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Mental health advocate backs new Johnson County jail (opens the original)
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IOWA CITY, Iowa (KCRG) - A longtime mental health advocate said she supports a new jail in Johnson County, set to go before voters in November. Leslie Carpenter said inmates at the Johnson County jail are often sent to other jails because of overcrowding. She said that is one reason she believes a new facility would be an improvement for those with serious mental illness. Carpenter said the current medical clinic space in the jail is too small. “The medical clinic space, is a tiny room. I’ve wal
Amana community rallies for woman battling inoperable brain cancer (opens the original)
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AMANA, Iowa (KCRG) - Dozens of people in Amana rallied this weekend to help a woman battling inoperable brain cancer. Friends, family and community members showed out this weekend for Amana local Susan Matrise. The U.S. Army Veteran has spent the past decade battling various cancer diagnoses. First it was cervical cancer. Matrise fought the disease and went into remission for five years. But the cancer came back in her lungs, liver and thyroid. Now, she’s facing her toughest battle yet, inoperab
Guttenberg celebrates German heritage at annual GermanFest (opens the original)
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GUTTENBERG, Iowa (KCRG) - Guttenberg held its annual Germanfest Friday and Saturday. The festival celebrates the city’s history, when German immigrants settled in the town in the 1800s. Dozens of people took part in the festivities, which included a home brew contest, dance performances and music from a German band. People ate German potato salad and bratwursts with sauerkraut. Copyright 2026 KCRG. All rights reserved.
Public gets look inside Lock and Dam 10 in Guttenberg (opens the original)
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GUTTENBERG, Iowa (KCRG) - People in Guttenberg got a rare look inside Lock and Dam 10 Saturday, a site that is usually off-limits to the public. Matt Arn and his family toured the lock and dam. He said he often goes boating on the Mississippi River and passes through locks. “It’s something that’s been on my bucket list my entire life,” Arn said. Arn said he was interested to learn how the Lock works. “I was always intrigued just to how quickly the water would rise or fall. And kind of learned th
Waypoint opens 12 apartments to address need for affordable housing (opens the original)
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - Waypoint unveiled 12 new apartments at its downtown Cedar Rapids location, an effort the organization says will help address a need for affordable housing in the area. The units are called the Madge Phillips Apartments. Nearly 200 people call Waypoint every day for help with housing, according to the nonprofit. There often isn’t a place for them to go right away. “Our shelters are pretty full. So we’re not always able to place someone the same day that they call looki
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