Diane Fannon-Langton

Iowa poet also wrote letters to children from Peter Pan, toured war-torn Europe

It was built in 1914 and rebuilt after 1985 fire

1903 building has had many uses, including stint as a fire station

150-plus years later, Marion building still stands

Ballot issue follows controversy over removing ‘Gender Queer’ memoir

Gazette’s arts columnist answered the phone for a surprising interview

Also, Cedar Rapids asks for input on westside library park

Woman and Home was printed from 1888 to 1947 in Norwegian, Danish, Swedish.

Midtown Reserve, part of Epic Catering LLC’s new triplex of restaurants near downtown Cedar Rapids, will be the company’s most upscale offering.

Imperative to the nationally-ranked pediatric cancer care at the University of Iowa Stead Family Children’s Hospital are its people, and the 28-year-old student-led UI Dance Marathon on Monday made another monumental move to support them with a $1.5 million donation.

This 1957 photos shows the Interior of the Iowa Electric Light and Power Co. hydroelectric plant on First Street NE …

The Gazette hired Cyrus Fosmire to produce cartoons and drawings for publication with Gazette stories. His first day on the job, and the first day his name was included in the masthead as “Illustrator,” was Jan. 1, 1896, when he was 20 years old.

Advocates for the program say the closure will create challenges for teen parents trying to finish high school.

Fewer international students have been enrolling in Iowa’s public universities for years – even before COVID-19 locked down travel and crippled the campus’ global reach – and lawmakers on Monday probed the Board of Regents for an answer to why.

Cedar Rapids Museum of Art shows history through noted photographer’s lens

Cedar Rapids company specialized in printing rare, limited edition books after 1905 founding.

Edgar Bergen dropped into a meeting in Cedar Rapids in1963 and used his hand to demonstrate his ventriloquism talent. Donations spiked 23 percent after his talk.

Figures still on display in Algona every December

Fifteen months after a University of Iowa student reported she was sexually assaulted by two fraternity brothers, who then shared video and pictures of the attack, Iowa City police have arrested one of the accused men, Carson Douglas Steffen.

Four years after the University of Iowa began vehemently denying allegations it discriminated against a student organization the campus deregistered for barring an openly-gay member from becoming a leader, the state will pay the law firm representing the student group nearly $2 million.