Cedar Rapids to switch one-way roads to two-lane traffic near Coe College
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — The City of Cedar Rapids says construction work will start Monday to convert one ways near Coe College to two-way traffic on 12th Street SE between 1st Avenue E and 3rd Avenue SE; Coe Road NE between 1st Avenue E and A Avenue NE; and 13th Street SE between 1st Avenue E and 2nd Avenue SE.
After her third stop in four years, Amari Whiting feels like Iowa is ‘a...
As Whiting gets acclimated to Iowa City and her new teammates, she is ready to lead wherever Jan Jensen needs her.
Ava Heiden delivered the best news of the summer after a stunning admission
The rule allows athletes to play college sports for 5 years when the eligibility clock starts, eliminating the need for waivers and redshirts.
Former Iowa Gov. Tom Vilsack visits Coralville Goodwill plant supporting World Food Prize
CORALVILLE, IOWA — Former Iowa Gov. Tom Vilsack returned to the Hawkeye State on Friday, stopping in Coralville to see firsthand how a Goodwill of the Heartland facility is helping feed families around the world. The World Food Prize recognizes achievements in food security and convenes global leaders each...
ITC Midwest donates all-terrain wheelchairs to two Iowa veterans
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — Two Iowa veterans received new all-terrain electric wheelchairs Friday through a partnership between ITC Midwest and the Paralyzed Veterans of America-Iowa Chapter, giving them greater mobility and access to outdoor recreation. During a presentation at the Otter Creek Sportsman's Club in Cedar Rapi
Iowa City CSD weighs stricter computer rules under MAHA law
The Iowa City Community School District is inching closer to tightening its device policy in response to the Iowa Make America Healthy Again law, a series of sweeping public health and educational reforms enacted by Gov. Kim Reynolds. Part of the legislation requires Iowa school boards to adopt written technology polic
Fireworks on sale now, but Cedar Rapids limits when you can light them
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - Fireworks stands are open across Iowa ahead of the Fourth of July, but Cedar Rapids officials want residents to know that buying fireworks and using them are governed by different rules. State law requires cities to allow the sale of consumer fireworks within city limits,...
Manchester woman charged with assault for allegedly throwing knife from moving vehicle
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - A Manchester woman is charged with assault after allegedly throwing a knife at a woman from the passenger seat of a moving vehicle in Cedar Rapids. Paige Abbott was charged with assault by using or displaying a deadly weapon after the incident occurred on Thursday.
WMT radio lays off local on-air personalities
CEDAR RAPIDS — WMT radio has been on the air in Cedar Rapids for more than 100 years. On Thursday, local on-air personalities had their shows canceled abruptly as the station’s parent company, iHeartMedia, implemented changes across the nation after, it said, facing losses in the hundreds of millions of dollars in past
Iowans Report Hearing the Mysterious “World Hum” Sound
People across Iowa report a low-frequency “World Hum” sound, often heard in cities, with no clear confirmed cause yet identified.

















