Coralville News

Several eastern Iowa foster parents were in court Friday... And it was for a good reason.

A Coralville man accused of hitting another man on the pedestrian mall in April has been found not guilty.

Thanksgiving is a time to be thankful for everything we have. This year, one eastern Iowa woman is thankful for a very simple thing.

A Dubuque-based company is opening a store in Coralville, bringing 80 new jobs by next fall.

James Dale Harris, 21, of 6622 College Park Court Apt. 3 in Cedar Rapids was arrested for drunken driving at 2:28 a.m. Sunday, Nov.

Coralville Police are still tying up loose ends on a prostitution investigation that resulted in the arrest of two alleged prostitutes.

A Cedar Rapids walk-in chiropractic clinic has opened a third location in Coralville.

Talon Dane Haskins, 21, of 15607 220th St. in Hawkeye was arrested for drunken driving at 6:24 p.m. Saturday, Nov.

Police have arrested a suspect in a robbery outside the Coralville Wal-mart. Calvin Pearson, 42, is charged with second degree robbery.

Sarah Sue Gross, 41, of 1291 White Oak Court NE in Lisbon was arrested for drunken driving at 3:05 p.m. Monday, Nov.

A transient has been arrested in connection with a robbery that took place in the parking lot of a Walmart store in Coralville.

Jerry Meis, chairman of Lenoch & Cilek Ace Hardware in the Iowa communities of Iowa City, Coralville and Marion, has been elected third vice president of the North American Retail Hardware Association at the organization's annual meeting.

A Coralville woman faces forgery and possession of stolen property charges for making purchases with credit cards she allegedly stole from the Iowa City Probation Office.

A Coralville woman is accused of using a credit card and gift card from a purse she stole from the Iowa City probation office.

A westside eatery is taking a chance on a new location, new menu and new name. Monica's Italian Bistro and Pizzeria is moving from Walden Plaza off of Mormon Trek Boulevard to the former Slugger's location on the Coralville Strip, owner Randy Larson said Tuesday.

An Iowa calling center has decided to add 55 new positions as the holiday season approaches.

The move of St. Thomas More Catholic Church from Iowa City to its new home in Coralville has been 10 years in the making, but at 4 p.m. Nov.

When Mary Grimm started at ACT, it was 1968, she was fresh out of high school, and there were 100 employees.

Posted on Nov 06, 2009 by Rick Smith . The city now has about $100 million in federal money to buy out some 1,000 flood-damaged properties.

David Wurth Meyer, 21, of 30 Lincoln Ave. No. 25 in Iowa City was arrested for forgery by credit card, fraudulent criminal acts using a credit card at 11:48 p.m. Monday, Oct.