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Trial delayed for man accused in child's death
Trial for a Waterloo man accused of killing his infant son has been postponed. Antwuan Demon Williams Sr., 22, had been scheduled to go before a jury on a charge of first-degree murder in August.
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Norris may bring 'Next Generation' learning plan to Waterloo schools
Officials saw what may be the next generation of learning for Waterloo Community Schools' students when they visited Florida's Sarasota County in May.
New First Judicial District judge is appointed
A recent Morningside Graduate has been selected to teach English at elementary schools in Sioux City's Japanese sister city.
Q. Many programs have been canceled due to 24-hour coverage of the floods, why did they then feel it was necessary to run six hours of golf on Saturday and continue airing it also on Sunday and Monday? How many ...
Reward offered in flood murder
Juice bar one step closer to opening in Waterloo The Iowa Court of Appeals has ruled on the side of local business man who's looking to bring a nude juice bar to Waterloo.
Juice bar one step closer to opening in Waterloo
The Iowa Court of Appeals has ruled on the side of local business man who's looking to bring a nude juice bar to Waterloo.
Preparing for the Special Olympics
Some children in Waterloo are learning to play sports now, in preparation for a major competition in the future.
Iowa Proud Waterloo: Rebuilding the riverfront
The city is in the middle of seventeen major projects to revitalize the downtown area.
Armed robbery investigated in Waterloo
Police are investigating an armed robbery. It happened around 10:20 Tuesday night at the King Star Two convenience store on Logan Avenue in Waterloo.
Residents of flooded section of Waterloo robbed
ABOUT FIVE PEOPLE WHO HAD LIVED ON SANS SOUCI ISLAND RETURNED TO THEIR PROPERTY MONDAY.
A Waterloo business suddenly calls it quits, leaving workers and the community without an explanation.
"It's what this community is really all about," says Joe Vich, Founder and CEO of Community National Bank.
Non-profit problems for Center for Independent Living
A number of non-profit organizations in downtown Waterloo were hit hard by the floods.
Cowboy Breakfast raises money for horse riding program
A breakfast fit for a cowboy is helping raise money for the disabled. Aspire's annual cowboy breakfast saddled up Sunday morning in Waterloo.
Veterans groups look for new members
The American Legion of Iowa is holding its state convention this weekend at the Five Sullivan Brothers Convention Center in Waterloo.
Interpreting the Largest ICE Raid in U.S. History: A Personal Account
Editor's Note: A Spanish-language interpreter in Postville, Iowa battled with his own ethical decisions about how to stay neutral during the largest single-site raid in U.S. history.
An interpreter speaking up for migrants
WATERLOO, Iowa : In 23 years as a certified Spanish interpreter for U.S. courts, Erik Camayd-Freixas has spoken up in criminal trials many times, but the words he uttered were rarely his own.
Shipping delays remain as Midwest floodwaters ease
Shipments of coal and other freight in the Midwest are still being delayed almost a month after record-breaking floods decimated the landscape from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, to Hannibal, Mo.
Park closed: George Wyth Memorial State Park closed until at least August
A park closed sign at George Wyth Memorial State Park won't be down anytime soon.
Tree falls on neighbor's house
One Waterloo homeowner getting an unexpected renovation today. A man was cutting down a tree in his yard when it started to fall in the wrong direction.