Brian Tabick
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Iowa City tenant says smoking policy not enforced at her apartment (opens the original)
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IOWA CITY, Iowa (KCRG) - An Iowa City woman says her apartment complex is not enforcing a no-smoking policy included in her lease. Jenna Fischels moved into the Apartments at Iowa near downtown Iowa City in July after her previous lease expired. The complex’s lease includes a policy stating smoking anywhere on the property is not allowed. Fischels said smoke is something that has bothered her since she was young. “I get chest tightness, or sometimes I fall asleep, and I wake up because I can’t b
Family holds vigil for 10-year-old who died on school field trip (opens the original)
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IOWA CITY, Iowa (KCRG) - The family of 10-year-old Ahmed Osman held a vigil Thursday night to honor him and his teacher, whom they called a “hero” after the two died during a field trip. The event was held at the Pheasant Ridge Neighborhood Center, which has supported Ahmed’s family since the tragedy at Lake Macbride State Park on Tuesday. Hundreds of people gathered outside Ahmed’s mother’s workplace to pay their respects, share stories, and support each other. “He was such a joyful kid. He was
Political yard signs still play a role in a digital campaign era (opens the original)
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - Political yard signs remain part of local and statewide elections even as campaigns increasingly use social media to spread their messages quickly and cheaply. Along Glass Road NE in Cedar Rapids, many of the signs have been put up by Joe Aossey and his wife. “We’ve been putting up signs for 40 years,” Aossey said. Aossey said he has noticed changes over the years in how many people put signs in their yards. “There’s a lot less this election than there was ten years a
Neighbors say shooting near Daniels Park caught them off guard (opens the original)
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - The Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation is investigating a police shooting near Daniels Park that left one person with life-threatening injuries. The Cedar Rapids Police Department said it responded to the intersection of Oakland and H Avenue just after 3 p.m. Tuesday. One person was taken to the hospital with what police described as life-threatening injuries. Cody Adams said he noticed crime scene tape, flashing lights and police vehicles while trying to get hom
Millions spent on flood protection, but CSPS basement flooded anyway (opens the original)
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - Workers at CSPS Hall walked into a flooded basement Sunday, despite the city spending tens of millions of dollars to keep floodwater out of the Czech Village NewBo area. Anna Patty, CSPS Hall fund development manager, described the scene. “The water was absolutely just exploding out of our drain in the basement,” Patty said. Inches of water covered the basement. Unlike the 2008 flood, the water did not come from the Cedar River. It came from a combination of a failed
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