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The Silent Stadiums of 2020

Local religious leaders talk about sharing peace and hope across different faiths

The August derecho made this already challenging year even more so for so many eastern Iowans, but so many people also stepped up, selflessly to help others.

TV9's Jay Greene caught up with the Coralville Community Food Pantry as they search for volunteers

Man with cancer sheltered complete strangers during derecho amid pandemic

One woman arrested, another hospitalized after head-on crash in Linn County

The two occupants of a mobile home in Iowa City that caught fire on Christmas morning escaped uninjured

Cedar Rapids Police spent Christmas Eve investigating a shots-fired incident on the city's Southeast side

Allison Wynes said she feels great after receiving her first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine.

Thursday morning, 45 people picked up their orders from LP Street Food's Christmas take and bake menu.

People in need receive holiday dinner

People doing last minute shopping on Christmas Eve

The Iowa Department of Public Health on Thursday reported an additional 71 COVID-19 related deaths and 1,425 more cases.

A racial equity group is urging the city of Burlington to sever ties with a bank because of an official’s racist Facebook post.

Linn County Public Health is using state allocated funds to provide community partners with personal protective equipment and other supplies to help mitigate the spread of COVID-19.

Volunteers and workers with the Domestic Violence Intervention Program in Iowa City have a virtual system this year to get gifts to children.

TestIowa sites will have adjusted hours this week for the holidays.

Pharmacies are finalizing their plans and schedules to vaccinate Iowa’s long term care facilities and assisted living centers beginning next week.

The MercyOne Infusion Center has been giving monoclonal antibodies for weeks to coronavirus patients who are over the age of 65 or have high risk factors.

Dubuque police tell TV-9 they’re noticing more schemes and fraud, largely because of the pandemic and economic strain.

The Advocates for Social Justice, which organized during the racial justice protests over the summer, collected donations for Willis Dady.

Christmas Eve is upon us and the cold air is in place.

The Marshalltown Red Kettle Campaign reached its goal this week. It has raised $72,000.

A pastor in Dubuque County describes the gift he says he and his church received just in time for Christmas

City of Marion approves additional $20 million in derecho cleanup efforts

Shane Vander Hart from Pleasant Hill is asking people to think twice before drinking and driving after his mother was killed in a car crash, that investigators say was caused by a drunk driver.

The Antique Car Museum of Iowa is open again to the public at a new location after being closed for months due to the pandemic

Hy-Vee stores in Dubuque have partnered with the Foundation for Dubuque Public Schools to help donate non-perishable foods, hygiene products and other items to local families

An attorney for Congresswoman-Elect Mariannette Miller-Meeks' campaign recently spoke with KCRG-TV9 about Rita Hart's congressional challenge

The arts community in Cedar Rapids recently received a financial lifeline after the Iowa Arts and Culture Recovery Program announced award recipients on Wednesday night.