Amie Rivers is a journalist at The Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier. She covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, business and economics, as well as local economy issues such as labor laws and elections. Amie’s work has been featured in Courier Media Group, The Keystone, Copper Courier, The Dogwood, and The Americano.
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Amie's coverage centers around local government, politics, and community events in Iowa. She focuses on elections, small businesses, holidays, and local news.
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Once reserved for kids only, the Coralville pantry program has now expanded to allow anyone to enjoy free meals, regardless of age.
Every week, people gather outside the Homeland Security office in Cedar Rapids. And they wait, hoping people who go in come back out.
James also criticized corporations seeking legal protections from pollution lawsuits and called for stronger action to clean up Iowa's waterways.
Turek's new ad with Obama brought back some memories of Zach's own H-O-R-S-E loss—and Iowa's 2008 win.
Iowa's next attorney general could decide how seriously the state takes corporate polluters.
Candidate for US Senate Josh Turek says US Rep. Ashley Hinson knows she can't defend her record “because she's hurt Iowans with every vote she's cast.”
Fifty-four skilled workers at the Pactiv Evergreen plant are tired of inflation eating up their paycheck—and tired of the middle class getting eaten up, too.
By: Amie Rivers
“You guys blew it on your top ten scenic restaurants in Iowa. At the very least you've made a glaring omission.”
Republicans in the US House are advancing legislation that would disallow OSHA from passing national heat safety standards.
Fifty-four workers at Evergreen in Cedar Rapids are on strike for a living wage. But they say their fight is bigger than just them.
