Seven Trans Protestors In Iowa Were Criminally Charged Months After Attending a Protest
Civil rights activists in Iowa are raising the alarm after police filed criminal charges against seven people who attended a protest last year -...
Sentencing delayed for Cedar Rapids man who admitted to killing his infant son
Sentencing has been delayed for a Cedar Rapids man who took a plea deal in the death of his infant son. Samuel Goodwin, 24,...
Dubuque Man Receives Federal Prison Sentence
A Dubuque man who possessed a firearm as a felon and found to be an unlawful drug user was sentenced this week to nine...
Highest-rated Mexican restaurants in Iowa City by diners
Stacker compiled a list of the highest-rated Mexican restaurants in Iowa City using data from Yelp. Originally published on stacker.com, part of the BLOX...
Cedar Rapids police confirm swatting call at Jefferson High School
A swatting call caused a large police presence at Jefferson High School in Cedar Rapids Friday morning.Story continues
National Alliance on Mental Illness in Iowa advocates for more resources in the state
Kurt Rogahn with NAMI Linn County joins us to talk about what priorities NAMI is taking to the Iowa legislature this year.Story continues
Iowa Legend Kittle’s Jersey Sold to Benefit NIL
The University of Iowa NIL store has dropped a George Kittle Legacy jersey to directly benefit Hawkeye student-athletes as they look...
Police make arrest following January murder in Cedar Rapids
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - Police have made an arrest following the death of a 29-year-old Cedar Rapids man last week. In an update...
Iowa Has One of the Most Dangerous Colleges in America
Iowa Has One of the Most Dangerous Schools in America. College is supposed to be an exciting and enriching experience for anyone who is...
Iowa City arson suspect accused of trying to illegally cancel her son’s health insurance,...
An Iowa City arson suspect is accused of trying to cancel her son's health insurance and medical appointments, despite a no-contact order being in...
