Brian Tabick
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Brian Tabick joined the KCRG-TV9 News team in June 2019.
Prior to coming to KCRG-TV9, Brian spent five years covering news in north-central Iowa at Mason City's KIMT-TV.
Brian graduated from Columbia College Chicago in 2013 with a degree in Broadcast Journalism. He grew up in Algonquin, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago.
Brian is a very big Chicago Cubs baseball fan and played baseball himself for around 15 years.
If you want to leave Brian a tip you can email him at brian.tabick@kcrg.com.
COVID 19 positive care facility workers allowed to continue working as last resort
Small Business Saturday event to continue in Mount Vernon
Locals say mask mandate brings minimal change
Hospital leaders said on Monday that they are close to being in a dire position to treat the people infected by COVID-19.
Faith organization petitions Governor Reynolds to take stronger measures against COVID 19
104-year-old World War II Veteran speaks about his experience
City said it has a better timeline of when the “Quiet Zone” project would be completed
Local business encouraging people not to wear face coverings amid rising COVID 19 cases
Project 90 to receive more help through Habitat for Humanity
On Monday, the number of patients in Iowa hospitals due to the novel coronavirus hit a new high with 730 people getting treated, an increase of more than 150 patients in the last week.
UI students work as contact tracers in Johnson County
Everyone has had to make changes over the last several months because of the novel coronavirus pandemic, especially people who have loved ones living in long-term care facilities.
With cooler temperatures, restaurant owners worry about limited seating because of regulations surrounding the novel coronavirus and keeping people safe.
Law enforcement in Linn County mourned the loss of Ocala Florida Police Chief and former Cedar Rapids Police Chief Greg Graham.
City says it’s done with its first pass of tree removal, but they might have missed some areas
Iowa City residents taking speed control into their own hands
Charges against a Black man in Iowa City last year have been dropped after a federal judge ruled the arrest was unlawful, and the officer was racial profiling.
Over two months after the August 10 derecho damaged so many homes and disrupted so many lives, the Linn Area Partners Active In Disaster said it was getting ready to switch focus.
People are still looking for help with clearing debris two months after the derecho
Some cities are seeing an increase in stolen or damaged political signs
Investigators continued to make progress on Tuesday in finding out more about a shooting on the northeast side of Cedar Rapids.
On Monday, the Waterloo City Council took the first steps to make changes to the police department’s logo after people pointed out its similarity to a white supremacist image.
Homeless shelters changing how they operate
Legislation introduced aims to help meat lockers with extra work due to COVID 19
The number of people facing eviction on the rise amid COVID 19 pandemic
After nearly 10 months of Covid-19 restrictions, there are fewer people driving, which in return, means fewer people buying gas. The Iowa DOT says that also means less money, per gallon for road construction through a gas tax.
The Linn County Health Department asked people who have tested positive for COVID-19 to share their stories.
The spouses of Democratic Presidential candidate and vice presidential candidate Joe Biden and Kamala Harris were in Cedar Rapids on Saturday.
Cedar Rapids' FEMA Disaster Recovery Center closed Saturday after being open for nearly a month.
Raymond James Financial donated $100- thousand dollars to the American Red Cross on Thursday.
One of those is Bo James in Iowa City, though local health officials said rules restricting bars have helped.
Iowa Legal Aid storm victims are living in unsafe conditions and, in some cases, paying rent
Rainy weather this weeks brings more issues for people impacted by derecho
Restaurant and bar owners ask for more pro-active enforcement of COVID-19 guidelines.
Johnson County School activities on hold for at least two weeks
The Buchanan County Veteran’s Memorial has been in the works for over a year, but those leading the effort said there was still work to be done.
Marion soldier killed in Fort Hood Texas laid to rest
Flags being put up over Labor Day weekend for essential workers
Cedar Rapids Transit will be implementing new routes and schedules starting September 8.
Mental health experts say people are starting to seek help following Derecho
Residents at the park said it hasn’t been easy getting the answers they want from the owners.
Tree removal crews said they’re seeing progress but there is a lot left to do