Central Iowa woman pleads not guilty to 2011 murder charge
Three people spoke in court on Friday, sharing that they were in disbelief to learn that Kristin Ramsey was accused of killing someone.
Former JoCo Conservation Department superintendent charged with theft
Following a citation in a state audit for recieving more than $30,000 in unauthorized compensation and using department supplies and equipment for personal purposes, former Operations Superintendent of Johnson County Conservation Department was charged with theft in the Johnson County District Court. According to the criminal complaint, Wade Schultz, 56,...
Iowa City 10-year-old bowler qualifies for USBC Junior Gold Championships
IOWA CITY, Iowa (KCRG) - Reed Ballard qualified for the United States Bowling Congress Junior Gold Championships. At Colonial Lanes, the 10-year-old has been putting people on notice for years, throwing strikes. “People started saying things when he was four, five, and six years old. They would say things to...
First Alert Forecast: Sunday Evening, April 12th
KCRG-TV9 First Alert Storm Team Meteorologist AJ Rickman has your latest First Alert Forecast, featuring multiple chances for severe weather this week.
We The People: “It’s more about just the building and the school” – Effort...
A small stone building in Johnson County is telling a much bigger story about how education began in Eastern Iowa and now, there’s a push to preserve it before that history is lost.
Working Iowa: Central Furniture Rescue to hire first CEO
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - Susan Johnston started Central Furniture Rescue seven years ago with just an idea and a garage. The nonprofit gives donated household items to people in need, making sure they can cook a meal, take a shower, have a place to sit and a bed to sleep on.
UI panelists speak on environmental activism and impacts in Iowa
The Hubbell Environmental Law Initiative and the University of Iowa Center for Human Rights collaborated to hold a panel exploring environmental activism and the importance of being involved in community. The “Who Defends the Defenders” event was held in the Hubbard Law Building on April 10 with about 40 attendees....
UI professor repairs damaged ancient manuscripts with AI
A University of Iowa-led research team is aiming to use AI to restore lost sections of ancient manuscripts, with support from a $500,000 grant from Schmidt Sciences, a philanthropic organization that funds unconventional scientific research. Paul Dilley, the Erling B. “Jack” Holtsmark Associate Professor in the UI’s Classics department and...
University of Iowa psychiatry resident programs looking to improve access to care in rural...
IOWA CITY, Iowa (KCRG) - The number of psychiatrists in the state is decreasing due to retirements - and statistics show that two-thirds of Iowa providers work in Johnson, Linn or Polk counties, hours away from rural residents struggling with their mental health. It’s a dire situation for some Iowa...
20 years since the Iowa City tornado. A look back at the F2 twister
Twenty years ago today, shortly after 8 p.m. on April 13, 2006, a devastating F2 tornado ripped through the heart of Iowa City, leaving a path of destruction in its wake. The cyclone traveled a roughly five-mile stretch through the city , first touching down near Walmart along Highway 1, making its way north, leaving more than 6,000 residents without power. Damage was widespread...

















