derecho

After the August 10th derecho hit Eastern Iowa, tons of people in the community came together to help each other out. Some of those people were local business owners, many of whom used their resources to offer free food and/or services to people in the area.

The company says approximately 340,000 customers will receive the credits, most of them in the Cedar Rapids area.

Marion's Mayor says that derecho cleanup has progressed enough to allow relaxation of burn ban rules, with many still in place.

There is still time to get the help you need.

Musicians from everywhere can submit now for the collection available to download October 2.

USHL Hockey will not be played in Cedar Rapids this year.

About three of every four trees in the right-of-way throughout the city were impacted by the August 10 derecho. The city has started to assess them, one by one.

The Derecho resource center in Northeast Cedar Rapids has a free hot meal on Tuesday.

The area is still considered abnormally dry, despite tons of rain last week.

This weekend's event at Hawkeye Downs will no longer be happening thanks to that August 10th derecho that blew through Eastern Iowa.