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A fourth grader in Cedar Rapids believes everyone should have a special celebration on their birthday. → Read More
A fourth grader in Cedar Rapids believes everyone should have a special celebration on their birthday. → Read More
The department is hoping to find whoever is behind the recent uptick. → Read More
An audit by the state found more than $17K intended for hospital patients at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics went unaccounted for. → Read More
A bill in front of Iowa lawmakers would give licenses to Certified Professional Midwives or CPM’s. It’s something 37 other states already do. → Read More
Several organizations are working together to help the dozens of people forced from their homes by a high rise fire in Cedar Rapids. It happened at Geneva Tower early Sunday morning. The apartments serve the elderly and those who are disabled through the Affordable Housing Network. → Read More
Jim and Roberta Carver each received a cochlear implant at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics. → Read More
The last of five Linn County landfill cells is now open on County Home Road north of Marion. The site is expected to be full by 2044, that’s why leaders are already exploring what’s next. → Read More
Trucking is one of the most deadly jobs according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, but many companies won’t pay to transport the bodies of those killed on the road home to their families. That’s why the organization Truckers Final Mile recently stepped in to help an Iowa family. → Read More
Trucking is one of the most deadly jobs according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, but many companies won’t pay to transport the bodies of those killed on the road home to their families. That’s why the organization Truckers Final Mile recently stepped in to help an Iowa family. → Read More
Blood centers across the country are coming together to share resources in emergencies. They’ve formed the Blood Emergency Readiness Corps or BERC to make sure there is blood supply when needed to respond to mass shootings or natural disasters. → Read More
Ten nonprofit groups in eastern Iowa will be getting at least $500 to help with their services before the holidays. → Read More
A family is devastated after their two small dogs were attacked and killed by a German Shepherd while out on a walk. It happened around sunset Monday near Huntsboro Lane and 18th Street Southwest in Cedar Rapids. → Read More
Thousands of Linn County residents will vote on whether to put a casino in Cedar Rapids. → Read More
Global supply chain issues are impacting businesses in Eastern Iowa. Bimm Ridder in Cedar Rapids makes apparel items like screen printed shirts for pro baseball and minor league hockey teams. Company President Gary Ficken told us the demand for products is high, but the supply is a whole other story. → Read More
Drew Blahnik will return to court in December on a motion for a new trial. Blahnik was convicted of Second Degree Murder for killing Chris Bagley in July. He was also convicted of Abuse of a Corpse and Obstructing Prosecution. → Read More
The City of Cedar Rapids says it will likely take years to remove all of the tree stumps left from the derecho. They’re focused on removing stumps as they have finished picking up debris for the most part. → Read More
Our KCRG-TV9 i9 investigative team found changes to the Cedar Rapids Community School District’s school resource officer program were kept quiet for nearly two weeks before being presented to the public and the school board. → Read More
Some people in Cedar Rapids are noticing more traffic noise since the derecho. → Read More
Pandemic related unemployment benefits ended today nationwide. Millions of Americans have been receiving an extra $300 per week. Iowa chose to end its extra benefit early in an effort to get people back to work. → Read More