Area Muslim leaders say shootings not motivated by religion

The Gazette - Sat Nov 07

Posted on Nov 07, 2009 by Molly Rossiter . Imam Taha Tawil, director of the Mother Mosque of America in Cedar Rapids, speaks on the need for cross-cultural understanding in a talk at Zion Lutheran Church in Iowa City.

Man pleads guilty to assaulting officer

KTIV-TV Sioux City - Fri Nov 06

A Cedar Rapids man has pleaded guilty to assault charges in connection with the beating of a police officer.

Important Note About Flood Debris Removal

KCRG - Fri Nov 06

CEDAR RAPIDS a ' The City of Cedar Rapids Solid Waste and Recycling Division has coordinated the removal of 41,538 tons of residential flood debris since the flood of 2008.

Mass H1N1 Clinic in Linn County

KGAN - Fri Nov 06

A mass clinic to protect against a deadly virus. Linn County held it's first H1N1 immunization clinic Friday at Hawkeye Downs in Cedar Rapids.

Michelle Kehoe Guilty

KGAN - Thu Nov 05

U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley says federal funding that will pay the bulk of the cost to buy out some 1,300 flood-damaged properties in Cedar Rapids is closer to being available.

2nd District GOP hopeful promises a distinct differencea

The Gazette - Thu Nov 05

" Christopher Reed wants to enact term limits for members of Congress - " starting with 2nd District Rep.

Trustee begins liquidating Miell properties

The Gazette - Thu Nov 05

Posted on Nov 05, 2009 by David DeWitte . A court-appointed bankruptcy trustee has begun taking steps to liquidate the rental properties ofA Cedar Rapids landlord Robert Miell.

Recount Changes Outcome of Palo Council Seat

KCRG-TV Cedar Rapids - Wed Nov 04

A close race in the Linn County town of Palo proves results on election night are unofficial.

City Leaders Debate Downtown Cedar Rapids' Future

KCRG - Wed Nov 04

New ideas to reshape and rebuild downtown Cedar Rapids after the flood are re-emerging. But some council members aren't happy with those ideas.

Woman accused of stealing from church

KGAN - Wed Nov 04

A worker for the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Dubuque has been charged with theft for stealing money from a program designed to defray the tuition costs of Catholic school students.