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Iowa’s top 3 biggest recruiting wins over the past 5 years that paved the...

Cooper DeJean (2021), Gennings Dunker (2021), and Kaleb Johnson (2022) were three of the biggest reasons for the success of the Hawkeye program.
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Edgewood-Colesburg, Clarksville and Regina Catholic advance to state

TROY MILLS, Iowa (KCRG) - The Edgewood-Colesburg, Clarksville and Regina Catholic softball teams advanced to the state tournament next week in Fort Dodge. Edgewood-Colesburg held on to beat North Linn 3-2. This marks the first time in two years the Vikings will play at state. In Class 1A, Clarksville will...
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Jury Convicts Delhi Man for Methamphetamine Offenses

A Delhi man who agreed to distribute methamphetamine and was found in possession of over 1,800 grams of meth was convicted by a jury last Wednesday after a three-day trial in federal court in Cedar Rapids. 45-year old Jesse Jon Harbach was convicted of conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine and possession...
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Iowa County Supervisors pave way for solid waste ordinance

MARENGO — Iowa County Supervisors agreed Friday to consider a flow control ordinance that would allow the Iowa County landfill to fine people and companies who dispose of their garbage anywhere other than the Iowa County Landfill near Homestead. Garrett Dozark, a Williamsburg attorney and member of the Regional Environ
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City council to determine fate of historic bridge

ANAMOSA, Iowa (KCRG) - Tonight at 6 p.m., the Anamosa city council will vote on whether to demolish a 140-year-old bridge. Jones County and the City are looking to approve a settlement to destroy the Dillon Military Bridge. During a meeting last summer, they found it would cost nearly $200,000...
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Delhicacy Indian restaurant announces closure in Cedar Rapids

CEDAR RAPIDS — An established Indian restaurant is closing in Cedar Rapids as its owner enters a new chapter in life. But fans of the restaurant can look forward to another iteration of it in the future. Delhicacy, a full-service restaurant at 921 Blairs Ferry Rd. NE, has announced plans to close just shy of its five-y
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Number of people experiencing homelessness in Iowa increasing as national number decreases

IOWA CITY, Iowa (KCRG) - New federal data shows 9 in 10,000 Iowans experienced homelessness in 2025 - a total of 2,816 people. The state saw higher numbers of unhoused people with a 7% increase from 2024 to 2025. This differs from the nation’s 3.3% decrease in the same time...
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Cyclosporiasis seen across country, but not in Linn County

The national Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has confirmed more than 840 cases of cyclosporiasis, a stomach bug caused by the microscopic parasite cyclospora, across 31 states, according to the most recently available data . The total is likely higher, given the disease’s delayed onset and case counts in hig
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UI directs $15 million endowment to cancer research, arts, hiring

Tapping into its nearly a $1 billion public-private partnership (P3) endowment fund , the University of Iowa plans to invest $15 million to support various projects across campus, anchored by dance center and pharmacy renovations, program expansions and staff retention. How much does the UI have available in P3 funding
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Red Cross declares emergency blood shortage, shares drives in eastern Iowa

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - The American Red Cross says it’s facing an emergency blood shortage from a steep decline in supply since the end of May. It says hospitals see a higher demand for blood during the summer months, when people are more likely to suffer outdoor or recreational injuries.

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