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Linn County is continuing to work on options for the historic Bertram “Blue” Bridge after the structure was damaged in the removal and relocation proc

A historic Linn County bridge has been damaged during a relocation project. As crews were lifting the Bertram “Blue” Bridge off its foundation on Mond

It took Marlin Cairncross nine years to write his 1,560-page autobiography, Confessions of a Boy from the Northern Areas, but its core message has remained unchanged.

Human remains that were found in the Cedar River last week have been identified as Erik Spaw, a Cedar Rapids employee who went missing last summer.

A look at how residents of Astor along the St. Johns River are faring in the wake of Ian. The river rose to record heights.

Drivers in the Enfield area may face some disruption due to temporary road closures for roadworks, starting from next week.

Drivers in the Enfield area may face some disruption due to temporary road closures for roadworks, starting from next week.

A programme of roadworks that will lead to the temporary closure of two roads at various periods until the middle of August is due to start later…

A Hernando County man was arrested after deputies say he hid under a car and kidnapped a woman they called his former domestic partner.

IN 1938 twin brothers Hans and Fritz Toczek arrived in Bradford, having left their old lives in Germany. With Nazism casting its shadow across Europe, the Jewish boys’ father decided it would be safer for them in Britain. It was a decision that saved the twins’ lives. Their father and older brother later died in the Holocaust, along with 40 other family members. But although Hans and Fritz found initial safety in the UK, when the Second World War got underway they were, along with other...