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UNI football at Nebraska: TV, live stream, 3 keys to the game, score prediction (Sept. 14, 2024)
The strength of Northern Iowa’s schedule skyrockets with a matchup at No. 23 Nebraska Saturday night. Here are three keys and a score prediction for the Panthers.
Iowa high school football scores: Week 3 Gazette-area live scoreboard (Sept. 13, 2024)
Follow Gazette-area Week 3 Iowa high school football games live with our updating scoreboard Friday night.
Photos: 2024 Cedar Rapids Invitational cross country
Photos from the Cedar Rapids Invitational high school cross country meet Thursday night at Seminole Valley Park.
5 Iowa college football storylines: Upper Iowa’s Eddie Burgess tries to extend touchdown catch streak
Upper Iowa’s Eddie Burgess takes touchdown streak into Week 3. More passing success for Coe? Wartburg faces ranked foe. Cornell looks to rebound and Luther begins play. Here are five storylines in Iowa small college football this weekend.
The animal was seen near Cedar Rapids last year and has been wandering the area since. It’s unclear where the elk came from.
A Cedar Rapids man was sentenced to nearly four years in federal prison for possessing gun as felon. He has a lengthy history of gun violence and assaultive behavior.
About 65 percent of the state is currently experiencing abnormal dryness, up 22 percent from last week, according to data from Thursday’s update of the U.S. Drought Monitor.
Rachel Wall resigns from board position
Larry Gullett worked on conservation boards throughout Iowa for most of his career. He was 65.
James Bechtel, a project and systems analyst for Johnson County, has been named the county’s interim executive director.
One of the Fairfield teens convicted of killing their Spanish teacher is asking the Iowa Supreme Court to resentence him without a mandatory minimum of his life sentence. He argues its cruel and unusual punishment.
Nicholson was one of four finalists for the job to replace retired chief Shane Kron. His appointment is pending approval from the City Council.
University of Iowa investigators have identified individuals involved in multiple reports of fondling on campus this week, describing them as juveniles “asking for hugs, grabbing people’s buttocks, and attempting to take items from victims.”
Also in the Campaign Almanac: Iowa Farm Bureau’s political arm endorses Ashley Hinson.
Supervisors investigating options for leaky roof, aging AC
A federal jury convicted an accountant/business instructor who laundered over $800,000 in a spoof email scheme. One of her targets was a Cedar Rapids Catholic church that was in the middle of a renovation project.
The Missouri case marked the 14th person to contract highly pathogenic avian influenza, or H5N1, this year amid ongoing outbreaks among poultry and dairy cattle.
Brian Busch, a former University of Iowa employee, who was the subject of an Iowa State Auditor report last month, faces a variety of charges.
LeClaire resident seeks ethics probe of Republican rep’s voting address
Plus, Republican state lawmakers take carbon capture pipelines to court
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Toad the Wet Sprocket coming to Cedar Rapids
Alt-rockers opening for Ba*****ed Ladies at McGrath Amphitheatre
Moustafa Tiea ‘shakes off the rust,’ races to victory at Cedar Rapids Invitational cross country meet
Prep cross country: Iowa City West’s Moustafa Tiea ‘shakes off the rust,’ races to victory at Cedar Rapids Invite. Prairie boys, Ankeny Centennial girls are team champions.
Who the ranked Iowa high school football teams face in Week 3 (Sept. 13, 2024)
Here’s a look at who all 70 Iowa high school football teams ranked in this week’s Gazette poll face in Week 3 games Friday night.
Iowa high school football podcast: Week 2 review, updated rankings on the Prep Football Huddle
Which Iowa high school football teams made the biggest statements in Week 2? We look back at some key Gazette-area games and how those results shook up the rankings on the Prep Football Huddle.
Photos: Cornell at Coe women’s volleyball (Sept. 11, 2024)
Coe swept Cornell in a women’s college volleyball game at Coe College in Cedar Rapids on Wednesday.
UNI RB Tye Edwards traces early-season success to his faith and extra workouts
Running back Tye Edwards’ decision to transfer to Northern Iowa ahead of the 2023 season and his career-best production through this season’s first two games all goes back to his faith.
UNI wrestling schedule: Panthers release home events for 2024-25 college wrestling season
UNI released its list of home wrestling events for the 2024-25 season. The Panthers will host Iowa State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, South Dakota State and Nebraska. UNI will also compete in the NWCA National Duals, noting that the Division I component will return to the Multi-Divisional event.
Fun Facts: Troy vs. Iowa. The Hawkeyes’ first 4-letter word battle in 46 years
Fun Facts for Saturday’s Iowa football game against Troy. The game is on FS1, where the Hawkeyes have been invincible. Only Troy has a tight end from Ottumwa.
Iowa running back Kaleb Johnson reemerges as big-play threat in third year with Hawkeyes
Iowa’s Kaleb Johnson has statistically been one of best running backs in the country through the first two weeks of the 2024 season.
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Libertarian candidates for Congress in 3 Iowa districts are challenging a state panel’s ruling that would disqualify their candidacies and remove their spot on the ballot for the Nov. 5 elections. If the Supreme Court upholds the state panel’s ruling, the three Libertarian candidates — Nicholas Gluba in Eastern Iowa’s 1st District, Marco Battaglia in Central Iowa’s 3rd District and Charles Aldrich in Western Iowa’s 4th District — will not appear on ballots. All three candidates have said if they lose their spot on the ballot, they will continue to campaign and ask Iowans to cast write-in votes. Full story: https://www.thegazette.com/crime-courts/iowa-justices-vow-fast-ruling-as-libertarian-congressional-hopefuls-make-case-to-be-on-ballot/ #IowaNews #iowasupremecourt #LibertarianParty
Hundreds gathered in the Benton County city of Belle Plaine on Thursday to see the world’s largest operating steam locomotive in action. Big Boy No. 4014 is one of 25 large steam engines that the Union Pacific Railroad built during World War II. It weighs about 1.2 million pounds, measures 132 feet long and boasts 7,000 horsepower. Eight of the Big Boys are still around, but No. 4014 is the only one that is functional, after it was restored by the Union Pacific Railroad between 2013 and 2019. The others are on display in museums around the country. Full story: https://www.thegazette.com/news/historic-steam-engine-passes-through-iowa-on-thursday/ #IowaNews #steamengine #unionpacific #UnionPacific4014 #unionpacificbigboy #thegazette
Iowa U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson and Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig visited Hawkeye Area Community Action Program’s Food Reservoir in Hiawatha Wednesday to discuss how the state is working to connect Iowa food banks with Iowa farmers and producers to help alleviate food insecurity. Full story: https://www.thegazette.com/government-politics/as-more-iowans-face-food-insecurity-leaders-look-to-partnerships-for-solutions/ #IowaNews #foodinsecurity #thegazette HACAP
Looking for a review of this week in Iowa politics? This week, three Libertarian Congressional candidates were voted off of the ballot. Plus, a Republican will not appear on the ballot after the Linn County GOP chair refused to certify results. Listen: https://www.thegazette.com/podcasts/on-iowa-politics-podcast-three-libertarian-congressional-candidates-not-on-november-ballot/ #iowapolitics #IowaNews #IowaPodcast #oniowapolitics #thegazette
The 2024 Gazette Gives Back nonprofits gathered yesterday to discuss how the world of branding can be applied to their organizations.🌟Thank you to our sponsor Collins Community Credit Union for providing this space for the group to learn and grown their mission. Learn more about Gazette Gives Back at rewards.thegazette.com/givesback
The Gazette asked fairgoers to share the favorite thing they saw, did, and ate at the Iowa State Fair. Read The Gazette's coverage of all things Iowa State Fair: https://www.thegazette.com/iowa-state-fair/
Iowa State Fair goers may find themselves in the midst of street shows put on by juggler and magician Greg Frisbee and one-man band Bandaloni, aka Paul David. Fair season starts in May and runs through the fall. This means entertainers like Frisbee and David are on the road for weeks, sometimes months, at a time. Read about life as a fair entertainer: https://www.thegazette.com/arts-entertainment/roaming-entertainers-make-magic-at-the-iowa-state-fair/ #iowastatefair #thegazette #juggler #magician #onemanband #bandaloni #fairentertainment
Our largest Pints & Politics event of the year!🗞️Thank you to all who came to Millstream last week to participate in our discussion on local, state, and national politics.🎙️Thank you Cedar Rapids Area Association of REALTORS® for supporting this event and Iowa Public Radio for your partnership!🌟We can’t wait for the next event on October 3rd at Big Grove Brewery! https://store.thegazette.com/products/pints-politics-october-3
The Sugar Plum Fairy is going to fall flat on her face, and “Hedwig’s Theme” from “Harry Potter” will lose its magic unless Orchestra Iowa raises enough money to buy a new celesta. The instrument will be used in nearly a dozen of Orchestra Iowa’s 2024-25 Masterworks, Pops and Partner Productions. A new one costs upward of $60,000. So far, the orchestra has raised $44,000 in a “key” fundraising effort, with each $1,000 donation buying a key, a dedication of the donor’s choosing, and a note of thanks. Full story: https://www.thegazette.com/music/orchestra-iowas-key-fundraiser-a-new-celesta/
At a Tuesday night event at the Cedar Rapids Country Club, Republican Party of Iowa Chair Jeff Kaufmann said “Democratic activists” pushed back on having a Jewish American vice presidential nominee. Kaufmann called Harris' pick of Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz over Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro "blatantly antisemitic". Read the full story: https://www.thegazette.com/federal-government/iowa-gop-chair-calls-it-blatantly-antisemitic-for-kamala-harris-to-pick-tim-walz-as-running-mate-d/ #presidentialelection2024 #KamalaHarris #TimWalz #IowaGOP
Iowa Republican U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson hosted her annual "BBQ Bash" fundraiser Saturday at Hawkeye Downs in Cedar Rapids. This year’s headliners included House Judiciary Committee Chair Jim Jordan and Republican U.S. Rep. Tom Emmer of Minnesota, the House majority whip. Read: https://www.thegazette.com/campaigns-elections/kamala-harris-border-record-takes-center-stage-at-ashley-hinson-fundraiser/
This week the On Iowa Politics podcast talks about who Kamala Harris' running mate will be... and whether enduring Tulsi Gabbard billboards remain in Iowa.👀 Tune in: https://www.thegazette.com/on-iowa-politics-podcast/on-iowa-politics-podcast-who-will-be-harriss-running-mate/
When Rich and Marion Patterson bought their home near Cedar Rapids in 2010, a lone magnolia decorated the manicured front lawn. Today, their home sitting on two acres is surrounded by restored prairie, planted in sections over the years including the latest in 2020. “We have reduced mowing by probably 70 percent of the area here, and created a very diverse, very beautiful habitat,” Rich said. Read how three Iowa lands became home to restored prairie: https://www.thegazette.com/environment-nature/how-three-iowa-lands-became-home-to-restored-prairie/ #prairierestoration #thegazette #IowaNews #prairie #iowaprairie #environmentalnews #Iowa
This week on the On Iowa Politics podcast, journalists from across Iowa discuss the aftermath of the attempted assassination of former president Donald Trump. Full episode: https://www.thegazette.com/videos/on-iowa-politics-podcast-aftermath-of-attempted-assassination-of-donald-trump/
🛎️Pints & Politics is back!🎤Join The Gazette, Iowa Public Radio, and sponsor Cedar Rapids Area Association of REALTORS® for Pints & Politics, August Edition!📌This month we meet at Millstream Brewing to take in the beautiful Amanas! 🎟️$5 tickets are on sale now! https://www.thegazette.com/special-events/pints-politics-august-8/ #crgazette #gazetteevents
Tuesday's Business Breakfast was a success!🌟 The Gazette, Greater Iowa City Inc, Better Business Bureau, and the Iowa City business community gathered to discuss how inflation is affecting our local economy.☕️Thank you to all who participated, and we hope you join us at the next event in September! https://www.thegazette.com/special-events/business-breakfast-september-10/
Want to work for a company that values innovation and growth?↗️Check out our Company Spotlight on Kirkwood Community College, Mediacom , and Anamosa State Penitentiary! https://www.thegazette.com/special-events/company-spotlight-june-24-28/ #CompanySpotlight by Corridor Careers #gazetteevents #crgazette #corridorcareers
Business Breakfast is in Iowa City!🌟Hear from the experienced panel on how inflation is affecting the local economy. https://www.thegazette.com/special-events/business-breakfast-july-9/ 🤝Enjoy networking and breakfast for the first half hour! Join The Gazette, Greater Iowa City Inc, and Better Business Bureau from 7:30-9 AM on July 9.
The Gazette's Tom Barton breaks down courtroom battles over hemp products in this week's episode of On Iowa Politics Podcast. Tune in: https://www.thegazette.com/podcasts/on-iowa-politics-podcast-breaking-down-courtroom-battles-over-hemp-products/ #iowapolitics #IowaNews #hempproducts #thegazette #thcdrinks
The mission of Marion-based Monarch Research Project is restoring natural habitat and rearing monarch butterflies. The Gazette took a look behind the scenes at the project's lab and found out how Iowans can support monarchs in their own backyards. Read the full story: https://www.thegazette.com/curious-iowa/curious-iowa-how-can-a-backyard-garden-help-butterflies-and-bees/ #curiousiowa #monarchcaterpillar #monarchbutterflies
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