flooding

Here are some ways YOU can help your friends and neighbors get ready for the flood.

The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is issuing a warning to anyone with a private well for drinking water.

The city is forecast to see a Cedar River crest of 24.1 feet and the city has sprung into action with flood prevention efforts.

Baconfest will be rescheduled to a later date to be determined. Instead, we ask that you join us in supporting the city's flood prevention efforts this weekend.

The Cedar River in Cedar Rapids is now forecast to crest at its second-highest level in history. The latest crest projection is 24.5 feet.

The National Weather Service has issued a flash flood emergency for four northeastern Iowa counties and the photos and video leave no doubt why.

The snow is gone! Spring must be close! For those of you who've lived in Iowa all your life, you know that can change quickly. But spring is on the way, and when it hits, the forecast looks good!

A very strange December weekend left behind almost two-and-a-quarter inches of rain in Cedar Rapids and many other places got saturated as well. That means flooding on a number of Eastern Iowa rivers, including the Cedar. A very uncommon thing in December.

Nothing warms my heart more than stories about happy pets, and this is definitely one of those stories!