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.
Waterloo officials say Chauvin verdict starts accountability, but more work is needed
The extended hours gave a chance for some people to get shots who had trouble fitting other clinics into their schedules.
The Alliant Energy Powerhouse will look very different on Saturday as it prepares to house a massive 24-hour vaccination clinic.
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission met with the Iowa City City Council Thursday for the first time after being suspended.
After months of phone calls and struggling to get enough vaccines, one county health department said federal vaccine distribution to pharmacies was helping to create more vaccination opportunities.
The people of Independence were mourning the loss of Iowa State Patrol Sgt. Jim Smith after he was killed while on duty in Grundy Center on Friday.
An Eastern Iowa gun shop owner said toy guns were too difficult to distinguish from real guns following a shooting in Waterloo early Wednesday morning.
FBI warns of scams surrounding COVID-19 vaccination cards
Area chiropractors have said that after a year of working from home, they were getting an increase in people who said their backs hurt.
Hundreds of people drove through the St. Mark’s Lutheran Church Thursday celebrating the start of the Easter weekend by viewing a social distant “Trail of the Tomb in the church parking lot.
People in Mechanicsville worry the lone bar in town won’t re-open after owners of Bubba’s Sports Bar and Grill shut the door for good on Saturday.
Cedar Rapids mayoral candidates react to Toyota moving Cedar Rapids location
Podcast created to help struggling artists during the pandemic.
Church holds prayer vigil for those grieving slain prison workers
Union leadership for prison workers has been sounding the siren on the need for workers for years, warning of something like Tuesday’s attack happening.
Willis Dady overflow shelter looks to improve image
Employees with the City of Cedar Rapids spent part of Saturday morning cleaning up garbage along Interstate 380 and Wilson Avenue.
Brother and sister of Eastern Iowa family die two days apart
Funeral directors say FEMA funding is essential for families burying loved ones who died from the COVID-19 virus
Health departments given short notice on expansion of vaccine eligibility
Organizers hoping for in-person Fifth Seasons Race after canceling Run Crandic
Pandemic changing how some companies work indefinitely
Second COVID-19 vaccine brings some people a sense of normalcy
Washington County vaccine clinic canceled due to miscalculation of doses
A man who was arrested in December of 2019 for being a felon in possession of a firearm, as well as a small amount of marijuana, has filed a lawsuit against the city of Iowa City.
Group eligible for vaccine continues to wait
County health leaders said they will be spending the weekend scrambling to adapt to new state rules about who can get a COVID-19 vaccine.
Blackouts from massive storms turns people towards updating power grid
Events canceled in 2020 due to pandemic are returning with a twist
West Liberty Volunteer Fire Department worried about changes
3 nonprofits that teamed up during derecho head to Texas to return the favor
Changes needed to domestic abuse system
Family of stabbing victim said this is a case of domestic abuse
Neighbors of the Linn County overflow shelter on the northwest part of Cedar Rapids said they want the facility moved out of the neighborhood.
UNI enrollment has been down for the last few years, but some on-campus pointed to COVID-19 as the reason why classmates may have left for winter break and not returned.
Willie Ray’s Q Shack owner is headed to Texas to feed people in need.
Harsh cold temperatures continued to linger in Iowa and many other states which forced energy companies to ask people to conserve energy to prevent rolling blackouts in parts of Iowa.
Police ask overnight employees and shoppers to be vigilant
Health experts seeing vaccines increase people moving back into care facilities
Area hospital voices concern over UIHC proposed North Liberty hospital
Pentecostals of Greater Cedar Rapids Area continues working with insurance to repair damaged church
The current federal COVID-19 relief package is set to expire in a few weeks, but some people have yet to see the benefits.
Restaurants banD together to continue COVID-19 safety protocols
Despite vaccination, care facility resident continue to wait to see family
Florists say Valentine’s Day will look different amid pandemic
On Tuesday, a family forever scarred from a 2016 texting while driving crash learned that the driver found responsible would be let out of prison.
