
• Senate passes education reform package
• Woman accused of paying own bills with company funds
• Branstad hopeful for Iowa property tax relief this year
• Trial postponed for suspect in Iowa City landlord murder case
• Funding race ramps up in Iowa’s 4th Congressional District
• [Men's Golf] Milne, Mustangs win Ashford Invitational
• [Women's Golf] Mustangs fifth at Ashford Invitational
• Planet X will open at new Lindale Mall location in May
• Waterloo police suspect hit-and-run accident caused woman’s death
• Two children bit when trying to break up family fight
• Linn Democrats to honore Foege, Arnold
• Linn Area Reads focuses on “factory farms”
• Ground beef uproar increases questions about food fillers
• Iowa City Documentary Film Festival starts Thursday
• Former Cedar Rapids Sonic site may become convenience store
• Cedar Rapids Independent Film Festival 2012
• Tiny Iowa town prepares to disband after 105 years
• 60 Minutes veteran Mike Wallace has died
• Owner of Clear Lake gas station sues over bad fuel
• Photo Gallery: American Indian Student Association Powwow
• Solid waste official says more people tend to recycle in warmer months
• Apple trees dodge frosty bullet
• Lamb prices skyrocket as Easter approaches
• City manager promotes cleaner Cedar Rapids
• Next phase of education reform already taking shape
• State demands return of grant from AgSugar International
• Repairing broken relationships requires choosing to heal and to forgive
• Eastern Iowa family trying to raise awareness of loved one’s death
• UI student group hosts autism awareness ‘kick off’ event
• Apple trees dodge frosty bullet
• City manager promotes cleaner Cedar Rapids
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• St. Luke’s Hospital officials say church demolition still on hold
• Iowa lawmakers dispute effects of primary
• Penford Products Co. offers $1.67 million for Riverside Park
• Lamb prices skyrocket as Easter approaches
• Police decline to file charges after couple finds intruders in home
• Written opinion on Seng’s congressional candidacy released
• Cedar Rapids woman suspected of prostitution; ‘very cooperative’ man not arrested
• Noelridge Park Greenhouse workers prepare for Easter Showcase
• Police say Illinois woman used ‘edged weapon’ in attack in North Liberty Casey’s
• Key Iowa lawmakers expect budget compromise
• Molly’s Cupcakes plans first franchise in Iowa City
• Iowa’s top court orders new trial in Waterloo slaying
• University of Iowa names second liberal arts dean finalist
• Spending up on non-traditional Easter items
• Public hearing set Monday on Cedar Rapids school district budget
• Zach Wahls partnering with LGBT advocacy group on marriage equality speaking tour
• Auditors want state of Iowa to refund $2.6 million in child care assistance
• Will widespread storms affect home insurance costs in Iowa?
• [Softball] Softball team stays hot in league play
• [Baseball] Mustangs dominate Crusaders, keep pace in MCC
• One person injured in explosion at Dubuque water treatment plant
• Fire destroys barn in Poweshiek County
• Marion looks to change vendor ordinance
• Kirkwood to Become Apple Authorized Campus Store
• Iowa traffic camera ban likely dead for this session
• Audit: Iowa schools group lost $1M on risky deals
• Iowa lawmakers want death threat at Iowa Capitol to be reviewed
• Coonhound stayed with missing college student
• Iowa factory employment up 1 percent in 2011
• Cedar Rapids school leaders get message out on suspicious van
• Kirkwood authorized to operate Apple campus store
• Obama taps UI Writing Director for Humanities Council
• Starving horses rescued from southeast Iowa property
• Three injured in crash with state trooper identified
• Student accused of sex assault at Starmont High School
• Nebraska contractor accused of business crimes in Iowa City
• Iowa City sex assault suspect had handcuffs, knife, women’s underwear in his apartment, warrant shows
• Investigators still seeking leads as Cedar Rapids shooting victims leave hospital
• Occupants safe after Iowa City mobile home fire
• Man accused of taking photos of women in Kirkwood bathroom
• New Iowa law toughens penalties for child porn, human trafficking
• Eastern Iowa hospitals join forces
• Proposed rankings system casts favorable light on more Cedar Rapids schools
• Cedar Rapids Police Department boosts efforts to find minority applicants
• Defense attorney explains confusion over high court’s strip search ruling
• Roadside delivery
• Reward at $150K in Iowa real estate agent’s death
• [Track & Field] Mustangs compete in St. Louis
• Firefighters extinguish fire at Penford Products
• Higher ed finance expert to speak about UNI budget
• Iowa Senate proposal would create bureau to control health care costs
• Maquoketa Caves to reopen with program on bats
• New Pi co-op members vote ‘yes’ to move downtown Iowa City store
• Field of Dreams tax rebate headed to governor’s desk
• Iowa City schools budget lowers tax rate, calls for hiring teachers
• Replay chat: Online commenting
• Cedar Rapids man gets 50-year sentence for sexual assault, home invasion
• Decorah among 10 small Iowa communities named for Blue Zones Project
• Better Business Bureau warns Iowans about ‘timeshare escrow service’
• Springville man charged after Hiawatha police chase
• [Men's Golf] McConnell, Schlueter, Selander lead Mustangs
• Former Mercy Iowa City nurse accused of taking drugs under patient names, charging patients
• Car hits woman in downtown Cedar Rapids
• Ham prices high heading into Easter holiday
• Innovative Iowa printmaker Lasansky dies at 97
• Polk families get information on other elementary schools
• Iowa City moves forward on ordinance going after large student apartments
• College Community passes bond vote
• University of Iowa remains vigilant after California campus shooting
• Fun. to perform sold out show Monday in Iowa City
• Iowa lawmakers consider taxing roll-your-own cigarette machines
• Cedar Rapids gets double dose of good flood-related news
• Iowa House passes traffic camera ban
• Iowa City approves $2.5 million loan for high-rise building
• Iowa City OK’s partial settlement in software snafu
• Floral Show to Highlight Life’s Milestones
• City Council member proposes Iowa City response to Trayvon Martin shooting
• Threatening letter, white substance sent to Iowa lawmaker
• Flood mitigation bill clears Iowa House, headed to governor
• Route, theme, other details announced for Cedar Rapids RAGBRAI stop
• Allegiant Air to start charging up to $35 for carry-on bag
• Short police chase ends in Hiawatha collision
• State help for Field of Dreams project clears Senate
• [Softball] Mustangs sweep through MCC pod play
• I.C. making plans, seeking partners for new animal facility
• Braley seeks fourth term
• Iowa House, Senate make breakthrough on mental health reform funding
• Alliant begins replacing street lights with LED lights
• A list of Easter Egg hunts in the area
• Two arrested after Stanwood meth bust
• Linn auditor launches campaign with defense of lawsuit
• It’s official: March was warmest on record in Iowa
• Index forecasts modest improvement in Iowa economy
• Iowa City VA under federal review
• Suspect in violent Iowa City assault on immigration hold
• New ideas showcased at Grant Wood AEA
• Police say man tried to set ex-girlfriend on fire
• Iowa State will continue to seek budget efficiencies, president says
• Big Ten Rental employee accused of fueling up car with company card
• Corridor law officers say new rules for GPS tracking of suspects make sense
• Scranton named dean of University of Iowa engineering college
• [Baseball] Carrasco's gem leads to MCC honor
• Lottery interest boosts retailers’ bottom lines
• Lawsuit goes forward in Coralville Von Maur deal
• Cancer patients’ courage is inspiration
• FEMA launches hazard assessment project
• Live Chat: Online Commenting
• Iowa college student found safe
• EPA moves closer to approval of 15 percent ethanol gas
• Governor, regents join Iowa students in rally for more funding
• Road construction in Iowa could set record this year
• Iowa property tax reform leaders remain optimistic of progress
• ‘Pink slime’ producer’s political donations detailed
• REPLAY CHAT: Severe Weather Awareness Week
• AARP, MidAmerican spar over nuclear bill
• Cause of Washington County house explosion still undetermined
• Ex-Alburnett clerk on probation for theft
• Lawmakers, Branstad to work on spending total this week
• Mega Millions pays off big for Iowa treasury
• Mission Creek Festival concludes in Iowa City
• Iowa corn farmers need the nitrogen that’s polluting Gulf
• Wetlands initiative tests the ability to clean up runoff water
• Loebsack would like to ban former Congress members from lobbying
• Penford submits sole proposal for Riverside Park
• Community rally held to support ‘pink slime’ maker
• In deposition, surgeon says he left Iowa because of weather
• Assessors prep for appeal season
• Lawmakers optimistic on education reform
• Foundation receives award for flood work
• Increase in medical calls is changing way fire departments train and hire
• The spring lineup of Iowa’s 10 most invasive threats
• In deposition, surgeon says he left Iowa because of weather
• Anglers welcome opening day of Sand Lake with trout fishing derby
• Mega Millions jackpot eludes Iowans
• 1940 census records to reveal great things about ‘Greatest Generation’
• Students Installing Solar Panels on Campus
• International Students Get a Taste of American Politics
• Kirkwood students installing photovoltaic solar panes
• Penford submits sole proposal for Riverside Park
• Iowa City man accused of kidnapping, sexual assault
• UI insurer argues it shouldn’t have to defend psychiatrist
• Mega Millions jackpot now a whopping $640 million
• New Iowa license plates arrive
• 911 tapes: Oxford teen reports mom’s alleged drunken driving at dad’s request
• Most farmers delay planting despite warm weather
• Study details Iowa waterway pollution concerns
• Two arrests made in February robbery of Days Inn in Cedar Rapids
• Farmers expect to plant record corn
• Jobless rate continued to improve in Iowa during February
• UPDATE: Double shooting investigation continues in Cedar Rapids
• House OKs funding of Workforce Development offices
• Video preview of live music shows this weekend
• New effort by tourism industry to change school start date
• Task force proposes streamlining Iowa’s civil courts
• Fellow Democrats ask Johnson County auditor to stop re-election bid
• Double shooting investigation under way in southwest Cedar Rapids
• Emails show budget discussions central to closing Malcolm Price Lab School
• Govs tour Neb. beef plant to see ‘pink slime’
• Time magazine cites Cedar Rapids among growth cities in April issue
• Demolition deadline
• All Iowa City wastewater will soon flow to the same place
• I.C. landlords accused in 2 additional lawsuits
• Updated C.R. home values to be mailed
• Gunman robs pizza delivery driver in Cedar Rapids
• Regent President Lang defends Price Lab closure
• Branstad, Vilsack refute smears aimed at beef product
• A year later, lawmakers have no regrets about suggesting UI sell Pollock’s Mural
• House speaker: Iowans ‘not interested’ in gas tax increase
• Despite questions, flood bill clears hurdle
• Eight things to do this weekend
• Iowa Lottery is watching Illinois’ new online sales
• East Iowans greet dollar coin idea with skepticism
• Confusion reigns over legal authority to close Price Lab
• UNI Price Lab open-records request
• Lung cancer still top cause of cancer deaths in Iowa
• Branstad, Vilsack refute smears aimed at beef product
• Early warmth brings spate of cycle accidents
• C.R. approves tax break for downtown project
• Swing Crew will kick off 2012 Uptown Friday Nights on May 25
• Biden touts Obama’s record on manufacturing
• Iowa per capita personal income rose 6.4 percent from 2010 to 2011
• Attorney general won’t weigh in on Price Lab School closing
• Final stretch of Interstate 80 work to begin
• Mission Creek Festival in full swing
• Mediacom delays full digital switch to April 10
• Dog dies in afternoon fire, man displaced
• Ex-Iowa official still owes big restitution bill
• Orchestra Iowa returns to Paramount for 2012-2013 season
• Inmate serving time for HIV transmission dies in Iowa City
• Biden to fault Romney on manufacturing jobs
• Challenger: Miller lawsuit frivolous
• Record-setting spring leaves some cold with worry
• UI must return professor to paid administrative leave
• C.R. council signs off on site in flood plain for new rec center
• [Men's Golf] Mustangs square off with nation's best in Nevada
• [Women's Golf] Spring season underway for Mustangs
• Lawsuit seeks to overturn Price Lab closure
• Hundreds say farewell to murder victim in Cedar Falls funeral
• Asbestos delays Cedar Rapids library work
• Governor signs stillborn birth certificates law
• Iowa City advocates open discussion on backyard hens
• Man was in jail less than two hours before police chase
• Update: Police identify man killed in Marion motorcycle crash
• A march for change
• Alan Jackson to perform in downtown Cedar Rapids
• Panel likes idea of sports in greenway
• Biden adds Sioux City to Iowa itinerary
• Jobless offices won’t reopen, but funding question remains
• Deputies to show support at Nichols funeral
• Working group hopeful of TIF reform
• Springville adds farmers market this Saturday
• Linn County, Palo team to plan future development
• Low funding for higher education
• Johnson County emergency communications center director resigns
• Working group hopeful of TIF reform
• A march for change
• Kirkwood Washington Regional Center Location Announced
• Judge denies injunction request for Coralville Von Maur project
• Police chase ends with crash in Cedar Rapids
• Capitol vending machines color coded for healthy choices
• No stopping us now
• Iowa braces for funding cuts to lead poisoning prevention programs
• Branstad rethinking neutrality in GOP race
• Joe Biden to speak about jobs in Iowa on Wednesday
• Iowa City man to serve 5 years in federal prison for child pornography
• Linn Supervisor Oleson announces re-election bid
• Branstad: tuition decisions should stay with regents
• State lawmakers aiming for compromise in Week 12
• Ely moped crash kills driver
• Campaign finance concerns ‘off the radar’
• Gardner seeks second term as sheriff
• Victim’s sister fears 2nd trial over death penalty
• Iowa roadside trash patrols dwindling
• [Baseball] Carrasco, Stephen help Mustangs take Vikings
• No stopping us now
• Iowa City VA hospital looks forward and back after 60 years
• Gardner seeks second term as sheriff
• Future of passenger rail debated at Iowa City meeting
• Coyotes aren’t wiley enough to avoid Monticello trapper
• Gun permit denials have increased in some places
• Eastern Iowa authorities against ‘stand your ground’
• Separate motorcycle accidents leave two dead in Corridor
• Iowa business tax overhaul elusive once again
• Iowa state revenue estimates revised upward $80 million
• Hundreds of students compete in Iowa Science Olympiad
• Mental health overhaul draws concern at forum
• Future of passenger rail debated at Iowa City meeting
• Separate motorcycle accidents leave two dead in Corridor
• Hundreds of students compete in Iowa Science Olympiad
• Mental health overhaul draws concern at forum
• Iowa state revenue estimates revised upward $80 million
• Parade tradition twist brings a price tag
• Coyotes aren’t wiley enough to avoid Monticello trapper
• Cedar Rapids issues final call for flood buyouts…again
• Judge removes Iowa woman from death row
• Kirkwood Basketball Players Receive All-Region Selections
• Allen: Budget cuts will help UNI
• Federal funding cuts could hurt Iowa’s HIV fight
• Eastern Iowa authorities against ‘stand your ground’
• Group still trying to save Cedar Rapids church
• Teen receives probation for role in robbery that led to officer’s beating
• HUD auditors in Cedar Rapids to take a look at flood buyout program
• Cedar Rapids among five cities where anti-Limbaugh ads will run
• Iowa students to help with White House garden
• Prosecutor: New boyfriend witnessed murder-suicide in Jesup
• Iowan thrilled to discover old dam
• World Bank nominee raised in Iowa, has University of Iowa ties
• Status in question for Johnson County’s communications center director
• Iowa House mental health funding plan ‘only a starting point,’ sponsor says
• Cedar Rapids raising wells to protect water supply
• Hy-Vee discontinues use of “pink slime” beef additive
• [Baseball] Mustangs split home opener
• Kirkwood Athletes Honored by the NJCAA
• Biden to speak in Davenport next week
• Two dead in apparent murder-suicide in Jesup
• Full Iowa House to consider traffic camera ban
• Iowa House panel votes to freeze tuition
• Hatch watch under way at Decorah eagle nest
• Longtime ex-supervisor to challenge Linn Auditor Miller
• Thousands of Iowans facing utility shutoff despite mild winter
• Iowa’s community college funding has dropped despite enrollment growth
• Iowa City police seek suspects in Papa Murphy’s burglary
• Iowa House budget has no funds for restoring Lake Delhi dam
• Iowa State-bound West High quarterback accused of theft at Coral Ridge Mall
• Hawkeye wrestler Marion pleads guilty to driving violation
• Iowa Catholics asked to fast to protest birth control mandates
• More Iowa ‘nuclear cowboys’ eligible for benefits
• Hungry for more? ‘The Hunger Games’ opens at midnight
• Author Zogby speaks against war with Iran in Marion
• Conservative lawyer’s lawsuit against Iowa law school set for trial
• Committee approves Field of Dreams sales tax rebate
• [Softball] Lady Statesmen sweep league opener
• Deaf school supporters ‘feel insulted’
• River Landing opponents, city face off
• ‘Funeral demonstration’ protests loss of historic Cedar Rapids church
• Nearly 60 UNI program cuts approved by Iowa regents
• Turkey crashes through windshield of semi on Interstate 380
• Regents approve designs, budgets for Hancher, art and music buildings
• Iowa Sierra Club’s lawsuit says state’s actions in lead shot ban were illegal
• ‘Walking school bus’ hopes to limit childhood obesity
• Governor’s group wants Des Moines Guard unit to keep F-16 fighters
• Man arrested after Cedar Rapids disturbance
• Warmer February boosts milk production to record in Iowa
• At student’s request, Iowa City adjusts law on public urination
• Editor Lyle Muller leaving The Gazette for journalism non-profit
• Animal groups bracing for uptick in feral cats
• Iowa House reduces funding for printed road maps
• Emails show Price planning, feedback
• Cedar Rapids native is loving band’s wild ride
• Graduates, supporters of Iowa deaf school question leadership change
• Parents, students voice concerns about Lisbon bullying investigation
• Van ends up wedged under semi after Interstate 80 crash
• Fire destroys vacant Cedar Rapids house
• C.R. school district moving to new facility amid criticism for size
• Pomeranz warns against costs of two-way street conversion
• Waste agency giving NewBo $400,000
• Debate continues over Iowa City zoning changes
• Both sides make final pitch on gay marriage
• Editor Lyle Muller leaving The Gazette for journalism non-profit
• Feds dismiss Iowa wetland prosecution, for now
• Sales of Iowa Lottery products soaring
• ‘Late nights’ to resolve higher education budget anticipated
• Still no estimates of cost savings from UNI program cuts
• Counting Crows to perform July 26 in Cedar Rapids
• United Fire Group estimating storm losses at $13 million to $16 million
• Huge crowds didn’t mean big St. Patrick’s Day arrest numbers
• Approving nuclear power plan would bring severe financial risk, Iowa senators say
• Fewer child abuse cases being reported in Iowa
• ICAD Group president, CEO leaving for Colorado Springs post
• Oakdale prison inmate dies of cancer
• Belle Plaine man pleads guilty in federal court to receiving child porn
• Colleagues mourn loss of Waterloo attorney, association president
• Large number of primaries typical after redistricting
• North Liberty man to serve 10 years in federal prison for child porn
• Iowa River Landing tests waters with I.C. businesses
• Childish Gambino coming to Iowa City after all
• [Track & Field] Higgins sweeps MCC awards
• Body found decades ago is Iowa Marine
• Supervisors OK $3 million Lake Delhi bond
• Senate passes bill giving UNI more funding
• Traditional marriage proponents plan rally at Iowa Capitol Thursday
• Iowa regents to evaluate tuition set-aside program
• Police say speed likely a factor in fatal Czech Village crash
• Lawsuit claims University of Iowa Hospitals negligent during C-section delivery
• Linn County food policy council idea moves forward
• Man’s death in Ottumwa adult theater was homicide
• 110-year-old storm sewer under E Avenue NW set to be replaced this summer
• Human remains found in ditch could be one of two missing Iowa women, police say
• Effects of cuts at UNI under-reported, faculty leaders say
• Iowa GOP panel will review caucus procedures in wake of 2012 problems
• Victim of fatal Linn County crash identified
• Update: Victims identified in Czech Village motorcycle accident
• Branstad says he wants to restore unemployment funding
• Body found in debris after Dubuque house fire
• UNI group plans campus events, protests this week
• Naked Iowa City man injures deputy, tells police he was forced to handle nuclear bomb
• Lawmakers to tighten focus on budget issues
• Iowa City considers limits on housing to protect older neighborhoods
• Two charged with passing counterfeit bills in Iowa City
• ‘Meth babies’ more prone to behavior problems, study finds
• Iowa gets C+ on integrity index for states
• Three former Iowa Supreme Court justices receiving JFK judicial award
• St. Patrick’s Day photo galleries
• 2 Iowa nursing homes receive low federal ratings
• Same-sex couples still flocking to Iowa for marriage
• Two people killed in motorcycle accident
• Linn County may join local food council movement
• Johnny Carson’s birthplace home project gets grant
• Rural economy appears strong in 10 states
• Iowa legislature likely to focus on budget bills
• Interest in Iowa rivers surges
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• Brief outages expected as Alliant hooks up new downtown substation
• Linn County may join local food council movement
• Cedar Rapids school district will consider ‘pink slime’ alternatives
• Branstad warns Supreme Court decision on workforce funding could lead to layoffs
• Parent launches petition drive for new Iowa City elementary school
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• Dead, neglected horses found at farm; Sumner man charged
• One hurt in northeast Cedar Rapids garage fire
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• Buyer sought for Clipper Windpower
• Casey’s General Stores expanding south into Kentucky, Tennessee
• Cancer centers up competition in Eastern Iowa
• Iowa City federal contractor settles discrimination lawsuit involving hiring practices
• Red light camera ban gets second life in House
• Report: Students are about half of alcohol charges on regent campuses
• Site in 100-year floodplain picked for new Cedar Rapids Northwest Recreation Center
• I.C. Farmers Market will require morel mushroom venders to have licenses, inspections
• Iowa farmland values again rise sharply
• Go Daddy plans scholarships for 10 Internet-savvy students
• Speaker: Iowa House won’t ante up; online poker is dead
• Regents to consider four University of Iowa building designs next week
• Robbery trial set in April for Nebraska man
• Iowa City crews prepare for massive Dubuque Street project
• Petition filed against Iowa City zoning proposal
• Iowa City’s lower Muscatine Road could undergo major reconstruction
• Stellas opens in downtown Cedar Rapids
• UNI program cuts to go to regents next week
• Task force study examines ways to make Iowa courts more efficient, affordable
• Issues survive, die in legislative ‘funnel’
• Seven things to do this weekend
• Iowa power plants leaving coal for natural gas
• University of Iowa doesn’t see windfall from big NIT crowd
• Federal judge nominee Rose explains her role in Postville raid to Senate committee
• Fuel costs take bigger bite out of Iowans’ budgets
• Coralville police seek help finding puppy taken from dog bakery
• Corps warn of low water levels at Coralville lake
• Iowa in bottom tier of lottery ‘suckers’
• Iowa group among those suing EPA over water quality
• Red-light camera ban stalls in House
• House bill makes more synthetic drugs illegal
• Two challengers, including former sheriff, enter Keokuk County sheriff race
• Homeowners to pay 4.5 percent higher Linn County taxes under new budget
• A St. Patrick’s Day guide for Irish-themed places and events
• Iowa House passes education reform plan
• Cedar Rapids library seeks state CAT grant to help with west-side branch renovations
• [Baseball] League honor goes to Thompson
• Ten things to do under $10 this week
• Fairfax woman suing state over discrimination will serve prison time for embezzlement
• Cedar Rapids lawyer heading to jail on second drug conviction
• Lawmakers ‘all done the right thing here’ on new Iowa traffic laws, Kadyn’s mom says
• Longtime sports broadcaster Brooks hospitalized after Iowa’s NIT game
• Like the warm weather? Get used to it — for a while
• Longtime Iowa City massage therapist, instructor accused of practicing without a license
• Remember Devoe Joseph? He plays for Oregon, Iowa’s next opponent Sunday at 4 in Eugene
• ‘Kirkwood’ accused of sleeping in stranger’s bed, urinating on house in Iowa City
• An easy winter makes for an early allergy season
• Traffic Safety Bureau: 93 percent of Iowans buckling up
• Cedar Rapids neighborhood residents think twice about security after rash of burglaries
• Criticism remains as Cedar Rapids traffic cameras turn 2 years old
• ‘Field Of Dreams’ neighbors worried about development proposal
• Theatre Cedar Rapids announces new lineup
• Though levy is unchanged, C.R. homeowners will pay more taxes
• House education reform debate goes late
• C.R. police captains to fill chief’s role
• Senate vote to legalize, regulate online poker
• Cedar Rapids developer lands 10-year tax break for office building
• Iowa House debate likely on proposed traffic camera ban
• Nuclear power plan clears committee; Senate passage expected
• New downtown Iowa City project may get $2.5 million from city
• Advocates protest UNI cuts
• Iowa City police arrest teenage transients in connection with armed robbery
• Council member named to lead NewBo City Market
• Braley visiting site of dad’s WWII service
• Get in on a wee bit of fun this St. Paddy’s weekend
• Former Iowa City business owner sentenced for harboring illegal aliens
• North Liberty man sues Coralville clinic over wife’s suicide
• University of Iowa’s Tippie College of Business picks first female dean
• REPLAY: Live chat on school closings
• Two Iowa City bands performing at 2012 SXSW festival
• Iowa unemployment rate hits 32-month low
• New meat market to fill void in Czech Village
• Iowa, Iowa State graduate programs ranked by U.S. News
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• Texas woman pleads guilty to trying to release minks in Iowa
• Remote ‘eye in the sky’ keeping tabs on VA hospital patients
• Despite supporters’ pleas, Polk will close
• Branstad urges people to prepare for storms
• Linn hog farmer pleads in $7 million bank fraud
• Linn County still needs state’s help for flood protection, lawmakers say
• State plans special traffic enforcement this week
• Restaurant owner accused of selling pot to help business
• Iowa Senate approves mental health overhaul
• Iowa fans lining up for tickets to NIT game
• Construction on new Cedar Rapids parking ramps to start this summer
• Few contested races as deadline nears for Iowa’s June 5 primary
• Linn County struggling to keep up with high gas prices
• New music, digital options in store for Iowa inmates
• Gallery: The Bar2Bar 5K run and fun
• Cedar Rapids officer unhurt after being hit by car
• Proposed MidAmerican rate hike for nuclear power plant a ‘bad idea,’ energy expert says
• Police make arrest in Iowa City armed robbery
• Band shares music, experiences with Cedar Rapids high school
• Bold action needed on Iowa school reform, Branstad says
• Moment of truth: C.R. board votes tonight on school closings
• Anti-abortion group appealing Iowa campaign finance ruling
• Deadline slims lawmakers’ workload
• Police find missing parolee in downtown Iowa City
• Coralville expo promotes tattooing as an art form
• Coralville expo promotes tattooing as an art form
• Internet access eludes most older Iowans
• Pension costs put crimp in Iowa cities’ budgets
• 4-year-old from Haiti begins new chapter in Iowa
• Lawmakers question if nuclear bill helps customers
• Northern Iowa family restores 70-year-old barn
• The first of several St. Patrick’s Day related events start today
• Decorah eagle family has rapt following online
• Republicans select delegates, discuss platform at county conventions
• Marion likely to put projects on hold after tax extension defeat
• Branstad pushing for public-private partnerships
• Polk Elementary ‘has been our village’
• How special is Polk, one of the schools threatened with closure?
• [Women's Basketball] Chargers end Mount Mercy's national tournament run
• Decorah eagle family has rapt following online
• Republicans select delegates, discuss platform at county conventions
• Tiffin City Council member running for Johnson County Auditor
• Coralville officers hurt amid traffic stop
• Man faces charges after stabbing at Marion apartment complex
• Marion likely to put projects on hold after tax extension defeat
• ‘Wedding Singer’ hits retro high notes at Theatre Cedar Rapids
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• Pension costs put crimp in Iowa cities’ budgets
• [Women's Basketball] Mount Mercy beats Morningside, advances to Elite Eight
• Questions on Commencement?
• Iowa Sustainability Village Proposed near Jones Hall
• Staff Members Recognized by the Iowa National Guard
• Developer seeks $2.5 million loan from Iowa City for downtown building
• UI student recalls Japan tsunami
• New law solidifies end-of-life directives for Iowans
• UI police arrests down last year
• Lawsuit claims U.S. Cellular workers looked for nude photos on customers’ phones
• Corbett ‘inclined’ to run for re-election in Cedar Rapids, but not higher office
• Cedar Rapids, Council Bluffs mayors maintain support for traffic cameras
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• EPA orders defunct Cedar Falls business, property owner to clean up waste
• Communities continue support of Wellman family
• WORLD: Anti-Kony viral video campaign drawing some criticism in Uganda
• Johnson County passes $84 million budget
• Commission seeks last-minute intervention to save historic Cedar Rapids church
• UNI offers buyouts to 29 professors
• Minnesota-based group delivers anti-gay message at eastern Iowa school
• Iowans raising money to help return student’s body to Iraq
• Some Iowa students campaign against tanning beds
• Zeppelin’s Pizzeria provides crispy-crusted, artfully-topped pizzas
• Drug court program last resort before jail
• Iowa grad rates dip
• Linn County Crime Stoppers program now accepts text messages
• Iowa City parents question boundary proposals
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• UNI plans to rework 77 programs to save funds
• Meeting on Iowa nuclear power proposal delayed
• Rose’s nomination to be considered next week
• I.C. schools open redistricting discussion to community
• Former bank official to serve 10 years for embezzlement
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• Metro Economic Alliance to move into Science Station
• REVIEW: The Avett Brothers break strings, hearts
• Iowa lawmakers likely to consider flood mitigation despite Linn County vote
• At what Price savings?
• Five bands with Irish roots to get you in the St. Patrick’s Day spirit
• Three seriously hurt in Highway 30 crash near Stanwood
• Kirkwood board to consider budget ceiling for 2012-13
• Iowa Supreme Court justices who lost 2010 retention vote will receive Profile in Courage award
• [Women's Basketball] Mustangs hold on, move on to Sweet 16
• C.R. tax supporters ‘done with the issue’
• 600 lbs Cedar Rapids woman pleas for help with weight loss
• Spring Break Hours on Campus
• Johnson supervisors agree on justice center funding
• Three presidents won’t dedicate Czech museum this year in Cedar Rapids
• Father of crash victim pushes proposal to limit teenage passengers
• Environmental group’s TV campaign opposes new nuclear plant in Iowa
• Iowa City approves $54 million budget
• Sounds of St. Patrick’s Day at CSPS
• New contract gives many Linn County workers raises of less than 2 percent
• Legislature approves dropping ‘mental retardation’ from Iowa laws
• Announcement of academic cuts at UNI not likely Wednesday
• Draft shows more than 60 programs could be cut at UNI
• Trial set in murder-for-hire scheme targeting Mount Vernon police chief
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• Johnson County auditor won’t be disciplined for circulating petition in office
• Iowa bottle bill expansion to be studied, but action not likely this year
• Another loss for LOST
• I.C. board: Alternatives to new school need a look
• One injured in Cedar Rapids city bus, minivan crash
• Lawmaker says deal struck on nuclear power bill
• Basketball Doubleheader Tonight at Johnson Hall
• Senate gives bars more latitude for ‘infused’ drinks
• Farmer won’t be cited in Highway 20 pileups
• Senate approves transportation budget, but key issues left undebated
• Proposal would expand Iowa’s bottle deposit law
• Judge upholds temporary injunction against Iowa City day-care provider
• Mild winter may bring pesky problem: Proliferation of insects
• Three new stores coming to Coral Ridge Mall
• More criminals would be subject to DNA profiling under Senate bill
• Theatre Cedar Rapids goes retro for ‘The Wedding Singer”
• [Women's Basketball] Mount Mercy, Southwestern square off Wednesday night
• University of Northern Iowa students organize ‘study-in’ outside executive offices
• Linn County voters head to polls today for local-option tax referendum
• Iowa City man sentenced to five years for intimidation
• Gun law proposals likely to stall in Iowa Senate
• Cedar Rapids doctor, state clash over cataract surgeries
• Flood bill clears panel in House
• [Softball] Early, DeFlavio shine as Mustangs open season
• Cedar Rapids aid group plans to help out in tornado-hit areas
• [Baseball] Hotchkiss, Turner grab league honors
• Wind Turbine Helmet Cam
• Spring Jazz Combos Concert Set, March 10
• Johnson County auditor brought own election petition to work for employees to sign
• Subcommittee gives preliminary approval to sales tax plan
• Iowa City’s “biggest park” continues to grow
• Iowans’ Haiti shelter effort ahead of schedule
• Delaware supervisors OK $3 million Lake Delhi bond
• Unexpected low temperatures led to freezing roads, multiple crashes
• Iowa regents approve buy-out incentives for UNI faculty
• Police: C.R. man caught with 100-plus ecstasy tablets
• Majority of Iowans think Branstad is doing good job, Iowa Poll shows
• Smoke a major factor in Highway 20 pileup
• Branstad seeks another $20 million for Iowa regent universities
• Officials say driver who ran out of gas, called for help was drunk
• Close to home: Solon group working to open local food pantry
• Iowa City mother pleads not guilty in child endangerment case
• Rent-to-own homes planned for flooded neighborhoods
• Jobs ideas compete in Iowa Legislature
• La Porte City man committed for sex offender treatment
• Iowa City ed district settles open records lawsuit
• Guns prompt biggest stir at Iowa Statehouse
• Iowa makes it a crime to lie to record animal abuse
• Harkin hosts opening of Obama campaign office
• Rescued dogs find new homes in Cedar Rapids area
• Exhibit that honors fallen Iowa troops returns to Corridor
• Annual Shelter House book sale continues to grow
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• Adoption of technology in education is slow and uneven
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• Competing education plans get a hearing
• Rescued dogs find new homes in Cedar Rapids area
• Exhibit that honors fallen Iowa troops returns to Corridor
• Annual Shelter House book sale continues to grow
• [Track & Field] Unprecedented four all-Americans for Mustangs
• C.R. apartment fires ‘intentionally set’
• Cedar Rapids vote Tuesday would fund ‘preferred’ flood protection plan
• Iowa makes it a crime to lie to record animal abuse
• Kirkwood Installs Vehicle Charging Station
• Washington Street change excites Iowa City business owners
• Financial disclosure reports filed ahead of Local Option Sales Tax vote
• UNI faculty denounce president
• Man won’t be prosecuted for making threats to blow up courthouse
• RAGBRAI to celebrate 40th anniversary in Cedar Rapids
• Coralville seeks developer for ‘Old Town’
• Iowa City Regina Junior/Senior High School principal resigns
• Hotel at Kirkwood offers electric vehicle recharging station
• Waterloo man convicted in federal court for witness tampering, drug distribution, possessing firearm
• Former University of Iowa student killed in Afghanistan
• Police: ‘Suspicious’ man tried to contact Iowa City elementary-aged child
• Regents will meet Monday to consider UNI early retirement incentive
• Cedar Rapids police release video of Days Inn robbers
• Several Iowa City school boundaries could change under district proposals
• Iowa Supreme Court decides Cedar Rapids lawyer won’t get license back
• Next round of snow moving in to Eastern Iowa
• Occupy protesters say they won’t pay for grass repairs at Iowa City park
• Cedar Rapids Metro Economic Alliance pushes support for sales-tax extension
• Taxing questions
• Suit seeks to block Coralville store deal
• Legal community says Johnson County justice center a priority
• Cedar Rapids residents displaced after small house fire
• Vocal Jazz Students to Perform in Czech Republic
• Gas tax increase losing steam in Legislature
• Biden: No one can match America innovation
• Blue Zone judges arrive in Cedar Rapids
• Iowa City school district proposes tax rate decrease next school year
• Washington Street in downtown Iowa City to convert to two-way traffic
• Iowa Secretary of Agriculture to attend China trade mission
• Iowa Senate passes bill increasing penalties for school bus traffic law violators
• UNI cuts would be ‘unprecedented,’ faculty leaders say
• Iowa City school district students continue to perform well nationally on tests
• Iowa lawmakers ask for legal opinion on Regents’ decision to close Price Lab School
• Branstad names 209 Iowans to state boards and commissions
• Four teens charged in Lisbon wrestling bullying investigation
• Police: Iowa City man threatened Iowa Public Defender’s Office attorneys
• Iowa City man broke Java House items over girlfriend’s firing, police say
• Mission of Hope leaders say center needs new home
• Direct care worker bill drawing mixed reviews
• McCarthy characterizes walkout as measure Iowa Democrats ‘needed to have voices heard’
• University of Iowa to loan Pollock painting to Des Moines Art Center
• Farmers fear effects of proposed child labor regulations
• Iowa City police handle more drug incidents, make fewer arrests
• [Women's Basketball] Mount Mercy draws Southwestern in tourney opener
• Tax extension opponents plead their case
• Linn auditor aiming to remove polls from schools
• Johnson County justice center project in doubt over money dispute
• Iowa City “occupy” protesters begin moving out of park
• Iowa House Democrats end Statehouse protest
• No last-minute campaign blitz planned for Cedar Rapids local-option tax supporters
• Education group official tells lawmakers retention program results ‘mixed’
• Police find meth-making materials on Loras College campus
• RIP Davy Jones: Review from 1996 concert in Cedar Rapids
• [Men's Basketball] Underwood, Coleman, Kenyi tabbed by MCC
• Branstad supports UNI President Allen’s closing of Price
• This week’s 10 things to do for under $10
• [Softball] Softball tournament pushed back a day
• Costco Wholesale planning June 29 opening for Coralville store
• Iowa Democrats’ walk-out will have little value if public doesn’t pay attention, UNI professor says
• Hy-Vee gets zoning change for new store on future Tower Terrace Road extension
• Man dies after jumping off interstate overpass
• Hiawatha man pleads guilty in embezzlement
• Linn supervisors sign off on Wakema Park transfer
• [Women's Basketball] Four Mustangs grab league awards
• Movie documents storied history of Templeton Rye
• Delaware County supervisors holding forum for funding Lake Delhi dam repairs
• Leap Day a day like any other for Iowa state government
• Internet transforming libel landscape
• Corbett wants conditions if Penford buys park
• Idina Menzel of ‘Wicked,’ ‘Glee,’ coming to Des Moines
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• [Track & Field] Five athletes, seven events for Mustangs at indoor national meet
• Von Maur exits Sycamore next year
• Fire destroys mobile home in Johnson County
• Flood recovery funding clears Iowa Senate
• Last-minute efforts to save historic Cedar Rapids church may be futile
• Iowa Senate approves measure to protect agriculture from ‘gotcha’ videotaping
• Branstad among 49 governors protesting proposed Air National Guard cuts
• NewBo Market eyeing $300,000 grant from Solid Waste Agency
• Glass announces Iowa’s plan to request No Child Left Behind waiver
• Cousins’ murder trial pushed back
• Entrepreneurs, creatives invited to BarcampICR this weekend
• Don’t be timid on education reform, Branstad tells Iowa lawmakers
• Cedar Rapids school district’s budget proposal looking grim
• Vaudt critical of both parties’ Iowa budget targets
• Former University of Iowa employee pleads guilty to lesser charge in carpet theft
• Some Cedar Rapids residents getting new voter information cards
• Iowa universities work to improve graduation rates for minorities
• Find authentic Mexican cuisine at Salsa Del Rio
• Classes take culinary novices to know-it-alls
• URrelay closes in Cedar Rapids after FCC certification lapse
• Polk supporters make case for saving school
• [Women's Basketball] Mustangs drop title game, look ahead to nationals
• Marion agrees to waste-to-energy deal
• Proposed Iowa City animal shelter not getting warm response
• City seeking federal grant to uncover second mural in council chambers
• Cedar Rapids council to again consider Riverside Park sale
• Majority of Iowans oppose ban on same-sex marriage, poll shows
• Vice President Biden to visit Iowa
• Iowa Board of Regents approves Price Lab School closure
• TIF expected to change, not die
• Iowa Attorney General’s Office says group can meet in private
• Cedar Rapids man killed in Minnesota snowmobile crash
• Iowa’s health ranking improves in national survey
• Iowa House expected to approve proposal to limit state spending
• Saturday night in Iowa City
• Cedar Rapids treasure hunter’s ‘extreme metal detecting’ lands him TV series
• Hours after his death, Iowa man finally receives belated Purple Heart
• Former Floyd County attorney gets law license back
• University of Iowa ordered to release ‘John Doe’ settlement
• Regents to discuss Price Lab School closure
• Branstad’s picks for judicial commission suggest politics are at play
• One in custody after Cedar Rapids standoff; no one hurt
• Mount Vernon, Lisbon to hold comedy festival
• Crews battle Solon house fire
• Last call: Cedar Rapids gives developers one more chance at commercial properties
• Woman pleads not guilty to animal neglect
• Opinions on tax vote vary in rebuilt New Bohemia
• Future of online schools run by out-of-state companies in doubt at Capitol
• Cedar Rapids man dies in house fire
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• Today’s trash could become tomorrow’s treasure in East Iowa
• House to honor Iowans in tragic World War II attack
• Decorah eagle lays third egg
• Iowa City bar will offer non-alcoholic level to under 21 crowd
• East-side downtown recovery outpaces that of west side in Cedar Rapids
• Development of west-side downtown murky at best
• [Women's Basketball] Mustangs fight off Bees, advance to title game
• Decorah eagle lays third egg
• Cedar Rapids road will be blocked for several hours
• College Community picks John Speer as new superintendent
• Iowa City bar will offer non-alcoholic level to under 21 crowd
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• [Men's Basketball] Vikings ride free throws, treys to MCC finals
• House to honor Iowans in tragic World War II attack
• Cady: Iowa Supreme Court stronger after 2010 vote
• Cedar Rapids firefighters extinguish blaze at flood-damaged house
• C.R. man argues for separate murder trial from ex-girlfriend
• Iowa Lottery planning new promotions to give away big jackpot
• Nebraska man charged in Cedar Rapids armed robbery
• EEOC lawsuit against CRST kept alive – barely
• Cedar Rapids school board talking school closures, boundary changes Monday
• Eastern Iowa Airport receiving state grant for Frontier incentives
• Police looking for suspect in robbery along First Avenue
• Iowa Supreme Court revives lawsuit against Iowa schools group
• Waterloo attorney’s license suspended for misconduct
• Slushy snow greets Eastern Iowans
• Firefighters save house after van catches fire in Marion
• Man injured in two-vehicle crash outside Cedar Rapids Ice Arena
• A video preview of live music shows this weekend
• Cedar Rapids property manager settles rights complaint
• Regents want to promote ‘Iowa brand’ with road show, campaign
• Kirkwood Will Start at 10 a.m. on Friday, Feb. 24
• Cedar Rapids man faces over $1 million in restitution, penalties for commodities fraud
• Cedar Rapids projects strive to recycle, salvage materials
• [Women's Basketball] Ninth straight win gets Mustangs into semifinals
• Plasma-arc decision put off in Marion
• Group aims to connect seniors to broadband
• Tax-supported Iowa City group closes meetings to public
• Classes Resumed, Situation Resolved
• Johnson County places cost for justice center at $48.1 million
• Second Iowan files lawsuit against Jimmy John’s for tainted sprouts
• Task force targets Ellis Boulevard site for new Cedar Rapids recreation center
• Next-day mail to continue in C.R. with decision to keep processing facilities open
• Classes at Kirkwood’s main campus resume after ‘domestic incident’
• UNI announces more cuts: UNI Museum to close, athletics to lose funds
• Sears likely headed out of Coral Ridge Mall after selling real estate
• DNA of defendant in Cedar Rapids stabbing found at crime scene
• [Women's Bowling] Mustang bowlers sent to Illinois for USBC sectional competition
• Bank robbery sends man back to federal prison
• Review: Asian – Latin mix works at Lava Fusion
• Northeast Iowa teens charged after racial graffiti is found on three bridges
• Former administrator of Coralville nursing home charged with incompetence, negligence
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• Cedar Rapids man gets 10-year sentence for Cedar Rapids credit union robbery
• Poll: Most Iowans satisfied with state’s gun laws
• Makers Faire showcases creations
• Iowa man deported from Bahrain speaks in Iowa City against United States drones
• Iowa City convenience store robbed at knifepoint
• Marion conference to examine concussions among student athletes
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• Police say Vinton woman shot herself, fabricated story about intruders
• [Men's Basketball] Mustangs surprise Saints, advance to semifinals
• Costs rise for downtown C.R. projects
• Online poker bill clears Senate committee
• Deputy’s longevity bonus canceled
• UNI plans to close Price Lab School in June
• Winter storm watch issued for Linn, surrounding counties
• Senate education plan sent for debate
• Corbett asks Cedar Rapids residents to ‘fall in love’ with city
• Woman backs into Cedar Rapids police department’s red Jeep
• Braley talks student loans, deficit, flood relief in Cedar Rapids
• Iowa man sentenced to 10 years after ramming deputy’s squad car
• Kirkwood, faculty group open contract negotiations
• NATION: Meth lab seizures up again in 2011, AP survey shows
• Corbett announcing new naming rights deal with U.S. Cellular Center for arena, convention center
• Subject of Hawk Alert at University of Iowa found in Washington County
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• Former Hawkeye wide receiver Chaney arrested on suspicion of OWI
• Iowa Legislature’s ‘funnel’ claims bills on missing children, unpaid school volunteer leave
• UNI to unveil plan for Price Lab school
• Iowa Poll shows support for some of Branstad’s education proposals
• Art show sheds light on multidimensional autism
• Man who escaped from Hope House in Coralville is captured again
• Iowa Lottery takes steps to protect jackpots
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• Traffic cameras: Is I.C. ready to say ‘cheese’?
• I.C. council holds off on proposed zoning changes
• Luther president Torgerson to step down in 2013
• The battle over airfares and passengers
• Iowa woman sues Jimmy John’s over tainted sprouts
• Supreme Court hears arguments in Branstad line-item veto case
• Feds loan $638M for health co-ops in 8 states
• Iowa hunters harvest 4.5 percent fewer deer
• Slight majority of Iowans opposed to traffic cameras
• Linn County commercial, industrial property value up 17 percent
• Parents of Amana teen killed in crash sue teenage driver
• Central Iowa superintendents in line for Prairie job
• Iowa lawmakers reach deal to avoid prison layoffs
• Marion man charged with attempted murder
• Goodwill of the Heartland CEO steps down
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• Natural gas power plant appearing more likely for Interstate Power
• Siri offers advice during campaign season
• Man accused of offering money for sex acts in Cedar Rapids
• Police catch Cedar Rapids teen picking up package of marijuana at post office
• Case of Waterloo man accused of murder, arson now in judge’s hands
• Man charged with OWI, drug possession after police chase in Lisbon
• Second egg spotted in Decorah eagle nest
• Field of Dreams plans find opposition among some Dyersville neighbors
• Vandals hit Cedar Rapids neighborhood for third consecutive day
• Independence school officials investigate possible norovirus outbreak
• Marion firefighters extinguish garage fire
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• Online poker clears Senate subcommittee
• Iowa gas prices climb toward $4, but may fall again during summer
• CREST intensifying efforts to promote March 6 local-option tax vote
• Woman to plead guilty to perjury in tax probe
• Do-or-die week for non-spending bills in Legislature
• Iowa lawmakers begin working on education reform
• [Women's Basketball] Mount Mercy up one spot in new poll
• Colleagues call Rose a good choice for federal bench
• National NAACP concerned about low rate of probable cause in Iowa complaints
• New details released in Iowa City child endangerment case
• Both parties have issues with Branstad’s Iowa tax reform plan
• University of Iowa Community Credit Union coming to Marion in early 2013
• Little library, big goals
• Judge orders porn site to pay $4 million to Iowa-based company in piracy case
• Iowa State provost stepping down by Dec. 31
• Overnight fire in rural area destroys barn, kills sheep
• New details released after car slams into Cedar Rapids house
• Man, wearing only underwear, arrested at building housing Polk County prosecutor’s office
• Majority of Iowans favor commercial property tax cuts, Iowa Poll shows
• Iowa job creation seen in solar, wind power
• West Branch pair spearhead veterans memorial effort
• Iowa lawmakers struggle to deal with fuel tax plan
• World-renowned eagle lays new egg in NE Iowa
• Blacks testing new theory in bias case
• Freedom Festival organizers prepare for 2012
• Interest in backyard chickens appears to be growing
• Some GOP lawmakers frustrated with Iowa regents
• [Men's Basketball] Halftime deficit can't stop Mustangs
• [Women's Basketball] Mims joins 1,000-point club as Mustangs hold off V-Hawks
• State’s mental health reform may ease Linn’s budget woes
• Commission asks for demolition delay on Cedar Rapids buildings
• Will flooded areas of Cedar Rapids be redeveloped?
• Time Check barbershop is a microcosm of persistent doubt around the flood
• Freedom Festival organizers prepare for 2012
• Interest in backyard chickens appears to be growing
• Some GOP lawmakers frustrated with Iowa regents
• State’s mental health reform may ease Linn’s budget woes
• Jury trial set for Iowa City Broadway Center director
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• Tower Terrace development plans call for 4-lane crosstown route
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• [Men's Bowling] Mustang men debut at MCC Championships, finish eighth
• Kirkwood Wind Turbine Now Generating Power
• Proposed Johnson County Justice Center could cost more than expected
• Commission asks for demolition delay on Cedar Rapids buildings
• UI student thrilled to attend “significant” state dinner for Xi
• I.C. mother charged with child endangerment
• Former Field of Dreams owners worried about proposed plans
• Iowa City daycare provider accused of abuse watching children pending court ruling
• Developers of project on former Red Avocado site upset with proposed zoning changes
• [Women's Bowling] Mustang women eighth at MCC Championships
• Regents leaders say board is open to cuts at UNI
• Man driving dump truck accused of running into pickup driven by his wife
• Most Iowans oppose fuel tax increase, new poll shows
• City Hall given high marks in annual audit
• Boil order lifted in Wellman
• Iowa woman will get photos of children back
• Cedar Rapids man seriously hurt in Poweshiek County crash
• Weather Service predicts low chance of spring flooding in Iowa
• Touch-screen tablets help connect autistic kids with their families and world
• VIDEO, GALLERY: University of Iowa research jets could hold key to future of military flight training
• Parents, residents rally to keep Polk Elementary open
• Two E.coli cases linked to Jimmy John’s sprouts in Eastern Iowa
• Basketball Teams Move Up in Rankings
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• Library decision may put more pressure on Westdale Mall
• More UI students taking Friday classes
• UNI will look to academics, athletics, Lab School to cut budget
• Murder trial in toddler’s death reset to May
• Consulting architect says C.R. building not an example of Bauhaus architecture
• Coralville wins ‘Severson Challenge’
• Report: Extreme weather affected all Iowa counties from 2006 to 2011
• UI students say public urination charges likely affect job prospects
• Branstad already considering visit to China
• Xi seeks more United States-China cooperation on trade, food security
• Iowa Senate subcommittee proposes raising minimum wage to $10 an hour
• Iowa City-bound MegaBus driver arrested for OWI sentenced to 77 days
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• Belle Plaine woman killed in rollover crash near Marengo
• Waterloo pilot charged with lying to FAA
• Vinton tree removal project boosted by FEMA funds
• Council ponders development incentives for new office building
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• Eight plead guilty in Cedar Rapids in heroin conspiracy
• Cedar Rapids police unsure if new domestic abuse law will have strong impact
• Man struck by own car in Heinz parking lot
• [Men's Basketball] Buzzer-beater lifts Tigers over Mustangs
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• China’s Vice President lands in Des Moines
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• Cedar Rapids library to leave Westdale Mall behind
• Protesters call for free Tibet outside state capitol
• Gardner pushes for voluntary in-home visits to fight abuse, prevent future crime
• China commits to buying billions of dollars worth of soybeans
• State dinner is chance for Iowa-China ties to grow stronger, Branstad says
• Iowa Senate committee advances gas tax increase proposal
• Chinese couple excited about vice president’s Muscatine visit
• ‘Taste of Iowa’ dinner for Chinese vice president’s visit termed ‘over the top’
• ‘We like the common people,’ Chinese TV producer says
• Glass names Iowa education reform task force members
• Wellman boil order could last until Friday, but water back on
• United States combat ship will be named for Sioux City
• Gunman, lookout man rob Cedar Rapids hotel
• New Pi co-op plans to relocate downtown Iowa City store
• Iowa lawmakers may expand state’s ‘safe haven’ law
• Linn supervisors tackle this year’s, next year’s mental health shortfall
• Girl Scouts celebrate 100 years, ready for cookie sale
• Grassley: FCC reversing LightSquared approval not enough
• Late Iowa law professor’s family suing University of Iowa, claims hospital missed colon cancer
• Meteorite creating big problems for Iowa town’s water well plan
• Marion woman jailed after exceeding pseudoephedrine limit six times
• Court of Appeals overturns Cedar Rapids sex abuse conviction based on judge’s error
• New law toughens penalties for domestic abuse in Iowa
• Western Iowa woman faces 93 animal neglect charges
• Open enrollment for Polk students a potential problem for parents, care providers
• Muscatine gearing up for Chinese vice president’s return visit
• Iowa man arrested during protest in Bahrain
• Free pancakes to benefit Children’s Miracle Network
• University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics begins routine newborn heart screenings
• Iowa House panel adopts gun rights language
• Supervisors to sign off, sort of, on new Linn budget
• Legislation would encourage creation of more ESOP companies
• Backers push for infused drink permission in Iowa
• Family Leader criticizes Branstad’s support of LGBTQ conference
• Barta: UI has learned more about rhabdo in past year
• I.C. to consider zoning changes in university neighborhoods
• Iowa House passes commercial property tax relief plan
• Iowa House committee approves $38 million ‘Field of Dreams’ revamp
• [Women's Basketball] Mustangs remain 13th this week
• Two hurt in head-on County Home Road crash
• Benson school recommendations could save district $1.15 million
• Obama stresses strong China-United States ties on eve of Xi visit to Iowa
• Cedar Rapids Kernels announce fireworks schedule
• Source inconclusive for smell that sickened 24 at Cedar Rapids school
• Keokuk County attorney says it wasn’t apparent Sheriff Shipley was intoxicated
• Woman accused of crashing while drunk, assaulting officer
• City-owned hotel will earn Cedar Rapids money, even though it won’t reopen until 2013
• Iowa Legislature finds starting point for property tax debate
• Need a restaurant for tonight or any other?
• Construction work inside Veterans Memorial Building finally under way
• Interest groups voice strong support for Iowa gas tax hike
• Newborn test at University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics will screen for heart defects
• Your anti-Valentine’s Day things to do list
• Volunteers pack lunch boxes for Meals on Wheels fundraiser
• Another deficit looms in mental health aid
• Lange launches second 1st District challenge to Braley
• Successful Pathway Training Program Enrolling More Students
• Polk, Monroe, Wilson elementaries recommended for closure in C.R.
• [Track & Field] Mustang men and women bring home nine MCC indoor titles
• Cedar Rapids makes deal for west-side fire station site
• Hearing set in Iowa City March 8 on MidAmerican electric rate hike
• Iowa City denies permit renewal for Occupy group
• Kernels, Veterans Memorial Commission debate need for new scoreboard
• Iowa House panel approves plan to raise state’s fuel tax by 8 cents a gallon
• Giving kids a leg up on an engineering education
• Internal investigation of employees under way at Oakdale prison
• Woman charged after lighter ignites gasoline, antique tractor in Marion
• Obama’s budget plan deepens divide with Republican hopefuls
• Cedar Rapids schools chief makes recommendations Monday night
• Police say Cedar Rapids woman pursued boyfriend with steak knife
• Reward being offered in Lowden copper theft
• Branstad: Iowa to showcase its best for Chinese visitors
• Tickets still remain to see Jason Aldean
• Scanning the skies for Decorah eaglet
• State lawmakers face taxing issues this week
• Xi’s 1985 visit included stop at Coggon family farm
• Who gave the best performance at the Grammy Awards?
• Photo shop loses photos of Iowa woman’s children killed in crash
• Overnight Cedar Rapids fire called ‘suspicious’ by investigators
• Eastern Iowa barn fire kills 28 calves
• Xi Jinping visit a testament to ties between Iowa, China
• Cedar Rapids also open to Plasma Power plant site
• Recent veteran among thousands seeking work
• Corps to spend $1.8 million on flood repair work around Omaha
• Air Force sergeant, Iowa native killed in Arizona crash
• Davenport man sentenced for distributing drugs in Quad Cities area
• Merchants gear up as Valentine’s Day spending expected to hit 10-year high
• Opponents of new Iowa nuclear plant note that state is already net power exporter
• About 100 protest ‘gay is not OK’ message at Des Moines church
• Advocates say insurance agents should not control Iowa’s new health insurance exchange
• Love in the time of technology
• Trying to avoid a showstopper
• [Men's Basketball] Mustangs pick up the pace, wallop Eagles
• Wellman couple remembered as “amazing” parents, leaders
• [Women's Basketball] Seven seniors win final regular season home game
• New Iowa State President laying foundation for big-picture goals
• Five people charged after shots fired at I.C. nightclub
• Iowa needs volunteers to plant wildflowers
• Blairstown Marine evacuated from Syrian embassy
• Looking for something to do this weekend?
• Ninth grader becomes a compost evangelist
• Lake Delhi debate comes down to environmental vs. residents’ interests
• UI library staff allowed to go home due to fumes
• Kirkwood Basketball Hosts Think Pink Night
• Kirkwood Named Tree Campus USA
• Owner forfeits 88 animals taken from Sac County
• Dems ready to negotiate over commercial tax relief
• Field of Dream project advances to full Iowa Senate
• Students vow to keep pushing mo-ped helmet bill
• OWI charge against Keokuk County sheriff dismissed
• Gronstal: Gas-tax increase has 50-50 chance of passage
• Cedar Rapids named one of 11 finalists for Iowa Blue Zones
• ICAD to speak at international wind conference
• Former Iowa Supreme Court Justice elected to nominating commission
• Glass: Nixon’s teacher development a model
• Bloom after article’s publication: ‘I really hate being so hated’
• Fun things to do with the family
• Man pleads not guilty to killing mastiff puppy
• Number of home births on rise across nation and in Iowa
• Questions arise as school recommendations near
• Iowa City school board to start listening posts
• Most C.R. police cars don’t have dash cameras
• Net gain?
• Harrison Elementary added to Cedar Rapids “most endangered” list
• First lady stops in Des Moines on ‘Let’s Move’ campaign
• Police chase ends with deer hurt, car damaged
• Occupy Iowa City’s days at College Green Park could be numbered
• [Softball] Season-opening softball series cancelled
• Iowa man sentenced for selling fake Viagra, Cialis
• FEMA shifts direction on ‘improper’ disaster payments
• Iowa Board accuses Cedar Rapids cosmetologist of violations
• Vilsack fundraising tops $1 million in 4th District race
• University of Iowa’s Center for Book creates paper for national Magna Carta display (WITH VIDEO)
• Video preview of weekend live music shows
• Cedar Rapids lands low-cost carrier with Frontier flights to Denver
• Iowans to receive $40 million from huge mortgage servicing settlement
• Cedar Rapids leaders attend first RAGBRAI meeting
• Nine things to do this weekend
• State gas tax hike clears first legislative hurdle
• Iowa City police still searching for bank robber
• Steel rising at Cedar Rapids’ new convention center
• Waterloo woman accused of beating son with electrical cord
• Final Cedar Rapids schools open house set for tonight
• Dunkerton mayor, nephew set to stand trial in traffic stop
• One step forward
• [Men's Basketball] Bees hand Mustangs their fourth straight loss
• C.R. school district to host second public forum Thursday
• [Women's Basketball] Mustangs outlast Queen Bees for 20th win
• Branstad, Republicans agree on commercial tax cut plan
• Iowa same-sex couple sues after death certificate omits one parent
• Group that accused Iowa City of housing discrimination seeks funding
• Regents want to avoid a higher tuition increase for next year
• Iowa Senate panel approves bill creating flood mitigation fund
• Study confirms: Iowa’s biggest cities are primary economic catalysts
• ‘Touching story’ brings Chinese leader to Iowa
• Thousands to join First Lady for ‘Let’s Move’ event in Des Moines
• Linn supervisors approve lease for ballfield complex
• Iowa teens’ carjacking attempt foiled by 75-year-old
• Orchestra Iowa provides a symphony of sound this weekend
• In battle against invasive species, Iowa DNR fighting for time
• Downtown Marshalltown building destroyed in fire
• Eastern Iowa man pleads not guilty to attempted murder of father
• Senate panel OKs tougher penalties for passing school buses
• Iowa county won’t appeal ‘steel wheels’ ruling
• Bedbug bill tries to hold tenants accountable for infestation
• Marion looking for more trash
• ‘Holding the line’
• Six things to do this week
• Bill seeks to reinstate death penalty in Iowa
• Iowa costs of teaching non-English speakers rising
• [Women's Basketball] Mustangs up two spots this week
• Un-ewe-usual lamb quintuplets surprise Marion farmer
• [Baseball] Mustangs, Eagles split at Metrodome
• A Home-Grown Alternative
• Iowa on track for its first above-zero winter
• GALLERY: University of Iowa flood recovery designs
• Bill would add gun rights to Iowa Constitution
• Senate approves 4 percent boost in state education aid
• City of Cedar Rapids mobile app is a hit, despite awkward name
• NW Cedar Rapids apartment complex sold for $32.6 million
• Iowa City police searching for suspected jewelry burglar
• Coralville woman accused of driving drunk to police department
• Iowa Democrats have had no contact from Rojas-Cardona family
• One hurt in Interstate 380 rollover crash
• What are you planning to do for Valentine’s Day?
• Former Alburnett city clerk pleads guilty to embezzling money from city
• New UI School of Music will be one building, not two
• Decorah Eagle Cam returns
• Iowa universities review policies about safety of minors
• Surveillance photo released of suspect in sex shop robbery
• Iowa City transient sentenced to up to 10 years in prison for stabbing
• Sharing the load
• Hank Williams Jr. to play 2012 Iowa State Fair
• Economic development committee aims to coordinate regents, state efforts
• All’s quiet on the LOST front
• A safe place
• More accessible, welcoming hospital is goal, UI officials report to regents
• [Track & Field] Kapande, Wilden hit automatic marks
• Tax levy decrease proposed in Johnson County budget
• Kirkwood Media Students Tops in Iowa
• Community mourns Wellman pastor and wife killed in crash
• Counties may levy for shortfall in state MHDD funds
• Photos released of crash involving police officer
• Secret Service agent sentenced for drunken driving
• Teenage girl tackled in dark alley during robbery attempt
• Lease plan for ballfield complex breezes through Linn County hearing
• Police: Drunk driver went 60 mph, ran red light in Cedar Rapids
• Iowa state auditor praises, criticizes Branstad budget plan
• Woman charged with trying to blackmail TLC network to cancel ’19 Kids and Counting’ show
• Branstad compares Chinese vice president’s trip to visits by pope, Krushchev
• Alliant expects power plant decision by mid-summer
• Two killed in crash south of Tiffin
• Are you ready for some football?
• University of Iowa students start new magazine
• Muscatine man told he must get rid of his pythons
• Schools step up attendance campaigns to reduce absenteeism
• Fresh ideas: Food summit connects local producers and buyers
• Inside a culture of hazing in athletics
• Just another Saturday night in Cedar Rapids
• UPDATED: UI Dance Marathon breaks record for fundraising
• Blood Drive
• Certified Preplanning Consultant, lensing Funeral & Cremation Service
• Aging Legislative Advocacy Bus Trip
• Same-sex Iowa couple still faces hurdles
• Planned Parenthood branch ‘relieved and surprised’ by Komen reversal
• Iowa considers dropping Test of Basic Skills
• Battle looms over school funding formula
• Public schools turning to private financial sources
• Corporate programs don’t always help neediest schools
• [Men's Basketball] Warriors hang around, steal road win
• Mount Vernon boy to take part in national spelling bee
• [Women's Basketball] Mustangs on verge of 20-win season after win over Warriors
• Hudson native dies in California explosion
• UI Dance Marathon breaks recruitment record
• Drive-up coffee shop added to downtown library plans
• What are you doing this weekend?
• Same-sex Iowa couple still faces hurdles
• Drive-up coffee shop added to downtown library plans
• Top Federal Official Touts Kirkwood’s Partnerships, Training on Recent Visit
• Planned Parenthood branch ‘relieved and surprised’ by Komen reversal
• Robbery reported at Iowa City bank
• Conflict of interest question raised, dismissed in Linn salary vote
• Branstad wants elected officials to lead by paying 20 percent of health costs
• A second chance to ride the bull at Hazzard County
• Second man arrested in robbery where victim was tied up
• Keep flushing: Fire won’t slow intake at Cedar Rapids wastewater plant
• ‘Iowa’s Creative Corridor’ new regional brand for 7-county area
• Biggest portion of storm expected to miss Eastern Iowa
• Man found not guilty of sexually abusing a minor
• Fire breaks out at Cedar Rapids wastewater treatment plant, but service uninterrupted
• Fire destroys vacant Cedar Rapids home, damages two adjacent homes
• Ballfield backers seek lease of Linn County property
• Suspected attacker on University of Iowa campus still at large
• Two men plead guilty for role in heroin trafficking ring
• Supreme Court overturns Mennonite teen’s ‘steel wheels’ citation
• Task force not interested in linking rec center to Harrison’s future
• 165 event listings for this weekend
• Car-sharing service may be coming to Iowa City, University of Iowa
• Care for all
• Students, parents seek answers on schools
• Budget lines drawn at Statehouse
• Education group skeptical of third grade proposal
• Hawk Alert issued for University of Iowa
• House panel approves ban on traffic cameras
• Sen. Harkin says Stephanie Rose will be nominated as next federal judge
• 2011 traffic fatality number lowest since 1944
• Cedar Rapids Piano Lounge now The Vault
• Iowa House votes to nullify lead shot ban
• Elderly Cedar Rapids woman’s home burglarized — two days after her death
• Coralville man suspected of trying to choke cab driver with seat belt
• Cedar Rapids moves to keep several ‘historic,’ flood-damaged buildings off demolition list
• Iowa City Broadway Center director accused of not reporting abuse
• Midwest’s groundhog ‘predicts’ early spring
• Constitutional protections for right to bear arms advances
• Cedar Rapids man found not guilty of child endangerment
• Raccoon hunter OK after suffering gunshot wound near Belle Plaine
• Three hurt in crash at Highway 94, Ellis Lane after car runs stop sign
• Man dies after falling through ice in Cedar Falls
• 11 things to do this weekend
• Senate Democrats push 4 percent increase for schools in fiscal 2014
• Linn-Mar students organizing alternate ‘Grindfest’ dance
• Water worries
• State health official predicts more to come for Iowa’s flu season
• [Men's Basketball] League battle goes to the Saints
• [Women's Basketball] Mount Mercy wins 10th straight away from home
• Five senators tender resignations
• Kim Muhl Honored at Basketball Game, Feb. 4
• Lawmakers see little consensus over education
• Deputy hospitalized after exposure to anhydrous ammonia
• Johnson County Crisis Center asks for PB & J donations
• Iowa Senate proposal would let casinos end greyhound racing
• Deer harder to find in seventh year of Cedar Rapids urban bow hunt
• Cedar Rapids one of America’s Most Romantic cities?
• Former hospital nurse suspected of stealing prescription drugs at work
• 20 hurt, but no deaths, in 2011 Iowa hunting seasons
• Ryan woman accepts plea deal just before start of murder trial
• University of Iowa reaches settlement with student over fondling claim against late professor
• North Liberty man accused of leaving 2-year-old, 3-month-old home alone
• Mother testifies she didn’t know how her infant daughter had rib fractures, facial bruising
• Linn supervisors approve salary plan
• Judge dismisses Phil Jones lawsuit against University of Iowa
• Curtis Fry speaks about Iowa City killing for first time
• Cedar Rapids agency helps with New York Giants’ hospitality for Super Bowl
• University of Iowa seeks approval to cut science education programs
• Iowa woman uses bottle of hot sauce for defense
• Columnist Pitts to conservatives: ‘Stop being late for the revolution’
• Video preview of live music shows happening this weekend
• Cedar Rapids’ legacy of smells plays in Penford debate
• Senators to “resign,” but they’ll keep serving
• Former Alburnett clerk will plead to embezzling
• Work on new Children’s Hospital to begin this fall
• Students Lobby for Community Colleges at State Capital
• Iowa City Campus Closed Today, Tuesday, January 31
• Dark Comedy Presented in Ballantyne, Feb. 9-12
• August trial now set in slaying of cab driver
• Time Check Rec Center demolition begins today
• UIHC seeks to purchase $2.2 million surgical robot
• Senate panel approves protections against child sexual abuse
• Legislators satisfied with handling of mystery Hot Lotto jackpot winner
• Public Works facility open house to feature images of new building
• Iowa Republican Party chair Strawn stepping down
• Red Avocado demolished today
• Iowa principal fired after being accused of pulling down student’s pants
• [Women's Basketball] Mustangs hold steady at No. 15 this week
• State Patrol trying to determine how fatal crash near Solon happened
• Linn supervisors split on pay-raise recommendations
• Name released in Poweshiek County suspicious death
• Coralville man arrested for allegedly swinging at deputy
• Man tells police he has nowhere to stay, asks to go to jail
• Comedian Loni Love wants audience to love and laugh
• Doctor testifies ‘unreasonable amount of force’ injured 46-day-old infant
• Man seriously hurt in Otis Road crash improving
• Bar fights land Cedar Rapids man in jail twice in one weekend
• Attempted murder trial of former Iowa student accused of choking officer set for May 14
• No one hurt in Cedar Rapids apartment fire; 11 escape
• High costs prevent some small civil claims from going to court
• Fake Twitter account targeting Des Moines principal stirring free speech debate
• Six things to do this week
• University of Iowa emails offer few details in Coker suspension
• Police say father used son as ‘human shield’ during altercation involving loaded gun
• Harney seeks re-election to Johnson County Board of Supervisors
• Proposed bill would allow heavier trucks on interstates
• IC man accused of attempted murder pleads guilty to lesser charge
• College Community sets April date for $15 million new school bond
• Iowa lawmakers say ‘double dipping’ not a problem
• HazMat crews called to Harding Middle School
• Iowa Marine killed in Afghanistan mourned in hometown
• Robbery suspect, son killed in crash near Solon
• Branstad says Iowa voter identification bill a good idea
• Iowa woman pleads not guilty in newborn twins’ death
• UI to hold forum on Hancher, School of Music plans
• Police: Cedar Rapids brick assault might be tied to earlier disturbance
• [Bowling] Mustang women fourth, men ninth at V-Hawk Invitational
• What’s a herd of llamas worth?
• Authorities release name of man killed in accident near Shellsburg
• Jury selection delayed in Linn County child endangerment trial
• Food and drink specials for the big game
• Branstad says he’ll sign extra education money for Iowa soldiers
• Lange has raised $120,000 toward new Braley challenge
• Nuclear plan, traffic cameras on panel agendas
• Nearly 14-pound baby born in Des Moines
• Thrown brick injures Cedar Rapids teen
• Cedar Rapids Museum of Art to showcase recent works by area artists
• College Community to consider special election for new school
• Photos from the Coralville Brrr Fest
• Crisis Center touches troubled people online through chat service
• Bed-and-breakfast among planned uses for New Bohemia properties
• Transparency throughout
• State officials say mental health overhaul likely
• Voter ID plan had bipartisan input, not necessarily bipartisan support
• Pressure mounts for online poker in Iowa
• New Iowa Children’s Museum exhibit promotes financial literacy
• Cedar Rapids, Anamosa to be overnight RAGBRAI stops
• Concealed weapons permits increase by 154 percent
• UI releases more Bloom emails
• Secrecy key to offshore accounts linked to Hot Lotto case
• Counterfeit $20 bills found in at least three Iowa cities
• Judge orders non-profit to pay $60,000
• Open government in Iowa: Iowans in poll favor more effort into providing access
• [Men's Basketball] Late rally isn't enough at Penn
• [Women's Basketball] Mustangs win low-scoring matchup with Penn
• Cedar Rapids, Anamosa to be overnight RAGBRAI stops
• Concealed weapons permits increase by 154 percent
• UI releases more Bloom e-mails
• Secrecy key to offshore accounts linked to Hot Lotto case
• Judge orders non-profit to pay $60,000
• Counterfeit $20 bills found in at least three Iowa cities
• First-degree murder trial in Cedar Rapids rescheduled
• Looking for something to do this weekend?
• Two charged with making meth in Washington
• Former Cedar Rapids mayor dies
• Sonic restaurants in Cedar Rapids, Coralville, Waterloo shut down
• Vehicles, buildings vandalized in Washington
• Marion man sentenced to four years in sexual abuse case involving two children
• Earl May bans cats in stores
• Crews battle Independence fire
• Hy-Vee says it will re-hire disabled employee fired over 20-cent deposit mixup
• A chance to be in a national campaign for a new product
• Iowa flags flying at half-staff today through Monday for Iowa Marine
• Czech Point Restaurant and Pub, a sports pub and Czech-themed family restaurant
• Iowa Supreme Court won’t review Hiawatha man’s vehicular homicide conviction
• University of Iowa pianos moved away from flood, but still sustain water damage
• Indian Creek watershed management effort begins
• Neighbors worry about possible UI expansion
• [Men's Basketball] Strong second half clinches league win for Mustangs
• [Women's Basketball] Mustangs back in a big way
• Dems open to chipping in on flood plan
• 16 rescue dogs doing well at Cedar Valley Humane Society
• Group says health insurance exchange shouldn’t be political issue
• Hot Lotto ticket claim withdrawn
• Board may have up to six options for Cedar Rapids branch library
• House focuses on TIF use in Coralville
• Iowa House approves$1.3 million Iowa Guard education benefit
• Braley hears support for Pell Grant, education funding
• Kibbie honored as ‘father’ of Iowa’s community college system
• Kibbie pushes for increase in state’s gas tax
• 11 things to do this weekend
• Western Iowa girl claims principal pulled her pants down
• NATION: ‘Barefoot Bandit’ says he’s truly sorry
• Republican lawyer to defend former Democratic aide accused of identity theft
• Iowa Secretary of State to unveil voter identification bill
• Shifting lanes leading to close calls on First Avenue
• Pieta Brown brings new CD, old friends to CSPS concert
• Pair arrested in Missouri suspected of thefts in three states, including Iowa
• Braley introduces bill to keep student interest rates down
• Corbett quickly plugged more flood relief during visit with Obama
• Shelter takes in 16 dogs seized from western Iowa
• Anniversary of Egyptian revolution marked
• House committee plans to meld property tax proposals
• Kirkwood Marion Center Sold Back to Marion School District
• Iowa House subcommittee passes traffic camera ban
• Johnson County cities face deadline to use animal shelter
• Former Meskwaki police chief facing criminal charges
• NewBo market, county fair receive funding
• Runway rehab tops major projects list in 2013 airport budget
• Braley sponsors student loan bill, will visit Coe Thursday
• [Track & Field] Wilden reaches qualifying mark, picks up league honor
• Grant helps Johnson County Ambulance Service buy cardiac monitors
• Driver may have fallen asleep before crash
• TRANSCRIPT: President Obama’s remarks in Cedar Rapids
• Men sue suppliers, distributors after explosion in Peosta basement
• Time runs out for historic Winneshiek County building
• Iowa House passes first bill of 2012 session
• Are you a fan of live music?
• Development proposal, including new Hy-Vee store, put on hold
• Johnson County passes on code that could help troubled Regency mobile home park
• Iowa City OK’s labor agreements
• Shawn Johnson wants kids to find their passion, stay active
• LIVE: President Obama in Cedar Rapids
• President Obama will whisk in, and out, of Cedar Rapids today
• What film should receive the Oscar for Best Picture?
• SPECIAL REPORT: Justice delayed
• Council puts off decision on Penford proposal to buy Riverside park
• Iowa Senate likely to debate contentious agriculture bill
• Split Iowa City Council votes again in support of red-light cameras
• Obama challenges: Shrink gap between rich, poor
• Iowa City makes changes to 21-only law
• Kirkwood Students Win National Turf Competition
• Council rejects Kum & Go proposal
• Iowa public health warns of norovirus outbreaks
• Obama expected to test jobs vision in Cedar Rapids
• Secretary of State proposes method to challenge county redistricting
• UI student reportedly robbed at knife-point near dorm
• Proposal to change Iowa City street name gets mixed reviews
• Marion mayor calls for ‘a new transparency’
• Branstad draws the line he’d cross on a gas tax increase
• Mayor: No rush over Penford
• Unlikely source calls for medical marijuana debate
• Firm apologizes for ethanol gas mistake In Iowa
• Lawler man injured in I-380 crash between car, semi
• California filmmaker pleads guilty in Iowa tax credit fraud case
• Mediacom adds 23 high-definition channels
• China’s next President to visit Iowa
• Six fun things to do this week
• Miles Nielsen: A combination of Tom Petty and Jeff Lynne
• Synthetic pot poses enforcement dilemma in Iowa
• [Men's Basketball] Mustangs back in top 25, but fall to Vikings
• Cedar Rapids police officer won’t be charged in crash
• North Liberty to discuss hunting within city limits
• Action deferred, but big Linn salary hikes unlikely
• Kirkwood Students Offer Free Tax Assistance and E-file

• [Women's Basketball] Halftime lead doesn't hold up for Mustangs
• C.R. district outlines potential savings in closing schools
• Iowa City homeowners welcome low-income housing – but not nearby
• Iowa Lottery officials set Friday deadline for Hot Lotto claim
• Supreme Court hears arguments over Branstad’s veto
• Grassley’s Twitter account hacked
• NewBo market needs $600,000 by April to open this year
• Czech & Slovak museum opposes Penford expansion proposal
• Some details of Obama’s visit announced
• Candle cited in Iowa City house fire that injured one, killed two pets
• Man with possible Alzheimer’s reported missing in Cedar Rapids
• Shawn Johnson brings gold-tinged fitness message to Cedar Rapids
• Cedar Rapids school district says Monday’s cancellation to be made up Feb. 20
• Coralville man suspected of pushing another car with his own after drinking
• Tickets remain to see Night Ranger at Riverside Casino
• Branstad defends Iowa Republican Party’s handling of caucuses
• Vehicle/train crash injures three in Cedar County
• State board hearing involving former Mount Vernon principal postponed
• A Halloween costume contest in January
• Man found dead after standoff at Dubuque home
• The Iowa Startup Fair is Jan. 31 in Cedar Rapids
• Kirkwood Starts at 10 a.m. Today, Monday, January 23
• Wintry mix leads to slippery roads, school cancellations
• Occupy protesters begin breaking up camp in Des Moines
• ‘Dog-napped’ puppy returned to Cedar Rapids pet shop
• Avoiding conflicts of interest in city government
• Legislature moves forward on transportation this week
• Eastern Iowa advocates hope FBI changes will clarify sex assault picture
• Eastern Iowa snowmobile collision injures two
• Iowa’s celebrity hunting program criticized
• Amid scandal, revered PSU coach Joe Paterno dies
• Cities wary of tax cut plan, despite promises
• Senators balk at “blue alert” notification idea
• Mental health reform among issues discussed at legislative forum
• Financial savings for school closing scenarios expected Monday
• Iowa native dies in Afghanistan
• Judge sides with Iowa Board of Medicine in former Iowa City doctor’s case
• Commentary: Orlan Love and his neighbors on the joy of small-town Iowa
• Iowa pragmatism
• [Men's Basketball] Mustang turnaround continues
• [Women's Basketball] Mustang offense stifled again in second straight defeat
• Mental health reform among issues discussed at legislative forum
• Senators balk at “blue alert” notification idea
• Judge sides with Iowa Board of Medicine in former Iowa City doctor’s case
• Financial savings for school closing scenarios expected Monday
• Task force to recommend Northwest Rec Center site
• No word for the public after Lisbon disciplinary hearings
• 112 things to do the rest of the weekend
• One killed, three injured in rural Fayette County crash
• Legislators want to give redemption centers more of the Iowa bottle deposit
• Iowa native dies in Afghanistan
• Sign Up for Kirkwood Alert
• University of Iowa police respond to reported sexual assault on campus
• How do area school districts make decision to close or dismiss early?
• Des Moines to get Southwest service through AirTran transition
• Multi-vehicle crashes snarling traffic on Interstate 380, Interstate 80
• Cedar Rapids man receives deferred judgment for sexual abuse of minor
• Day after suspension upheld, Iowa City bar Bo James fails another alcohol compliance check
• More Eastern Iowa employers planning to hire than in July
• Iowa City police say man was driving drunk around Kum & Go parking lot
• Iowa City man accused of exposing himself to woman at gym
• 4 to 6 inches of snow still likely from storm
• $59.5 million trash-to-ethanol project in Benton County secures funding
• Iowa City Council to vote on labor union contracts
• Woman accused of stabbing man in face with cooking fork
• Country bar opens tonight in downtown Cedar Rapids
• Iowa City bookstore finds new home at Sycamore Mall
• Trashtalk
• Mathis capitalized on fundraising advantage
• Marion council considers LOST spending
• Michelle Obama plans Iowa trip next month
• Kirkwood Signs On As Anchor Tenant for the NewBo City Market
• Subcommittees consider lead shot
• Lawyer who claimed Iowa jackpot alleged to have ties to Delaware fraud
• Another big snowstorm bearing down on Eastern Iowa
• Numbers prove traffic cameras working in Cedar Rapids, Graham maintains
• 13 snow blower thefts already this month in Cedar Rapids
• Developer asks Iowa City to rename Broadway Street to improve image
• Appeals court upholds alcohol violation against Bo James
• Iowa gets two Fs, one D and one A on tobacco report card
• 168 events happening this weekend
• Alburnett man accused of fondling 13-year-old
• Victim tied up in southwest Cedar Rapids burglary
• Fate of Buchanan Abbey’s llama herd still in question
• Officials in two northern Iowa counties baffled by missing caucus results
• Son, granddaughter accused of stealing $10,000 from dependent woman
• Eastern Iowa buildings on list of Iowa’s most endangered sites
• Cold weather doesn’t stop energy shutoffs
• No official Iowa caucus winner, but Romney got most votes
• Linn County clerk of court retires
• Ryan’s owner filing Chapter 11 bankruptcy, to close 81 locations
• More than 8,700 arrests logged near Cedar Rapids elementary schools
• [Men's Basketball] Kenyi's big night sparks Mustangs
• [Women's Basketball] Tigers hand Mustangs first league loss
• John Oliver makes smart people laugh
• Blood banks urge donors to schedule visits for the winter months
• DOT leader assures lawmakers rail money is not in danger
• Branstad says he would sign a traffic camera ban
• Obama to visit Cedar Rapids area later this month
• Group wants public workers off pension system
• Lawmakers asked to crack down on under-aged drinking
• Bank offering $10,000 cash reward for arrest of robbery suspect
• Linn supervisors adopt nicotine sales ordinance
• Orchestra Iowa, VenuWorks reach agreement to manage Paramount
• Wikipedia, Google lead protest of anti-piracy proposals
• Veterans trust managers say fund is falling short
• Iowa Guard facing new jobs, education challenges
• Cedar Rapids woman charged with setting her rental house on fire
• Missing Crawfordsville woman found in Texas
• Meth lab found in attic of Cedar Rapids house
• Iowa senator says Justice opinion clears way for online poker
• Prairie teachers test physical activity’s influence on learning
• Man used shotgun to hold step-daughter’s friend against his will, police say
• Three things to do tonight
• Iowa City school board places restrictions on Roosevelt Elementary sale
• West Branch man pleads guilty in federal court to possessing child porn
• Study points to radon problems in Eastern Iowa
• Chlorine gas leak contained
• Superintendent: Iowa City schools will fix problems found in audit
• Light turnout at forum on west-side library’s future
• [Basketball] Mustang women up one spot, men receiving votes
• Lawmakers still bullish on property tax reform
• One-time suspect in unsolved Cedar Rapids homicide dies in prison
• County officials reclaim Buchanan Abbey
• City employee fired after stealing gasoline in Cedar Rapids
• Snow causes some traffic tie-ups
• Iowa Attorney General lends support to health care act
• ‘Celebrity’ cat is comfortable, testy, after rescue
• Rail history group bringing passenger trains to Cedar Rapids
• Tax increment financing getting legislative scrutiny
• New ISU President aims to reduce student debt
• Change of venue granted in University of Iowa student’s attempted murder trial
• If Romney wins South Carolina, other GOP hopefuls should reassess, Branstad says
• [Track & Field] Mustangs crown four champs at Dubuque
• Suspected shoplifter assaulted Iowa City grocery employee, police say
• Semi spills lawnmowers onto Interstate 380 after crash
• Traffic moving again on Interstate 80 after crash involving State Patrol car
• Interstate 380 southbound reopened after crash near Toddville
• Heart surgery changes plea plans for Cedar Rapids man accused in mining scheme
• KCRG-TV9, Hoopla launch this year’s A-List contest
• Ralcorp releases details of Feb. 3 Post cereals spinoff
• Coe purchase of First Avenue apartments may send redevelopment signal
• Video preview of three live music shows on Wednesday
• Iowa lawmakers consider special nursing home for sex offenders
• War veteran will get first of high-tech prosthetics in Waterloo
• Iowa man charged with stealing meat from Des Moines store
• Monticello dam project serving as example for others
• Iowa caucus results to be certified by week’s end
• Penford makes its case for growth
• Branstad ready to work with community on Lake Delhi dam restoration
• Majority of Iowa corn crop stored on farm
• I.C. firm launches proofreading web site
• Branstad would ‘definitely consider’ gas tax increase — with conditions
• 81-year-old charged with shoplifting
• Hiawatha looks for administrator after resignation
• Compensation board recommends double-digit raises for Linn County sheriff, attorney
• After five days, cat rescued from Iowa City tree
• Missing form means western Iowa town can’t collect property taxes
• Acting Cedar Rapids police chief says next chief should resemble Graham
• Robbery trial for Cedar Rapids man reset to April 9
• Linn supervisors cool to mayor’s $300,000 NewBo request
• Commission upholds Cedar Rapids police officer’s firing
• Linn County anti-nicotine measures moves forward
• Branstad not afraid of ‘ambitious’ goals for fifth term
• Legislators ready to dig in quickly when session resumes
• Iowa Flood Center doubles number of flood sensors statewide
• Dan Gable is guest on tonight’s OnIowa Live sport talk show
• Army veteran wants to Feed Iowa First
• Penford Products to detail expansion proposal in public meetings
• “Stirring the pot:” Marion’s Betty Johnson receives MLK award
• Deputy police chief Stephens will serve as acting Cedar Rapids chief
• Super PAC impact already seen in Iowa, rest of presidential campaign
• UI student charged after fabricating her own kidnapping
• Biofuel companies awarded bulk of state aid
• Iowa State leads universities in collecting campus parking fines
• Literacy festival encourages kids to read
• Bill seeks $5 million to restore Lake Delhi dam
• Iowa Attorney General lends support to health-care act
• Risky business: AgSugar International lands state aid and then changes course
• Cedar Rapids mayor has ties to AgSugar executives
• AgSugar inventor Lewis is eccentric, charming and not all he claims
• [Men's Basketball] Mustangs come back, then hold on late
• [Women's Basketball] Frost dominates, Mustangs pick up 10th straight win
• Iowa State leads universities in collecting campus parking fines
• Leath starts at ISU’s helm next week
• UI president, regent back use of student conduct code
• Literacy festival encourages kids to read
• Iowans remember award-winning journalist Richard Threlkeld
• Branstad brings State of the State address on the road
• Kirkwood Sets Beyond Rubies Women’s Conference
• Bill seeks $5 million to restore Lake Delhi dam
• Iowa Attorney General lends support to health-care act
• Economists in favor of fuel tax increase
• Cedar Rapids native Richard Threlkeld dies in car accident
• Livestream with Iowa House leaders
• Kirkwood board approves baking and pastry arts program
• Celebrate Friday the 13th with some ink
• Unregistered Iowa City day care closes
• Another Cedar Rapids police car struck on Interstate 380
• Cedar Rapids assessor reports possible impersonators
• Iowa City mother seen striking 3-year-old daughter
• Man accused of stealing employer’s bank deposit
• Foul play not suspected in Crawfordsville woman’s disappearance
• Asbury man accused of shooting father during dispute
• $5 million being sought to restore Lake Delhi dam
• ‘Most endangered’ buildings list set to go to City Council
• Cedar Rapids’ animal shelter taking in more pit bulls than other breeds
• Interstate 380 cable barriers withstand first winter test
• Video preview of live music shows this weekend
• Bar arrests down in Iowa City, but underage public intox arrests up
• NRC agrees to review reactor containment style used at Palo
• Iowans already experience health care reform provisions
• Lisbon students initiate anti-bullying program
• Lawyer: Iowa should have acted sooner on Coker
• Iowa man stabs himself after chase in Nebraska
• Iowa City police report 50 burglaries since November
• Mild Iowa winter comes to screeching halt; winter storm warning issued
• Branstad critical of red-light, speed cameras
• Rollover crash leads to pickup, police car colliding
• Big Hot Lotto jackpot winner remains mystery
• Penford growth implications to be explored
• Armed robber escapes with sex doll in Iowa City
• March trial for cousins accused of killing man
• Iowa City school board to discuss Roosevelt Elementary sale
• Ketterer steps down as Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission head
• Charges filed after police find 52 pounds of pot in Cedar Rapids
• Listen to 181 songs by local bands
• LIVE CHAT: Historic preservation in Cedar Rapids
• Iowa lawmaker’s measure would ban red-light, speed cameras
• Dunkerton mayor, nephew face interference charges after traffic stop
• Craigslist ad scam targets rental properties
• GALLERY: Crews make progress on Paramount restoration
• Social behavior
• [Men's Basketball] Back at full strength, Mustang men snap losing streak
• [Women's Basketball] Mustangs sprint to ninth straight win
• Woman declined charges in assault report involving UI running back
• I.C. students push for mo-ped helmet law
• UI staffer’s report led to leave, investigation
• Lawmakers forming bipartisan ‘cancer caucus’
• Johnson County attorney says no conflict exists in attempted murder case
• $1 million bond for woman charged in twins’ deaths
• Iowa’s lottery mystery still unsolved
• Season’s first significant snowfall on the way
• Woman takes $1,200, leaves I.O.U. note
• FEMA awards large sum of University of Iowa flood money
• Quick arrest made after smash-and-grab burglary
• Rockwell Collins eliminating 100 more positions due to defense cuts
• Iowa chief justice calls for civil court reform, more funding for judiciary
• High school engineering classes may be held at University of Iowa
• Czech Village/New Bo executive takes Freedom Festival post
• 19-year-old sentenced to probation for sexually abusing minor
• Five things to do this weekend
• Man arrested after gas drive-off in stolen car
• Police: Man resists arrest after officer notices marijuana sticking out of coat pocket
• Army Reserve unit gets warm welcome home in Decorah
• Iowa City to review zoning rules in light of Red Avocado demolition
• Calling all future brides
• Despite finding car, no new information yet In missing woman case
• Cedar Rapids man leads police on multiple chases Monday
• Lack of winter a blessing, curse in East Iowa
• United Way of East Central Iowa News - January 9, 2012
• I.C. council gives green light to traffic cameras
• Army reserve specialist reunited with dog
• C.R. reboots search for rec center site
• #5 Kirkwood Hosts Undefeated #3 Indian Hills
• Kirkwood board to consider pastry arts program
• UI student challenges charges
• Coker granted release from Iowa
• New Pioneer Co-op icon dies at 53
• Bodies of Iowa twin girls found in trunk of mother’s car
• C.R. police investigate stabbing
• PHOTOS: Bruegger’s Bagels demolition draws a crowd in Iowa City
• Self-described monk ordered to vacate Buchanan Abbey
• Iowa City School District chief financial officer resigns
• Cedar Rapids superintendent outlines transition plan
• Suspects still at large after Cedar Rapids shooting
• Man arrested after breaking into Cedar Rapids home, smashing car windshield
• Easy winter eases heating costs
• Cedar Rapids police investigating baseball bat assault
• Driver killed in Jackson County rollover
• Honey Creek posts operating profit, but not yet self-supporting
• Solon man accused of sexually assaulting 12-year-old girl
• Action on Linn nicotine ordinance postponed
• Branstad: Iowa poised for economic growth, educational transformation
• Klan leader answers questions about Cedar Rapids literature
• Join Hell’s Kitchen chef at Devotay tonight
• Demolition crews begin work on fire-damaged Iowa City business
• Holding pattern
• Supporters make their case for C.R. schools
• Back to work at the Iowa Statehouse
• [Women's Basketball] Mustangs enter top 10
• USDA says it will close 259 offices to save $150 million
• Martin Luther King Day Office Hours
• Four Kirkwood Students Awarded Fellowships for Study Abroad Program
• Flood projects dominate Iowa City’s to-do list
• Branstad: Give notice of sex offenders in care centers
• Lawmakers plan action on tuition aid for Iowa National Guard members
• UI awaiting word of FEMA funding on flood projects
• Mild winter saving Cedar Rapids on overtime and salt
• Iowan accused of attacking officer with toy monkey
• Linn may require tobacco license for “esmokes,” nicotine products
• New council member Olson pushes plan for west-side rec center at Harrison
• Three charged after meth lab found during Cedar Rapids traffic stop
• Legislators pushing for property tax relief, gas tax hike
• InfoSpace taking new direction with TaxACT acquisition
• Missing Crawfordsville woman’s car discovered near St. Louis
• Klan flyer appears in northeast Cedar Rapids neighborhood
• Two suspicious fires reported in Benton County in two-hour span
• Two chances to catch ‘Merry Widow’ opera this weekend
• Monticello academy allows students to learn in new ways
• Iowa lawmakers focus on economy and jobs
• Warm January feeling more like spring
• Death of twins born in Iowa apartment investigated
• Overnight fire destroys barn in Marion
• Cowboys wrangle Iowa, end unbeaten streak
• Department of Human Services
• Des Moines wants protesters to leave city park
• Walden Place of Iowa City
• West Branch man accused of killing girlfriend’s puppy
• Corridor leaders have a few issues with education reform plan
• Branstad gives GOP vote process vote of confidence
• Character comes to life through YouTube series
• Cedar Rapids panel compiling list of endangered properties
• Cowboys wrangle Iowa, end unbeaten streak
• Des Moines wants protesters to leave city park
• West Branch man accused of killing girlfriend’s puppy
• [Men's Basketball] Warriors hang on, hand Mustangs league loss
• [Women's Basketball] First-half run puts away Warriors
• Developer puts Iowa City project on hold
• Character comes to life through YouTube series
• Corridor leaders have a few issues with education reform plan
• Branstad gives GOP vote process vote of confidence
• Former educator gets 10 years in Internet sex sting
• Cedar Rapids school board members to hear enrollment study report Monday
• 46 Iowans died in fires in 2011, report says
• With little public notice, Marion council sets site, cost for new police station
• 2011 traffic deaths in Iowa lowest since 1944
• Jersey’s opens second location in downtown Cedar Rapids
• Megabus driver to be sentenced on OWI charge Feb. 16
• Iowa City man accused of armed robbery enters plea
• More student testing, raised teacher standards in Branstad education proposal
• Fairfield man’s pot-smoking at hospital set off fire alarm, police say
• Teen shot twice in head waits three days to go to hospital, police say
• Sloppy billing leads to 30-day license suspension for Des Moines attorney
• Officials looking for Hope House resident
• MidAmerican to acquire three Iowa wind developments
• Soldier at Ron Paul rally could face legal trouble
• Suspended University of Iowa professor now on unpaid leave
• Five things to do this weekend
• Teen dies in Waterloo shooting
• New clinic to ease UI hospital demand — but not for long
• Iowa Caucus results called into question
• Legislative Democrats want to focus on jobs
• Library board considers moving west-side branch from Westdale Mall
• Co-owner says Red Avocado isn’t planning to reopen
• Mental Health reform an area of agreement for Iowa lawmakers
• New state economic development panel meets with Branstad
• Linn County Attorney reviewing simple assault charges in Lisbon wrestling case
• Iowa City council set for first vote on red-light cameras
• Wedding ring found in Cedar Rapids
• Discarded cigarettes sparked destructive Cedar Rapids fire
• 10 highly anticipated entertainment events for 2012
• Cargill’s Cedar Rapids soybean crushing plant slated for $20 million upgrade
• Two convicted for federal gun charges also suspected in murder-for-hire scheme
• Cedar Rapids pet shop looking for ‘dog-nappers’
• Flooded homes finally starting to be removed from Lake Delhi
• Iowa City restaurant facing Jan. 29 demolition
• Jerseys Downtown to open in Cedar Rapids on Friday
• Iowa City hiring teachers to cut class sizes
• Jerseys Downtown to open in Cedar Rapids on Friday
• [Men's Basketball] Saints shoot down Mustangs
• Tax-increment financing criticized, defended at Coralville forum
• Men's Basketball Schedule Changes
• [Women's Basketball] Mustangs hold off Saints, win seventh straight
• Clinton County GOP leaders wondered about hold-up on vote totals, too
• No surprise: Hayek picked for another term as Iowa City mayor
• Linn County’s new election map is officially OK with the state
• West Branch city administrator drops recording approval rule at council sessions
• Attempted kidnapping of pizza delivery driver reported in Cedar Rapids
• Kidnapping trial for Cedar Rapids man reset to May 14
• Bachmann suspends presidential campaign
• Iowa legislators to consider gas tax hike
• Go wireless at new Downtown Wrigley Bar & Grille
• Some emails to Iowa president Sally Mason call for Bloom’s firing
• Perry tweets: ‘Here we come South Carolina’
• Iowa’s improving jobless rate comes with cost for job-seekers
• Iowa City man accused of cutting woman with knife
• Johnson County installs newest rural weather siren
• Iowa City school district won’t pay IRS fine
• Video preview of three live music shows this weekend
• Graham hired as new police chief in Ocala, Fla.
• Heavy fire damages Cedar Rapids house; man, children escape
• Court to review conviction in Aplington-Parkersburg coach’s death
• Investigation continues for Iowa Lotto jackpot winner
• County attorney confirms charges submitted for consideration in Lisbon wrestling case
• Police car crashes in Cedar Rapids
• Witnesses sought after another string of BB gun vandalism
• WATCH: Stephen Bloom defends Iowa comments on NBC’s ‘Rock Center’
• Iowa lawmakers agree on some budget issues
• Clinton firefighters battle blaze across street from station
• Beyond Rubies Women's Conference
• Excitement builds on the morning of the Iowa caucuses
• What was your favorite artsy entertainment event of 2011?
• Decision day arrives for GOP caucus-goers
• Red mate, blue mate
• Proposed West Branch recording rule could run afoul of state law
• Four police chases leave damage, but no serious injuries
• New Cedar Rapids council in place
• Critics: Ag leases on public land are bad for the land and wildlife
• Everyone knew Emil
• K-9 dog takes down drunk driver after police chase
• Two injured in crash along First Avenue in Cedar Rapids
• Powerball ticket prices rise this month
• Iowa women charged with adult abuse and theft
• U.I. ready to reopen Art Building West
• 18 Occupy protesters arrested at Iowa campaign HQs
• Pets rescued from overnight apartment fire
• Romney in position of strength in Iowa
• Man accused of assaulting Iowa City officer may claim self-defense
• Meth-making materials found in northwest Cedar Rapids home
• Small-town diners attract big-city offers
• Iowa National Guard reducing college assistance
• #1 reader story: Czech museum move
• Iowa animal abuse laws have no teeth, national group says
• Outgoing C.R. council members ready for a break
• [Women's Basketball] Three-point barrage lets Mustangs roll Kohawks
• #2 reader story: Guard members return home
• Quasqueton post office gets a reprieve
• Cedar Rapids man arrested for indecent exposure in front of children
• Man ordered to ground by gunman in Cedar Rapids robbery
• Hills Bank named as UI financial services provider
• Christie: ‘Elections are decided by the people who show up’
• Iowa National Guard reducing college assistance
• Man accused of assaulting Iowa City officer may claim self-defense
• Iowa caucuses could produce numerous ‘winners,’ Grassley says
• Iowa man sentenced for sexually abusing 2-year-old girl
• Meth-making materials found in northwest Cedar Rapids home
• What to expect at Iowa caucuses
• GAMEDAY: Bowl day for Iowa, Iowa State
• #3 reader story: Eagle cam
• Valid lotto jackpot ticket surfaces before deadline
• Kmart in southwest Cedar Rapids will close
• Plaintiff to be removed from Iowa bias case after conviction
• Coal dust fire provides training opportunity at Cedar Rapids power plant
• Death at Marion apartment building determined to be accidental
• Stolen car hits utility pole in Cedar Rapids
• GALLERY: Cyclones visit New York
• Scientist wants to create Iowa City-area space museum
• Coralville man charged with indecent exposure
• Sex abuse trial for Marion man reset to March
• One killed in Marshalltown crash
• Country bar coming to downtown Cedar Rapids
• Trial reset to March for man accused of sexually assaulting resident at Anamosa care center
• Small-town diners attract big-city offers
• 12 places with Hawkeye, Cyclone bowl game specials
• #4 reader story: Iowa soldier fatalities in Afghanistan
• Judge returns service dog to disabled veteran
• Iowans charged for memberships to get refunds
• Salvation Army hopes to reach donation goals
• Johnson County supervisors clash over rental housing code
• NTSB: Pilot lost control before fatal crash
• Former state worker pleads guilty to embezzling jobless benefits
• Iowa City going on offensive against crows
• Former UNI official charged with theft for alleged ticket fraud
• Family safely escapes Cedar Rapids fire
• Discussion of user fees for state parks gets mixed reaction
• U.S. Savings Bond sales will go electronic after Dec. 31
• Perry hits Obama for not honoring returning soldiers
• Livestream today with C.R. city leaders
• Iowa City police wary of burglary increases during winter break
• Iowa warns against fraudulent unemployment filing sites
• Santorum: Electability shouldn’t be issue for Iowa precinct caucusgoers
• 50 things to do on New Year’s Eve
• Wartorn
• #5 reader story: 2012 presidential race
• April bond vote likely for growing Prairie schools
• Some companies glad for dry weather, others wishing for typical winter
• Man accused of choking I.C. police officer is released on bond
• Occupy activists meet in Iowa, plan caucus events
• Woman killed in head-on collision in Johnson County
• Authorities investigate Marion vehicle fire
• Nominees for Iowa City tax district board announced
• Mix 96.5 becomes history as Clear Channel opts for country format
• Sears Holdings plans to close up to 120 Kmart, Sears stores
• Suspects still at large in Cedar Rapids home invasion
• Enrollment at Iowa schools continues to decline
• Plaintiff in Iowa discrimination case charged
• Matyk Building restoration brings back historic look to New Bo neighborhood
• The final push
• The final push
• #6 reader story: Flood recovery continues in Cedar Rapids
• Resources chief: State park user fee would supplement funding
• Kalona creek deal falls through
• Presidential race in Iowa quieter than in the past
• Iowa inmate charged with Social Security fraud
• Diverse and experienced members are leaving Iowa City’s Council
• Stomach ailment reported in 5 Iowa counties
• Out with the old
• McCall: ‘Not going to Iowa anymore’
• Home for the holidays
• Bullet goes into Cedar Rapids liquor store; no one hurt
• Gender equity mandate for city boards and commissions effective Jan. 1
• #7 reader story: Dying man’s wish
• Split GOP caucus votes expected from evangelicals
• Home for the holidays
• #8 reader story: Cedar Rapids local-option tax vote
• Cedar Rapids-based radio station to launch in 2012
• St. Nick look-alike inspires believers to ask: Santa?
• #9 reader story: Deputy fatally shot in standoff
• Shellsburg mayor-elect dies
• Traffic camera violations down from 2010 holiday season
• Police chief Graham expected to step down
• Supreme Court ruling allows two women to sue former employer for invasion of privacy
• Second man charged in Cedar Rapids slaying
• Coralville to seek grant for Interstate 80 interchange renovation
• Iowa corrections head says more money needed this year to staff prisons
• Two charged for detonating ‘MacGyver’ bombs
• Fire rekindles at abandoned house in flood zone
• Urbandale man enters plea in attempted murder of police officer
• Iowa weapons permit applications up 170 percent in 2011
• Ethanol production in Iowa hits record
• Paul’s foreign policy positions attracting Iowa caucusgoers
• Occupy hecklers drown out Bachmann at Iowa City diner
• #10 reader story: Iowa Senate 18 race
• Employee abuse of university credit cards is rare
• UI talks with FEMA, still no word on art museum
• Property taxes would increase under Iowa City budget plan
• Iowa survey shows concern for unbuckled teen passengers
• Two killed in northeast Iowa house fire
• Toledo pharmacy burglarized, pseudophedrine stolen
• Trial of Hiawatha man accused of embezzling from employer is set for February
• Officials seize BB gun from Jefferson High School student
• Southwest Cedar Rapids home fire considered suspicious
• Fire heavily damages Washington, Iowa home
• Dances, parties, bands abound for all ages to get in a 2012 groove
• Coralville men charged after car window shootings
• Police: Dad was drunk in crash that seriously hurt two kids
• Eastern Iowa Marine pulls off Christmas surprise
• Iowa World War II veteran to receive medals, 66 years after discharge
• NATION: Walmart stores pull Enfamil newborn formula after Missouri baby’s death
• Iowa’s annual education report shows little progress on state, national exams
• Unemployment rates seem to be driving students’ choice of major
• Iowa soldiers home for the holidays
• Branstad: Gas tax increase eventual
• Six Wines from The Winery at Kirkwood Win Awards
• Inmate faces new charge after hole is found in cell window
• Aide: UI president Mason backs Coker suspension
• Iowa City Salvation Army sees surplus of toy donations and volunteers
• Seach continues for accidental Goodwill donation
• Parents, community rally to save their schools
• Marion man to prison for having child porn
• Iowa pedestrian crashes, fatalities on the rise
• Recycle right; don’t put holiday lights in curbside containers
• Iowa bankruptcy slowdown may not be due to recovering economy
• Stolen margarine truck found in Michigan, but spread missing
• Improper local option sales tax charges found on some utility bills
• Iowa, Nebraska gained population in 2010, Census data shows
• Employee hit during armed robbery at Cedar Rapids gas station
• Iowa gas prices reach record high average in 2011
• Man’s pickup stolen after Cedar Rapids home invasion
• Two hurt in early-morning Waterloo fire
• East Iowa families add flourish to funerals
• C.R. schools panel turns options over to community
• Hotel will be named, managed by Hilton
• Police: Iowa City bank robberies might be related
• [Women's Basketball] Greiner, Frost help Mount Mercy to fifth straight win
• Help for Adults Transitioning to College Life
• Iowa City may seek bids for school property
• Coker suspended from Insight Bowl
• Tax proposal to allocate all revenue for flood protection on both sides of river
• Cedar Rapids considers eminent domain for new west-side fire station
• Iowa House 2012 proceedings to be streamed on Internet
• Iowa City program will bring recycling to apartments, condos
• Iowa City YouTube video named top political video of 2011
• Ten vehicle break-ins reported overnight in Urbana
• Fairfax man to serve 10 years for having sex with underaged girls he met through Facebook
• Former Science Station buildings acquired for office space
• Family Leader won’t endorse, but top leaders back Santorum
• Police follow antifreeze trail to solve hit-and-run
• Discarded smoking materials blamed for Coralville trailer fire
• Iowa jobless rate falls below 6 percent
• Police identify woman killed in rollover near Marengo
• Coralville man accused of delivering heroin
• Tip leads to arrest in Iowa City armed robbery
• Police say Mason City mother started dryer with child inside
• School committee set to wrap up discussion on district changes
• Fire severely damages Central City home
• Palin: Not too late to enter GOP presidential race
• Donation will benefit City High students travelling to Spain
• Central Iowa deputies find bombs while booking man in jail
• Close calls
• FBI crime reports drop in C.R. and U.S.
• [Women's Basketball] Mustangs win at 18th-ranked Cardinal Stritch
• Council expected to OK Hilton name, management
• Kirkwood Employees to Fill New Regional Center Positions
• Students Learn Building Sustainability from Industry Experts
• Cedar Rapids No. 13, Iowa City No. 8 on ‘Best Performing Cities’ lists
• Branstad says former Senator Dole likes him for VP
• Cedar Rapids council meetings to start earlier, beginning in January
• Officer Tim Davis returning to solo patrol Tuesday
• Man hit by vehicle, suffers head injuries
• UI’s Rothman named medical dean at Johns Hopkins
• Frost blamed for fatal crash near Marengo
• GOP worried about hacker threat to caucuses
• Perry stumps for caucus help in northeast Iowa
• Iowa man says he broke world juggling record
• Tracks reopen near Charles City after train derailment
• Former Czech President Vaclav Havel dead
• Report: 37 percent of Iowa schools failing No ChildLeft Behind standards
• ‘Norm Parker saved my life’
• Branstad reforms could bring more class time
• UNI pledges to review sexual assault policies
• Number of Iowans living in poverty increases
• Occupy Cedar Rapids members drop lawsuit
• Nearly 1,480 graduate from University of Iowa
• Bond set at $1 million in Waterloo murder case
• Number of stay-at-home dads surges in East Iowa
• [Men's Basketball] Cocroft's free throws clinch road win
• Nearly 1,480 graduate from University of Iowa
• Number of Iowans living in poverty increases
• UI wrestler Montell Marion arrested again
• Occupy Cedar Rapids members drop lawsuit
• ‘Norm Parker saved my life’
• Home sales up in Corridor, Iowa
• Former Mount Vernon principal faces disciplinary charges
• Iowa City holiday cabaret organizers remind Bloom that Iowa is not ‘culturally-challenged’
• Elson Jr. sentenced to life in prison for kidnapping, raping convenience clerk
• Police find drugs, drunk driver after police chases in Cedar Rapids
• Iowa City man in custody, suspected of stealing electronics
• Bond set at $1 million in Waterloo murder case
• Cedar Rapids murder victim’s family frustrated with lack of progress
• Mason ‘offended’ by Bloom’s portrayal of Iowa
• Rathje drops out of 1st District GOP race
• Iowa officials warn parents about synthetic drug trend among teens
• Former ROTC instructor at Northern Iowa sentenced for child porn
• 22 things to do on New Year’s Eve
• More college students enroll part time so they can work, too
• Baby gets new heart, fulfills family’s only Christmas wish
• C.R. business leaders question Democrats’ expectations
• Man facing murder charge in Waterloo shooting
• Iowa issues safety alert on synthetic drugs
• State revenue estimates jump slightly through June 2013
• North Liberty police investigating burglary, asking for help
• Poll: Iowans pessimistic about Obama, but still prefer him over GOP field
• ATM stolen from Whittier convenience store
• Judge seeks psych evaluation for man who attempted suicide at courthouse
• [Soccer] Three Mustang soccer players are Scholar-Athletes
• Crews tear down building near Czech & Slovak museum
• Cedar Rapids man accused of sending obscene texts to minor girl
• Eastern Iowa mother using Facebook to get energy drinks away from kids
• State House hopeful returns ‘dirty money’ that wasn’t meant for him
• Police again seeking tips on hit-and-run that killed Hiawatha man
• Landowners sue over proposed Iowa City concrete plant
• Steve-O brings filthy comedy, crazy stunts to Eastern Iowa
• Virtual dexterity
• UI officials: Bloom doesn’t speak for the university
• This December ‘way easier’ on C.R.’s snow budget
• Occupy Cedar Rapids claims to have a solid winter space
• Protesters surprise Gingrich at UI event
• Battle over stormwater taking shape in Newhall
• Kirkwood Purchases site for Regional Center in Linn County
• Funding cleared for Moline-Chicago link
• Police increase patrol following Iowa City mall fights
• Trial set for C.R. man accused of striking baby
• Police investigate robbery at payday advance shop
• Branstad, Reynolds visit all 99 Iowa counties
• UI poll shows tight Iowa race for Obama
• [Volleyball] More postseason awards for Mustang volleyball
• Pickup strikes school bus headed to pick up students
• Police called on I.C. man with several bags of pot
• High-speed chase covers 25 miles in Linn, Benton counties
• Iowa farmland values soar 32.5 percent
• Cedar Rapids police find mobile meth lab, long knives in SUV
• Police say Iowa City High student attacked classmate with hockey stick
• Hard drive shortage causes common computer repair costs to soar
• Lone Tree woman killed in Johnson County crash
• Livestream with Newt Gingrich
• Few Iowa City ‘occupiers’ still occupying park
• Local legislators get educator feedback on reform blueprint
• University of Iowa Community Credit Union closing on-campus branches
• Hitting the right notes
• Report: 2 coal ash sites in Iowa leach contaminants
• Fired officer’s appeal hearing set for Jan. 16
• Hiawatha man charged in Cedar Rapids homicide
• Postal Service to delay cutbacks until mid-May
• Crews fight grass fires along I-380
• Serial bank robber gets more prison time
• Skid loader comes loose, causes rollover crash in Cedar Rapids
• Police say woman used motorized cart to shoplift
• One airlifted after pickup rolls near Marion
• Lithia sells Hiawatha auto dealerships to McGrath Automotive
• Cedar Rapids attorney pleads guilty to crack cocaine possession
• Are you ready for some campaign ads?
• [Men's Basketball] Mount Mercy men move up six spots this week
• Masked men steal electronics, assault occupants in Cedar Rapids
• Two charged with BB gun vandalism in Cedar Rapids
• [Women's Basketball] Mustangs hold at No. 11
• Top state officials join grain bins for Haitians effort
• Two accused of beating woman with shoes, fists
• Fire damages Coralville mobile home, kills cat
• Police say Coralville woman struck another woman in face with phone
• Sandusky waives preliminary hearing, vows to ‘fight for four quarters’
• Iowa professor blasts state as ‘politically schizophrenic,’ ‘culturally challenged’
• Sick soil in C.R.
• Livestream with Rick Santorum
• Nine things to do this weekend
• I.C. ‘sanctuary’ supporters say they won’t give up
• C.R. school board signs off on sale of 2 properties
• State sends Linn County $1 million for MHDD services
• Iowa City officers cleared in shooting
• Linn supervisors OK March 6 for local-option tax extension election
• East Post Road reopens following crash
• Sullivan seeking re-election in Johnson County
• MidAmerican Energy buying California solar power plant
• University of Iowa poll finds Gingrich extending lead
• Airport seeks to expand foreign trade zone to 28 counties
• Critical conditions
• Doctor: Shortage impedes treatments
• Iowa native brings paranormal documentary to Iowa City
• Sweeten the pot: Retention bonuses help UI compete for top talent
• Embracing change
• Archaeologists dig up details of Cedar Rapids’ distant past
• Overnight Linn County crash kills one
• Inmate punches deputy after refusing to enter cell
• Flood-displaced family sees dream home burn
• Regent expresses disgust at ISU lecturer’s letter
• ACLU protests proposed Cedar Rapids parental responsibility ordinance
• Cameras in courtroom don’t present problems, Cady tells U.S. Senate panel
• Cedar Rapids police officer fired in trespassing case, will appeal
• [Men's Basketball] Campbell's effort powers Mustang win
• Flood-displaced family sees dream home burn
• [Women's Basketball] Mustangs stay perfect in league play
• Archaeologists dig up details of Cedar Rapids’ distant past
• Regent expresses disgust at ISU lecturer’s letter
• ACLU protests proposed Cedar Rapids parental responsibility ordinance
• Cameras in courtroom don’t present problems, Cady tells U.S. Senate panel
• Public hearings set Monday to sell flooded Cedar Rapids school district property
• Two children seriously hurt in Cedar Rapids crash
• VIDEO: Collegium Tubum in Iowa City
• Trump may scrub GOP Iowa presidential debate
• Could tomatoes join holiday decor offerings?
• KGYM-AM to broadcast at 106.3FM
• Coralville Lake operations manager Castle set to retire
• Cedar Rapids police officer fired in trespassing case, will appeal
• Kirkwood buying Hiawatha building for regional education center
• Fire heavily damages house in Lone Tree
• City Planning Commission likes Hy-Vee plans for new Cedar Rapids store
• Drafts for Dubuque Street rebuilding get favorable reviews
• Iowa Secretary of State Schultz endorses Santorum
• Alcoholics Annonymous takes message behind bars
• City asks for dismissal of Occupy complaint
• New app allows residents to report city problems
• Johnson area governments compete for charity
• Get Your Student Email Sent to Your Mobile Phone
• Kirkwood Sets Angel Tag Record
• Wind Turbine Parts Arriving (video)
• UI requests hearing with FEMA on art museum
• Regents approve UI Melrose purchase, parking plan
• Official says Virginia Tech gunman believed to be dead
• Regents approve 111 professional development requests
• Iowa City Regina appoints interim president to full-time role
• Regent university presidents will review child abuse reporting policies
• Police arrest two accused of manufacturing meth at Cedar Rapids motel
• Regents approve 3.75 percent tuition increase for state universities
• Marshalltown woman gets life in federal prison for drugs, money laundering
• Cedar Rapids man receives suspended sentence for burglary charge
• REPLAY: Live chat from Trees Forever symposium
• Whirlpool to add 250 production workers early next year at Amana
• [Men's Soccer] Postseason poll has Mount Mercy 25th
• Wood-burning stove, fuel leak blamed for Walker fire
• Proposed bill would keep cell phones ringing
• Cedar Rapids man accused of stealing thousands from Subway in Tiffin
• Iowa universities see surge of Chinese students
• Cedar Rapids superintendent says he’ll likely seek public comment on school proposals
• New anti-bullying Web site launched in Iowa
• [Men's Basketball] Kenyi's big night sparks Mustangs
• Developer: River Landing incentives will be worth it
• Five deer hunters accidentally shot since Saturday
• [Women's Basketball] Second-half blitz carries Mustangs
• Study: Same-sex marriage has positive economic impact for Iowa
• $22 million upgrade for Field of Dreams
• Honoring Pearl Harbor’s anniversary
• Kirkwood Looks to Local Business for Building Guidance
• Holiday Music At Lindale Mall
• Linn County Veteran Affairs Hosting Aid and Attendance Workshop for Veterans
• [Women's Basketball] Mustangs make huge leap in this week's ratings
• [Men's Basketball] Mustangs dip to 22nd this week
• Chorale, Concert Band Perform, Dec. 9-10
• [Women's Golf] Bishop Garrigan's Berte to join Mustang women's golf program
• [Men's Basketball] Underwood's 30 not enough for Mustangs
• [Women's Basketball] Free throws, rebounding key Mustang upset
• Kirkwood Volleyball Player Receives All-American Honors
• Northern Iowa Iowa St Basketball
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• Kirkwood Purchases Midland Forge Site
• IOWA VS VIRGINIA TECH
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• United Way of East Central Iowa News - November 30, 2011
• Not even an interview
• UI Cancer Center
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• Wind Turbine Delivery to Main Campus Thursday & Friday
• [Women's Basketball] Mustangs stay in top 30
• [Men's Basketball] Mount Mercy one of seven new teams in top 25
• [Men's Basketball] Kenyi named MCC Player of the Week
• Free Cedar Rapids Roughriders Game on Friday, Dec. 2
• Students Decorate Governor’s Mansion for the Holidays
• A Christmas Carol
• [Men's Basketball] Warriors hand Mustangs their first loss
• Recover Health Services, LLC of Cedar Rapids, Helping Hands Holiday Campaign
• Diabetes? We're Going to Dia-BEAT-it!
• Iowa St Oklahoma Football
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• IOWA VS NEBRASKA NCAA FOOTBALL
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• IOWA VS NEBRASKA NCAA FOOTBALL
• Iowa City Duals
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• Iowa National Guard Homecoming
• Iowa National Guard Homecoming
• Iowa National Guard Homecoming
• Iowa National Guard Homecoming
• [Men's Bowling] Mustangs finish seventh at Titan Invite
• [Women's Bowling] Mustangs nearly grab first tournament title
• [Men's Basketball] Mustang men continue hot start
• Occupy Cedar Rapids
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• Occupy Cedar Rapids
• [Women's Basketball] Win streak moves to five
• [Cross Country] Mosbach, Helms lead Mustangs at nationals
• [Men's Soccer] Mustangs battle, but come up short at Hastings
• IOWA PURDUE FOOTBALL NCAA
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• [Men's Basketball] Mustangs get fifth double-digit win
• New IWD Virtual Access Point Available at JREC
• [Men's Soccer] Defending national champ awaits Mustangs on Saturday
• IOWA MBB VS NORTHERN ILLINIOS
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• [Cross Country] Mustangs all set for nationals
• FAIRFIELD FIRE
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• FAIRFIELD FIRE
• FAIRFIELD FIRE
• Beer and Diesel Crash
• Beer and Diesel Crash
• Beer and Diesel Crash
• Beer and Diesel Crash
• Free Information Sessions for Adults Considering College
• Basketball Hosts Clarion Kirkwood Classic, Nov. 18-19
• [Volleyball] Four Mustangs receive postseason honors
• Museum Construction Tour
• Museum Construction Tour
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• Museum Construction Tour
• Museum Construction Tour
• Museum Construction Tour
• Iowa St Drake Basketball
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• APTOPIX Iowa St Drake Basketball
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• [Men's Basketball] Cocroft helps Mustangs stay unbeaten
• I-380 Dump Truck Crash
• I-380 Dump Truck Crash
• I-380 Dump Truck Crash
• I-380 Dump Truck Crash
• Vocal Jazz Concert Set, November 18
• [Basketball] Greiner, Coleman claim basketball honors
• iowa mens basketball
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• SNOWMOBILE DRAG RACING
• SNOWMOBILE DRAG RACING
• IOWA FOOTBALL VS MICHIGAN STATE
• IOWA FOOTBALL VS MICHIGAN STATE
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• [Men's Soccer] Hadzic, five Mustangs garner league awards
• [Women's Soccer] Poellet nabs all-conference honor
• [Men's Soccer] Mustangs draw defending national champ
• Johnson County Elderly Consortium
• [Men's Basketball] Coleman, Underwood, Kenyi lead Mustangs at Kiwanis Classic
• [Women's Basketball] Mustangs upset Red Raiders, get 800th win
• IOWA FOOTBALL VS MICHIGAN STATE
• IOWA FOOTBALL VS MICHIGAN STATE
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• IOWA MEN VS CHICAGO STATE
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• IOWA WRESTLING MEDIA DAY
• IOWA WRESTLING MEDIA DAY
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• IOWA WRESTLING MEDIA DAY
• “We’ve always tried to give something back"
• College Transfer Fair
• Sammy's Birthday Bash!
• Award-Winning Artist Featured in Fall Jazz Concert
• International Week
• Kirkwood Volleyball Hosts Regional Tournament
• New Recycling Program Saves Money, Reduces Waste
• [Men's Soccer] Improbable comeback clinches national tournament berth
• [Women's Basketball] Greiner is 26th player to reach 1,000 points
• Barton Organ
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• Kirkwood Student Wins Statewide Floral Title
• Music Education Day
• Times have changed, Kirk.
• [Men's Soccer] Mustangs pull away, advance to semifinals
• [Women's Soccer] Top-seeded Vikings take out Mustangs
• CORNELL FOOTBALL VS LORAS COLLEGE
• CORNELL FOOTBALL VS LORAS COLLEGE
• CORNELL FOOTBALL VS LORAS COLLEGE
• CORNELL FOOTBALL VS LORAS COLLEGE
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• CORNELL FOOTBALL VS LORAS COLLEGE
• iowa minnesota football
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• Oelwein Animal Neglect
• Oelwein Animal Neglect
• Oelwein Animal Neglect
• Oelwein Animal Neglect
• Iowa Senate 18 Debate
• Iowa Senate 18 Debate
• Iowa Senate 18 Debate
• Iowa Senate 18 Debate
• Iowa Senate 18 Debate
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• Iowa Senate 18 Debate
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• Kirkwood Presents Inspirational Musical
• Exhibition - Raising Expectations
• [Volleyball] Mustangs roll on Senior Night
• [Men's Soccer] Putz nabs national award
• [Men's Golf] South is league's golfer of the week
• [Men's Soccer] Maffey, Putz pick up conference awards
• [Women's Cross Country] Women's squad makes history at Great Lakes Invite
• [Men's Cross Country] Mustangs post fastest team times ever; Miroux gets second league honor
• PEOPLES CHURCH DEMOLITION
• PEOPLES CHURCH DEMOLITION
• PEOPLES CHURCH DEMOLITION
• Peoples Church
• [Men's Soccer] Mustangs clinch first conference title
• The passing of a coach and a teacher
• [Women's Soccer] Mustang women fall to Grand View
• Texas A M Iowa St Football
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• [Women's Soccer] Mustangs edge Crusaders, still in hunt for home field advantage
• [Men's Soccer] Mustangs handle Crusaders, set up showdown with Vikings
• Guest Chef Series: Andrew Springett comes to Kirkwood
• CR Military Facility
• CR Military Facility
• CR Military Facility
• CR Military Facility
• CR Military Facility
• CR Military Facility
• CR Military Facility
• CR Military Facility
• CR Military Facility
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• Muddy Monster Cross-Country Run
• OCCUPY CR PROTEST
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• Fall Career Fair Brings Employers to Job-seekers
• Hotel at Kirkwood Center Earns Coveted Four Diamond Rating
• STEVE
• Matt Hayek
• Rick Dobyns
• Jim Throgmorton
• Jarett Mitchell
• Raj Patel, Iowa City Council candidate.
• Michelle Payne
• New Program Helps Students with Autism Succeed in College
• [Men's Soccer] Mustangs stay in MCC race
• [Women's Soccer] V-Hawks trip up Mustangs
• HIGHWAY FLOODING
• occupy cedar falls
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• OCCUPY IOWA CITY
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• IOWA VS NORTHWESTERN
• Northwestern at Iowa Football
• IOWA VS NORTHWESTERN
• Northwestern at Iowa Football
• IOWA VS NORTHWESTERN
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• Northwestern at Iowa Football
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• IOWA VS NORTHWESTERN
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• Northwestern at Iowa Football
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• Royalty in Iowa
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• Acoustic Farms Dairy
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• Students Help Build House for National TV Show
• Volleyball to Host Breast Cancer Awareness Match
• Kirkwood Hires New Dean of Students
• [Soccer] Heavy rains postpone soccer doubleheader
• New Religous Order
• New Religous Order
• New Religous Order
• New Religous Order
• New Religous Order
• New Religous Order
• [Volleyball] Mustangs pick up league win at Waldorf
• [Men's Soccer] League honors Putz
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• [Women's Cross Country] Danielsen leads Mustangs to third at Fighting Bee Invitational
• [Men's Cross Country] It's another win for the Mustangs
• World War II Living History Day
• World War II Living History Day
• World War II Living History Day
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• Iowa St Baylor Football
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• [Volleyball] Mustangs overpower Crimson Wave
• COE FOOTBALL VS LUTHER
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• COE FOOTBALL VS LUTHER
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• "Sure Steps" Falls Prevention Program
• Moving Forward with Alzheimer's and Dementia Series
• Gentiva Home Health Care
• march for jobs
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• Discussion on Rural Brain Drain in Iowa
• High Tech Girlz Day Spotlights Careers for High School Girls,
• Mount Mercy Volleyball
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• "Extreme Home Makeover: Home Edition" in Iowa
• "Extreme Home Makeover: Home Edition" in Iowa
• "Extreme Home Makeover: Home Edition" in Iowa
• Mount Mercy Volleyball
• Mount Mercy Volleyball
• [Volleyball] League-leading Vikings beat Mustangs
• United Way of East Central Iowa News - 25 Percent of 211 Callers Need Healthcare
• "Extreme Home Makeover: Home Edition" in Iowa
• "Extreme Home Makeover: Home Edition" in Iowa
• Baseball Tailgate Today
• TGIF Campus Visits start in October
• Spring Courses Available to Browse, click here
• Home Makeover
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• 16TH AVENUE SW VEHICLE CRASH
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• Especially for You
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• Making a Healthy Campus
• Independence House Fire
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• CHARLES THOMPSON MISTRIAL
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• Circle of Ash Haunted Attraction
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• Iowa Musician Performs in Kirkwood Blues Concert
• IOWA FIELD HOCKEY VS PENN STATE
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• IOWA FIELD HOCKEY VS PENN STATE
• LOUSIANA MONROE IOWA FOOTBALL NCAA
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• Older Americans Active Aging Expo
• Jobs 411
• Global Guests, Local Foodies Part of Hotel's First Year
• Monica Vernon
• Scott Olson
• P.T. Larson
• Cloyd "Robbie" Robinson
• Ann Poe
• Carl Cortez
• Justin Wasson
• Jean Leaf
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• Family Day, October 1
• Kirkwood SIFE Receives Generous Donation
• Raiders Bills Football
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• Study Abroad Fair
• Inaugural Swine and Wine Fundraiser this Sunday
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• Cat Companions for Seniors
• IOWA FOOTBALL VS PITTSBURGH
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• PITTSBURGH IOWA NCAA FOOTBALL
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• The Hotel at Kirkwood Center Joins Summit Hotels & Resorts™
• First ACT Endowed Scholarships Awarded to Kirkwood Students
• High School football recap
• DJK verses Kirk. Who's right?
• 17,610 College-credit Students Mark Third-highest in 46Years
• New Kirkwood Benton County Director a Familiar Face
• Lions Buccaneers Football
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• Sixth Annual Constitution Day Celebration this Friday
• IOWA IOWA STATE FOOTBALL ISU
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• College Fair Brings Nearly 100 Colleges Together
• Dubuque Train Derailment
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• What a night it was
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• IOWA FOOTBALL MEDIA DAY
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• EARLY RETIREMENT GARY LINDSAY
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• Ushers Ferry Easter Egg Hunt and Tea
• Easter Bunny Splash at Bender Pool
• Wheels for the World
• Raptor expert Dr. Todd Katzner to speak at Coe
• SIGOURNEY STANDOFF
• SIGOURNEY STANDOFF
• SIGOURNEY STANDOFF
• SIGOURNEY STANDOFF
• SIGOURNEY STANDOFF
• SIGOURNEY STANDOFF
• SIGOURNEY STANDOFF
• SIGOURNEY STANDOFF
• SIGOURNEY STANDOFF
• SIGOURNEY STANDOFF
• Baseball season gets off to a cold start
• Live Celtic Music in Sammy's
• Iowa Director of Public Health at April 11 Iowa City Forum
• Kirkwood Student Club Recognized Nationally Twice
• More than 500 musicians to participate in Coe Festival of Bands
• SOCCER
• SOCCER
• SOCCER
• SOCCER
• SOCCER
• SOCCER
• SOCCER
• CEDAR RAPIDS CRANE
• SOCCER
• CEDAR RAPIDS CRANE
• Eagles Pitchers Receive Conference Honors
• Award-winning poet Bob Hicok to read from his work at Coe
• Grad Fair -- April 19
• Award-winning play “Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992” to be staged at Coe
• The Final Four. Who are these guys?
• The Week In Photos (3/20/11 - 3/26/11)
• The Week In Photos (3/20/11 - 3/26/11)
• The Week In Photos (3/20/11 - 3/26/11)
• The Week In Photos (3/20/11 - 3/26/11)
• The Week In Photos (3/20/11 - 3/26/11)
• The Week In Photos (3/20/11 - 3/26/11)
• The Week In Photos (3/20/11 - 3/26/11)
• The Week In Photos (3/20/11 - 3/26/11)
• The Week In Photos (3/20/11 - 3/26/11)
• The Week In Photos (3/20/11 - 3/26/11)
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• Pulitzer Prize Winning Play at Kirkwood April 7-10
• Grammy Award-winning guitarist Sharon Isbin to perform at Coe
• HARKIN HEAD START VISIT
• HARKIN HEAD START VISIT
• HARKIN HEAD START VISIT
• HARKIN HEAD START VISIT
• HARKIN HEAD START VISIT
• HARKIN HEAD START VISIT
• HARKIN HEAD START VISIT
• HARKIN HEAD START VISIT
• Summer Courses - Plan Ahead
• Thursday Forum studies Hollywood foreign affairs
• The passing of a legend
• Summer/Fall 2011 Credit Class Schedule Available Online
• Pioneering New Tools for Learning Access
• Holocaust survivor Elane Geller to speak at Coe
• NCAA WRESTLING SESSION 6
• NCAA WRESTLING SESSION 6
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• NCAA WRESTLING SESSION 6
• NCAA WRESTLING SESSION 6
• Hawkeye women fight hard, lose to Zags 92-86
• The so-called science of bracketology
• NCAA Iowa Gonzaga Basketball
• NCAA Iowa Gonzaga Basketball
• NCAA Iowa Gonzaga Basketball
• NCAA Iowa Gonzaga Basketball
• NCAA Iowa Gonzaga Basketball
• NCAA Iowa Gonzaga Basketball
• NCAA Iowa Gonzaga Basketball
• NCAA Iowa Gonzaga Basketball
• NCAA Iowa Gonzaga Basketball
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• NCAA WRESTLING SESSION 4
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• ST_PATTYS_BARS
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• PARADE
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• PARADE
• PARADE
• What's new in the eastern Iowa sports scene
• Meth-Wick Town Center and Manor
• CarePro Health Services
• CCID Names President/Executive Director
• roughriders hockey
• roughriders hockey
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• roughriders hockey
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• roughriders hockey
• roughriders hockey
• OAKDALE HALL DEMO
• OAKDALE HALL DEMO
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• OAKDALE HALL DEMO
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• Drilling Work on Campus
• SPORTS BKC-IOWA-MICHST 9 DE
• SPORTS BKC-IOWA-MICHST 1 DE
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• Spring Break Hours
• Softball and Baseball Pitchers Receive Honors
• Two Programs for the price of None
• New Directions in Challenging Times
• Heritage Receives National Award to Support Diabetes Screening Activities for Seniors
• Levine to speak on ancient architecture, Biblical mysteries at Coe
• Men’s Basketball Advances to NJCAA National Tournament
• Iowa Science Olympiad competition March 26 at Coe
• Community Connections: Senior Gardening and Ergonomic Tools
• Senior Transitioning Services, Providing Peace of Mind
• United Way of East Central Iowa News - Mar 7, 2011
• "The Vagina Monologues" to be performed at Coe
• Iowa second in Big Ten wrestling and other thoughts from the tournament
• BIG TEN WRESTLING FINALS
• BIG TEN WRESTLING FINALS
• BIG TEN WRESTLING FINALS
• BIG TEN WRESTLING SESSION 3
• BIG TEN WRESTLING FINALS
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• BIG TEN WRESTLING SESSION 3
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• BIG TEN WRESTLING SESSION 2
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• NAIA FINALS
• BIG TEN WRESTLING SESSION 2
• BIG TEN WRESTLING SESSION 2
• PURDUE IOWA BASKETBALL
• PURDUE IOWA BASKETBALL
• PURDUE IOWA BASKETBALL
• PURDUE IOWA BASKETBALL
• PURDUE IOWA BASKETBALL
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• PURDUE IOWA BASKETBALL
• PURDUE IOWA BASKETBALL
• Hospitality Careers Start Here
• Student Players Shine at Elmhurst Jazz Fest
• DECA Places in Competition
• Adult Accelerated Courses Start March 14
• Basketball Advances to Region Semifinals
• This week it the girls, next week, it's the boys state basketball tournament
• Hawkeye wrestlers at Big Ten tourney
• DOG THERAPY
• DOG THERAPY
• DOG THERAPY
• DOG THERAPY
• Free Biodiesel Classes Offered at Kirkwood
• Division III basketball isn't so bad
• Basketball Hosts Regional Tournament March 1, 2
• Popular blogger Frank Warren to speak at Coe
• soldier birth
• soldier birth
• soldier birth
• soldier birth
• soldier birth
• soldier birth
• soldier birth
• soldier birth
• soldier birth
• soldier birth
• HIGH SPEED CHASE
• HIGH SPEED CHASE
• HIGH SPEED CHASE
• HIGH SPEED CHASE
• HIGH SPEED CHASE
• HIGH SPEED CHASE
• HIGH SPEED CHASE
• Vocal Jazz Concert Set, March 4
• IA WBB VS ILLINOIS
• IA WBB VS ILLINOIS
• IA WBB VS ILLINOIS
• IA WBB VS ILLINOIS
• IA WBB VS ILLINOIS
• IA WBB VS ILLINOIS
• IA WBB VS ILLINOIS
• IA WBB VS ILLINOIS
• IA WBB VS ILLINOIS
• IA WBB VS ILLINOIS
• Apply for Scholarships
• High school sports around the area
• Area Ambulance Trains in Largest One-day Event
• Looking for Something to Do?
• Men’s Basketball Game Time Change, Feb. 23
• High school bowling observations
• Eagles Softball Sign Six for 2012
• Michigan Iowa Basketball
• Michigan Iowa Basketball
• Michigan Iowa Basketball
• Michigan Iowa Basketball
• Michigan Iowa Basketball
• Michigan Iowa Basketball
• Michigan Iowa Basketball
• Michigan Iowa Basketball
• Michigan Iowa Basketball
• Michigan Iowa Basketball
• Hawkeye men struggle
• Linn Mar boy refuses to wrestle girl
• Caregiver Education Free Session
• Pseudoscience comes to Thursday Forum
• IA WBB VS WISCONSIN
• IA WBB VS WISCONSIN
• IA WBB VS WISCONSIN
• IA WBB VS WISCONSIN
• IA WBB VS WISCONSIN
• IA WBB VS WISCONSIN
• IA WBB VS WISCONSIN
• IA WBB VS WISCONSIN
• IA WBB VS WISCONSIN
• IA WBB VS WISCONSIN
• Iowa Supreme Court Justice to Speak at Kirkwood
• Think Spring!
• Struggling in Class?
• From Iowa to Brazil
• Jazz Summit 2011 Grand Finale Concert set for Feb. 26 at Coe
• IOWA WRESTLING VS MICHIGAN
• IOWA WRESTLING VS MICHIGAN
• IOWA WRESTLING VS MICHIGAN
• IOWA WRESTLING VS MICHIGAN
• IOWA WRESTLING VS MICHIGAN
• IOWA WRESTLING VS MICHIGAN
• IOWA WRESTLING VS MICHIGAN
• IOWA WRESTLING VS MICHIGAN
• IOWA WRESTLING VS MICHIGAN
• IOWA WRESTLING VS MICHIGAN
• Riders Club of America
• Kirkwood Basketball Shoots Hoops for Hopes
• IOWA VS MINNESOTA WOMEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL
• IOWA VS MINNESOTA WOMEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL
• IOWA VS MINNESOTA WOMEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL
• IOWA VS MINNESOTA WOMEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL
• IOWA VS MINNESOTA WOMEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL
• IOWA VS MINNESOTA WOMEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL
• IOWA VS MINNESOTA WOMEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL
• IOWA VS MINNESOTA WOMEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL
• IOWA VS MINNESOTA WOMEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL
• IOWA VS MINNESOTA WOMEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL
• IA MBB VS WISCONSIN
• IA MBB VS WISCONSIN
• IA MBB VS WISCONSIN
• IA MBB VS WISCONSIN
• IA MBB VS WISCONSIN
• IA MBB VS WISCONSIN
• IA MBB VS WISCONSIN
• IA MBB VS WISCONSIN
• IA MBB VS WISCONSIN
• IA MBB VS WISCONSIN
• Hawkeyes lose a heartbreaker 62-59
• Halftime, Iowa is up 23-18
• Iowa basketball. Hosting Bucky Badger pt. 3
• Playwriting Festival and Competition winner to be performed at Coe
• Wind Turbine Vote Passes City Council
• World’s cuisine featured at 37th Coe International Club Banquet
• Iowa football, where do we go from here?
• Kirkwood Softball Ranks Second In Preseason Polls
• iowapsu1
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• Iowa Basketball
• Iowa Basketball
• Iowa Basketball
• Sorry guys, I don't get too excited about Iowa football recruiting
• Hawk men win a wild one at Indiana 64-63
• Hilltop Manor Apartment Community of Marion
• Elder Services
• Events to Show Support for Struggles in Egypt
• Successful Iowa Native Leads Softball Camp
• Coe College art exhibits to feature paintings, drawings
• Kirkwood Students Offer Free Tax Assistance
• Michigan State at Iowa Men's Basketball
• Michigan State at Iowa Men's Basketball
• Michigan State at Iowa Men's Basketball
• Michigan State at Iowa Men's Basketball
• Michigan State at Iowa Men's Basketball
• Michigan State at Iowa Men's Basketball
• Michigan State at Iowa Men's Basketball
• Michigan State at Iowa Men's Basketball
• Michigan State at Iowa Men's Basketball
• Michigan State at Iowa Men's Basketball
• Iowa men pound Michigan State
• Kirkwood Washington Center to Open at Noon Thursday
• Special activities at Garnett Place in Cedar Rapids
• Recover Health Services, LLC of Cedar Rapids
• United Way Of East Central Iowa Newsletter - Feb,1 2011
• Kirkwood will be Closed Wednesday, February 2
• "The Love and Life of Robert and Clara Schumann" featured in upcoming Coe recital
• Hanging Tough on the Turf
• One Musician, Many Instruments
• News Honors Program Scholarships Available
• Did anyone tell Tom Brands that this is a supposed to be a rebuilding year?
• Witwer Senior Center
• Weber Chess Tournament
• Weber Chess Tournament
• Weber Chess Tournament
• Weber Chess Tournament
• Weber Chess Tournament
• Weber Chess Tournament
• Weber Chess Tournament
• David L. Hughes Appointed as Fire and Safety Training Manager
• Kirkwood Marks Another Spring Enrollment Record: 16,668
• It's time to talk Kirk
• Heritage Agency hosts public forum with state leaders
• Kim Muhl Named to Coaching Hall of Fame
• Twelve Hawkeye footballers hospitalized
• Get to the Rec Center
• Famed British romantic comedy gets new life at Kirkwood
• Hawkeye men win first conference game.
• IA MBB VS INDIANA
• IA MBB VS INDIANA
• IA MBB VS INDIANA
• IA MBB VS INDIANA
• IA MBB VS INDIANA
• IA MBB VS INDIANA
• IA MBB VS INDIANA
• IA MBB VS INDIANA
• IA MBB VS INDIANA
• IA MBB VS INDIANA
• Walden Place of Iowa City
• iowa ohio state wrestling
• iowa ohio state wrestling
• iowa ohio state wrestling
• iowa ohio state wrestling
• iowa ohio state wrestling
• iowa ohio state wrestling
• iowa ohio state wrestling
• iowa ohio state wrestling
• iowa ohio state wrestling
• iowa ohio state wrestling
• Kirkwood offers free career planning, job skills workshops
• RoughRiders vs Green Bay
• RoughRiders vs Green Bay
• RoughRiders vs Green Bay
• RoughRiders vs Green Bay
• RoughRiders vs Green Bay
• RoughRiders vs Green Bay
• RoughRiders vs Green Bay
• RoughRiders vs Green Bay
• RoughRiders vs Green Bay
• Whiteout at the Games
• Find Us on Facebook
• EVERSON TRAIL DAY 4
• EVERSON TRAIL DAY 4
• EVERSON TRAIL DAY 4
• EVERSON TRAIL DAY 4
• EVERSON TRAIL DAY 4
• EVERSON TRAIL DAY 4
• EVERSON TRAIL DAY 4
• EVERSON TRAIL DAY 4
• EVERSON TRAIL DAY 4
• EVERSON TRAIL DAY 4
• Honors Program
• GOV BRANSTAD INAUGURATION
• GOV BRANSTAD INAUGURATION
• GOV BRANSTAD INAUGURATION
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• GOV BRANSTAD INAUGURATION
• Wind Energy Training, On the Move
• Students "Plot the Plots"
• Iowa vs Northwestern
• Iowa vs Northwestern
• Iowa vs Northwestern
• Iowa vs Northwestern
• Iowa vs Northwestern
• Iowa vs Northwestern
• Iowa vs Northwestern
• Iowa vs Northwestern
• Iowa vs Northwestern
• Iowa vs Northwestern
• Cedric Everson Trial Day 2
• Cedric Everson Trial Day 2
• Cedric Everson Trial Day 2
• Cedric Everson Trial Day 2
• Cedric Everson Trial Day 2
• Cedric Everson Trial Day 2
• Cedric Everson Trial Day 2
• Cedric Everson Trial Day 2
• Cedric Everson Trial Day 2
• Cedric Everson Trial Day 2
• Kirkwood Hosts Iowa Central in Basketball Doubleheader
• Student Recess Day on Monday, January 17
• Be In the Know
• Cedric Everson Trial
• Cedric Everson Trial
• Cedric Everson Trial
• Cedric Everson Trial
• Cedric Everson Trial
• Cedric Everson Trial
• Cedric Everson Trial
• Cedric Everson Trial
• Cedric Everson Trial
• Cedric Everson Trial
• First-Ever Corridor Demographics Report Released
• Kirkwood Open for Classes, Jan. 11
• Kirkwood SIFE Team supports energy savings at CR school
• Study Abroad trip planned to Costa Rica
• "Third Grade Clay" to be featured in Coe art galleries
• Heritage Agency Plans Caregiver Information Sessions
• Kirkwood's Guinness World Record is in the Book
• Iowa vs Ohio State
• Iowa vs Ohio State
• Iowa vs Ohio State
• Iowa vs Ohio State
• Iowa vs Ohio State
• Iowa vs Ohio State
• Iowa vs Ohio State
• Iowa vs Ohio State
• Iowa vs Ohio State
• Iowa vs Ohio State
• Fencing
• Fencing
• Fencing
• Fencing
• Fencing
• Fencing
• IOWA V MICHIGAN
• IOWA V MICHIGAN
• IOWA V MICHIGAN
• IOWA V MICHIGAN
• IOWA V MICHIGAN
• IOWA V MICHIGAN
• IOWA V MICHIGAN
• WRESTLE5.S.32297.BSO
• IOWA VS OHIO STATE
• GABLE 3
• WRESTLE3.S.32297.BSO
• NICHOLS
• WRESTLE2.S.111996.BSO
• Favorite Photos of 2010
• Favorite Photos of 2010
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• Favorite Photos of 2010
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• Favorite Photos of 2010
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• Iowa vs Illinois
• Iowa vs Illinois
• Iowa vs Illinois
• Iowa vs Illinois
• Cedar Rapids RoughRiders vs Waterloo Black Hawks
• Cedar Rapids RoughRiders vs Waterloo Black Hawks
• Cedar Rapids RoughRiders vs Waterloo Black Hawks
• Cedar Rapids RoughRiders vs Waterloo Black Hawks
• Cedar Rapids RoughRiders vs Waterloo Black Hawks
• Cedar Rapids RoughRiders vs Waterloo Black Hawks
• Insight Bowl
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• Insight Bowl
• Hawkeyes Gear Up For Insight Bowl
• Hawkeyes Gear Up For Insight Bowl
• Hawkeyes Gear Up For Insight Bowl
• Hawkeyes Gear Up For Insight Bowl
• Hawkeyes Gear Up For Insight Bowl
• Hawkeyes Gear Up For Insight Bowl
• Hawkeyes Gear Up For Insight Bowl
• Hawkeyes Gear Up For Insight Bowl
• Hawkeyes Gear Up For Insight Bowl
• Hawkeyes Gear Up For Insight Bowl
• Insight Bowl Sunday Press Conference
• Insight Bowl Sunday Press Conference
• Insight Bowl Sunday Press Conference
• Insight Bowl Sunday Press Conference
• Insight Bowl Sunday Press Conference
• Insight Bowl Sunday Press Conference
• Insight Bowl Sunday Press Conference
• Insight Bowl Sunday Press Conference
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• Insight Bowl Sunday Press Conference
• fridaysnow1
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• Crews battle house fire in Kalona
• Crews battle house fire in Kalona
• Crews battle house fire in Kalona
• Crews battle house fire in Kalona
• Crews battle house fire in Kalona
• Iowa Football Practice
• Iowa Football Practice
• Crews battle house fire in Kalona
• Crews battle house fire in Kalona
• Crews battle house fire in Kalona
• A Warm Welcome, Far from Home
• Women's Basketball: Iowa vs UNI
• Women's Basketball: Iowa vs UNI
• Women's Basketball: Iowa vs UNI
• Women's Basketball: Iowa vs UNI
• Women's Basketball: Iowa vs UNI
• Women's Basketball: Iowa vs UNI
• Women's Basketball: Iowa vs UNI
• Women's Basketball: Iowa vs UNI
• Women's Basketball: Iowa vs UNI
• Women's Basketball: Iowa vs UNI
• Iowa vs Louisiana Tech
• Iowa vs Louisiana Tech
• Iowa vs Louisiana Tech
• Iowa vs Louisiana Tech
• Iowa vs Louisiana Tech
• Iowa vs Louisiana Tech
• Iowa vs Louisiana Tech
• Iowa vs Louisiana Tech
• Iowa vs Louisiana Tech
• Iowa vs Louisiana Tech
• Helping Adults "Get There" In College Life
• TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST
• Kirkwood Will Close Early On Thursday, December 23
• Eagles Volleyball postseason honors
• Help and Learning Continue at Lincoln Center
• DOWNTOWN MARENGO FIRE
• DOWNTOWN MARENGO FIRE
• DOWNTOWN MARENGO FIRE
• DOWNTOWN MARENGO FIRE
• DOWNTOWN MARENGO FIRE
• DOWNTOWN MARENGO FIRE
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• DOWNTOWN MARENGO FIRE
• DOWNTOWN MARENGO FIRE
• Posh on a Plate
• Theresa Phillips named to Regional Workforce Board
• FERENTZ PRESS CONFERENCE
• FERENTZ PRESS CONFERENCE
• FERENTZ PRESS CONFERENCE
• FERENTZ PRESS CONFERENCE
• FERENTZ PRESS CONFERENCE
• Angels on Campus
• Award-winning documentary filmmaker Ken Burns 2011 Coe Contemporary Issues Forum speaker
• Christmas Past 2
• IOWA_V_KANSAS_ST
• mail carrier honored
• HOLIDAY TUBAS
• HOLIDAY TUBAS
• Gay Marriage Iowa
• WW2 VETS
• DEER HUNTING
• 60x7601-las-12_07_2010-15-04-04
• DERRELL JOHNSON-KOULIANOS INITIAL APPEARANCE
• Concert Band Program CANCELED, Dec. 11
• Iowa vs. Iowa State Men's Basketball
• Iowa vs. Iowa State Men's Basketball
• Iowa vs. Iowa State Men's Basketball
• Iowa vs. Iowa State Men's Basketball
• Iowa vs. Iowa State Men's Basketball
• Iowa vs. Iowa State Men's Basketball
• Iowa vs. Iowa State Men's Basketball
• Iowa vs. Iowa State Men's Basketball
• Iowa vs. Iowa State Men's Basketball
• Iowa vs. Iowa State Men's Basketball
• Iowa vs ISU
• Iowa vs ISU
• Iowa vs ISU
• Iowa vs ISU
• Iowa vs ISU
• Iowa vs ISU
• Iowa vs ISU
• Iowa vs ISU
• Iowa vs ISU
• Iowa vs ISU
• Baldwin hired as IowaWORKS Regional Director
• DERRELL JOHNSON-KOULIANOS INITIAL APPEARANCE
• DERRELL JOHNSON-KOULIANOS INITIAL APPEARANCE
• Blairs Ferry Rd. Crash
• Blairs Ferry Rd. Crash
• Blairs Ferry Rd. Crash
• Blairs Ferry Rd. Crash
• Blairs Ferry Rd. Crash
• Blairs Ferry Rd. Crash
• Blairs Ferry Rd. Crash
• Blairs Ferry Rd. Crash
• News from United Way of East Central Iowa - Dec 6, 2010
• FIRE_ICE
• FIRE_ICE
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• FIRE_ICE
• FIRE_ICE
• Christmas Tree Lighting
• Iowa Snow Storm
• Iowa Snow Storm
• Iowa Snow Storm
• FIRE_ICE
• Iowa vs Idaho State
• Iowa vs Idaho State
• Iowa vs Idaho State
• Iowa vs Idaho State
• Iowa vs Idaho State
• Iowa vs Idaho State
• Iowa vs Idaho State
• Iowa vs Idaho State
• Iowa vs Idaho State
• Iowa vs Idaho State
• Iowa vs ISU
• Iowa vs ISU
• Iowa vs ISU
• Iowa vs ISU
• Iowa vs ISU
• Iowa vs ISU
• Iowa vs ISU
• Iowa vs ISU
• Iowa vs ISU
• Iowa vs ISU
• Eagles Volleyball closes season at Nationals
• Feller to preview “Copenhagen” in special Thursday Forum presentation
• UNI vs. Iowa State
• UNI vs. Iowa State
• UNI vs. Iowa State
• UNI vs. Iowa State
• UNI vs. Iowa State
• UNI vs. Iowa State
• UNI vs. Iowa State
• UNI vs. Iowa State
• UNI vs. Iowa State
• UNI vs. Iowa State
• Bright Facets for Better Living
• Chorale, Concert Band perform, Dec. 10-11
• Intercontinental Cuisine at Kirkwood
• Kirkwood student named to state advisory team
• Cedar Rapids train derailment
• Cedar Rapids train derailment
• Cedar Rapids train derailment
• Growing Leaders Close to Home
• Christmas celebrated at upcoming Coe College events
• Vocal Jazz Concert Set for Dec. 4
• Palin Iowa
• MINNESOTA IOWA FOOTBALL PREGAME
• MINNESOTA IOWA FOOTBALL PREGAME
• Festival of Trees
• Festival of Trees
• MINNESOTA IOWA FOOTBALL PREGAME
• Palin Iowa
• Tannenbaum Forest
• JINGLECROSS
• JINGLECROSS
• IOWA vs MINNESOTA
• IOWA vs MINNESOTA
• IOWA vs MINNESOTA
• IOWA vs MINNESOTA
• IOWA vs MINNESOTA
• IOWA vs MINNESOTA
• IOWA vs MINNESOTA
• IOWA vs MINNESOTA
• IOWA vs MINNESOTA
• IOWA vs MINNESOTA
• Iowa vs. Southern Illinois-Edwardsville
• Iowa vs. Southern Illinois-Edwardsville
• Iowa vs. Southern Illinois-Edwardsville
• Iowa vs. Southern Illinois-Edwardsville
• Iowa vs. Southern Illinois-Edwardsville
• Iowa vs. Southern Illinois-Edwardsville
• Iowa vs. Southern Illinois-Edwardsville
• Iowa vs. Southern Illinois-Edwardsville
• Iowa vs. Southern Illinois-Edwardsville
• Iowa vs. Southern Illinois-Edwardsville
• Black Friday
• Black Friday
• Black Friday
• Black Friday
• Black Friday
• Black Friday
• Black Friday
• AEGON THANKSGIVING
• AEGON THANKSGIVING
• IOWA CITY THANKSGIVING DINNER
• IOWA CITY THANKSGIVING DINNER
• Black Friday
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• Coe Music Professor Joseph Dangerfield receives two outstanding honors
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• Instrumental Jazz Concert at Kirkwood, Nov. 20
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• Kirkwood Basketball Tops the Polls
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• Sixth annual Coe College Men’s Honor Choir Festival set for Nov. 1
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• Ceramics and photography featured in upcoming Coe art exhibits
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• Coe named to President’s Community Service Honor Roll
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• Alumni art featured at opening Coe College exhibit
• Coe College hosts Holocaust survivor Irene Furst
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• Gender politics speaker Lois Jenson to present at Coe College
• Coe alum, Fox Sports anchor Curt Menefee to deliver commencement address
• Coe Theatre Department to present the musical "Company"
• Coe Symphony Orchestra features famous Bach violin concerto
• "Soprano, Accompanied" faculty recital to be presented at Coe
• Annual student art and pottery sale planned at Coe College
• Coe's chapter of the Society of Physics Students honored
• Guarneri String Quartet to perform at Coe Marquis Series
• Hawkeye Fan Gallery
• U.S. race relations the focus of upcoming Coe theatre performances
• Renowned musicians David, Gompper to present concert at Coe
• Opening Coe College exhibits feature alumni art
• Coe receives $215,000 NSF grant to extend student summer research
• Coe's chapter of the Society of Physics Students honored
• Coe Concert Band to honor 200th anniversary of Lincoln's birth
• Coe reports historically large enrollment, large incoming class with strong academic profile
• Coe concert choir to present "Concert for Kids"
• Iowa Writers' Workshop Poet Jane Gregory to share work at Coe
• Coe's Thursday Forum visits Syria
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• Coe reports large incoming class with strong academic profile
• Coe reports record fall enrollment, record incoming class with strong academic profile
• Coe theatre to present "The Advertisement"
• Staker announces Liberty Mutual Coach of the Year beneficiaries
• Award-winning poet Major Jackson to read from his work at Coe
• Former president of American Historical Association, Latin American expert to speak at Coe
• Coe Theatre Department to present "Three Days of Rain"
• Berkowitz receives prestigious Goldwater Scholarship
• Dangerfield awarded prestigious Fulbright Fellowship
• Coe's Thursday Forum studies the emergence of Siena and Florence
• Hawkeye Fan Gallery
• Vote for Charlie Kohawk at Coe Homecoming 2008
• Coe receives prestigious $4.7 million NSF grant to support major renovation of Peterson Hall of Science
• Coe College open for staff, remains on limited power
• Coe senior awarded prestigious McElroy Fellowship
• US-East Asia relations close out Coe's Thursday Forum calendar
• Coe Theatre Department to present "She Would if She Could"
• Coe Thursday Forum explores 2008 financial crisis
• Dubai finance chairman to deliver Coe commencement address
• Levine to speak on Jesus and Judaism at Coe
• Coe's Thursday Forum studies the harp
• UNI MEDIA DAY
• 50 years of music making in Marquis Hall to be celebrated at Coe
• Brain examined at Coe Thursday Forum
• Coe repairs damage, provides flood recovery support
• Blanchard awarded prestigious Fulbright grant
• Coe Habitat for Humanity's annual Shack-A-Thon set
• Coe Concert Choir, Crimson & Gold to present "A British Invasion!"
• Coe Homecoming: Rock & Shine in 2009
• Coe senior awarded prestigious McElroy Fellowship
• Coe Festival of Bands features four performances
• "Third Grade Clay" to be featured in Coe art galleries
• UNI MEDIA DAY
• Coe Thursday Forum explores Jerusalem Temple
• "Women in the Shadow" world premiere to be performed at Coe
• Coe repairs damage, provides flood recovery support
• Ponce awarded prestigious Fulbright grant
• Coe College hosts Holocaust speaker Isaac Levendel
• Christmas celebrated at upcoming Coe College events
• Three Cedar Rapidians among Coe Hall of Fame inductees
• Bremner, Moye receive awards at Coe commencement ceremony
• Professor Goodwin collection of 7,000 books to be sold at Coe
• Pulitzer Prize-winning ecology expert Jared Diamond 2009 Coe Contemporary Issues Forum speaker
• UNI MEDIA DAY
• Photography and mixed media featured in Coe art exhibits
• Mark Elliott Memorial Concert "To love is to live!" planned at Coe
• Coe participates in Iowa Private College Week, Aug. 4-8
• Coe receives $9,700 grant to fund new scientific instrument
• Coe College Concert Choir to present world premieres in "Psalm Concert"
• Indian women spotlighted at Coe Thursday Forum
• Marion native Katheryne High Levin to perform at Coe
• Coe, St. Luke's receive $4.65 million grant for steam plant construction
• Molecular biophysics researcher featured at Coe Student Research Symposium
• Coe's Thursday Forum makes the Catalan case
• UNI MEDIA DAY
• Sixth annual Playground of Science night planned at Coe
• Coe to host Shirer Symposium on World Politics, Journalists and Their Impact on Society
• Coe participates in Iowa Private College Week, Aug. 4-8
• Kohawks can show school spirit with new Coe College license plates
• Environmental researcher featured at Coe Student Research Symposium
• "Third Grade Clay" to be featured in Coe art galleries
• Virsky Ukrainian National Dance Company to perform at Coe
• Coe alumni reunion weekend features recognition, special events
• Broadway comes to Coe's Thursday Forum
• Holocaust ravages vivid in exhibit coming to Coe College
• UNI MEDIA DAY
• "Go West" at Coe's Thursday Forum
• Belgrade-based DAH Theatre plans performances, lecture at Coe
• Coe Touring Wind Ensemble and Jazz Band to perform in Taiwan, China
• Coe invites prospective students to campus for Iowa Private College Week, Aug. 2-6
• Students visiting for Iowa Private College Week have some fun checking out Mount Mercy's programs and career opportunities during the fair.
• Coe Festival of Bands features four performances, eight bands
• Coe’s Thursday Forum explores musical nationalism
• Internationally acclaimed performance artist Tim Miller to focus on gay marriage with "Lay of the Land" at Coe
• Coe receives $420,000 NSF grant to fund student research in physics
• Coe to host Iowa Science Olympiad on April 4
• Beckelman ceramics featured in West Des Moines exhibit
• Song and Dance Ensemble of West Africa to perform at Coe
• Coe Homecoming 2010: Inspired by Tradition
• Coe's 2008-2009 Marquis Series features diverse performances
• Coe College offers variety in 2010-2011 theatre season
• Coe to host Iowa Science Olympiad on April 10
• Jazz Summit 2010 Grand Finale Concert set for Feb. 27 at Coe College
• Seventh annual Playground of Science night planned at Coe
• Coe College offers eclectic 2009-2010 theatre season
• "Beyond Barbed Wire" traveling exhibit comes to Coe
• V-Day performances planned at Coe
• Coe election concert features an American theme
• Coe Hall of Fame adds four
• Coe College announces 2008-2009 theatre season
• Coe faculty to participate in three ACM FaCE grant projects
• Mount Mercy welcomed prospective students and their families during Iowa Private College Week. Students enjoyed getting to know our professors and meeting coaches, and we enjoyed having them on campus!
• Coe College Chorale to feature sacred selections and the music of Richard Rodgers at spring concert
• World's cuisine featured at 36th Coe International Club Banquet
• Psychology scholar Bennett Schwartz to discuss primate intelligence
• Coe invites prospective students to tour campus during Iowa Private College Week, Aug. 3-7
• Coe Symphony Orchestra concert to feature three premieres in celebration of Germanic music
• Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Philip Schultz to speak, read at Coe
• Fourth annual Coe College Men’s Honor Choir Festival set for Nov. 3
• Eighth annual Playground of Science night planned at Coe
• As students return, Coe will be "Flooding the City with Service"
• Coe Thursday Forum calendar set
• What's dropping from the side of McAuley Hall?
• Romeo & Julia Kören to bring colorful musical adventure to Coe
• Scholar to discuss religion, war and government at Coe presentation
• Warhol Polaroids, work of Isabel Barbuzza featured in Coe art exhibits
• Coe's 2009-2010 Marquis Series features diverse performances
• Coe to host alumnus author at book signing
• Ceramics, photography and multi-media featured in Coe art exhibits
• Coe Symphony Orchestra to feature the "Nutcracker Suite"
• Iowa Supreme Court Chief Justice Marsha Ternus to speak at Coe
• Coe Thursday Forum calendar set
• Coe selected as Iowa Campus Compact AmeriCorps College Recruiter site
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• 30th annual Student Art and Pottery Sale planned at Coe College
• V-Day performances planned at Coe
• Bane or boon? Coe Thursday Forum traces technological advances
• Coe receives $144,450 NSF grant to fund new instrument
• Biologist to speak on Costa Rican ecology issues at Coe
• Jazz Summit 2009 Grand Finale Concert set for Feb. 28 at Coe College
• Coe families to perform service projects during Family Weekend
• Renowned Vienna Boys’ Choir to perform at Coe
• Higher Learning Comission plans accreditation visit to Coe
• Coe, St. Luke’s plan grand opening of new steam plant
• Coe College announces 2007-2008 theatre season
• Coe’s Thursday Forum offers "armchair adventures"
• International Club to hold 36th annual Cultural Show at Coe
• Coe Thursday Forum calendar set
• Coe Theatre Department to present "Arcadia"
• World’s cuisine featured at 35th Coe International Club Banquet
• Coe Theatre Department to present "Electra"
• Coe Symphony Orchestra to feature "Concert of Soloists"
• "Why do they shut me out of heaven?" to be performed at Coe
• Mother-daughter Czech duo to present organ, piano concert at Coe
• Coe participates in Iowa Private College Week, Aug. 6-10
• Coe College Symphony Orchestra sets spring concert
• Coe College art show to feature eight contemporary artists
• Eve 6 to perform student concert at Coe
• Cedar Rapids named one of America's 10 Best Places to Grow Up
• Coe Chorale to perform sacred and secular music, Broadway hits
• Coe's Thursday Forum focuses on photography
• Coe choir performance to include sacred and secular music
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• Coe theatre to present Chekhov one-act comedies in Amana, on campus
• Coe Thursday Forum celebrates 20th year
• George Henry plans exhibit of nature and scenery photography
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• Women Soldiers with the Iowa National Guard
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• Famer's Hen House
• Women Soldiers with the Iowa National Guard
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• Women Soldiers with the Iowa National Guard
• Women Soldiers with the Iowa National Guard
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• Muldoon trial - 8/19
• Muldoon trial - 8/19
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• Muldoon trial - 8/19
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• Muldoon trial - 8/19
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• Lee Muldoon trial -- Day 1
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• Lee Muldoon trial -- Day 1
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• Lee Muldoon trial -- Day 1
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• 334TH BSB SEND OFF
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• 2010 Iowa Football Media Day
• 2010 Iowa Football Media Day
• 2010 Iowa Football Media Day
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• United Way Of East Central Iowa Newsletter - August 2, 2010
• UI Campus Recreation and Wellness Center
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• UPPER IOWA RIVER
• FAMILY_DEPLOYMENT
• DEPLOYMENT
• DEPLOYMENT
• DEPLOYMENT
• DEPLOYMENT
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• RAGBRAI heads to Manchester
• RAGBRAI heads to Manchester
• RAGBRAI heads to Manchester
• RAGBRAI heads to Manchester
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• RAGBRAI heads to Manchester
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• Lake Delhi Area on Tuesday
• Lake Delhi Area on Tuesday
• Lake Delhi Area on Tuesday
• Lake Delhi Area on Tuesday
• Lake Delhi Area on Tuesday
• Lake Delhi Area on Tuesday
• Lake Delhi Area on Tuesday
• Lake Delhi Area on Tuesday
• Lake Delhi Area on Tuesday
• Lake Delhi Area on Tuesday
• United Way Of East Central Iowa Newsletter - July 6, 2010
• Celebration of Freedom Festival
• United Way Of East Central Iowa Newsletter - June 7, 2010
• United Way Of East Central Iowa Newsletter - May 4, 2010
• United Way Of East Central Iowa Newsletter - April 6, 2010
• Easter Egg Hunt and Easter Tea
• United Way Of East Central Iowa Newsletter - March 2, 2010
• United Way Of East Central Iowa Newsletter - February 2, 2010
• United Way's of East Central Iowa Campaign Celebration!
• United Way of East Central Iowa News - December 8, 2009
• United Way of East Central Iowa Volunteer Newsletter - Fall 2009
• United Way Of East Central Iowa 2008-09 Annual Report
• United Way Of East Central Iowa Newsletter - November 2, 2009
• United Way Of East Central Iowa Newsletter - October 5, 2009
• Governor Culver Announces Approval Of $517 Million CDBG Disaster Action Plan
• United Way of East Central Iowa News - September 8, 2009
• Lt. Governor Judge Wraps Up Travel Iowa '09
• United Way Kicks Off 2009 Campaign!
• United Way Campaign Kick-off Postponed!
• United Way of East Central Iowa News - August 17, 2009
• United Way of East Central Iowa News - August 3, 2009
• United Way Newsletter - July 6, 2009
• Taxed Enough Already?
• I-Jobs Oks Projects To Create Jobs, Further Recovery Efforts
• Governor Culver Congratulates Cedar Rapids Girls Soccer Teams On State Championships
• Governor Culver Joins With Obama Administration Officials On Tour Of Flood-Damaged Cedar Rapids
• United Way of East Central Iowa Newsletter - June 3, 2009
• Governor Culver Signs Legislation To Help Further Recovery Efforts Statewide
• United Way of East Central Iowa Newsletter - May 4, 2009
• Governor Culver: Iowa is Moving Forward to Rebuild Cedar Rapids
• National Volunteer Week 2009
• United Way of East Central Iowa Newsletter - April 6, 2009
• United Way of East Central Iowa News - March 10, 2009
• Statement From Governor Culver On Linn County Local Option Election
• 2-1-1 Anniversary Celebrates Fifth Anniversary
• United Way Newsletter - February 2, 2009
• Waking Up And Getting Ready: Green Guide Advocates Simple Living
• United Way Newsletter - January 7, 2009
• United Way Newsletter - December 18, 2008
• First Lady Mari Culver to Present $20,000 to Boys and Girls Club of Cedar Rapids
• Governor Culver Announces $4 Million to Continue Counseling for Flood and Storm Victims
• East Central Iowa Volunteer Center Moving to New Location
• United Way Newsletter - October 14, 2008
• Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008
• Volunteers Still Needed For Flood Recovery
• HOST FAMILIES NEEDED FOR EXCHANGE STUDENTS
• A note from AmericanTowns
• Johnsons Establish $1 Million Scholarship Fund for Coe Students
• Chicago Christian Artist MEREDITH ANDREWS/Alaska Cruise 2008
• Midwestern Visions : Grant Wood Marvin Cone And Beyond
• Mauricio Lasansky : Master Printmaker

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