Emily Schrad is a journalist for KCRG-TV9, focusing on local news in Eastern Iowa. With a passion for community stories, Emily covers a wide range of topics including local events, public safety, healthcare, and political developments. Her reporting aims to inform and engage the community, highlighting the issues and stories that matter most to Eastern Iowa residents.
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Emily Schrad’s work primarily focuses on local news and community events, with a significant emphasis on family & relationships, house & home, as well as health & wellbeing. She frequently covers government announcements and press releases related to these themes.
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The small keyboard instrument gave out last season, which was why the nonprofit was looking to replace it.
People could enjoy samples of different beers, ciders and spirits.
The owner of the bar said they're working with police to try and find the suspect. (KCRG) By Emily Schrad Published: Sep. 3, 2024 at 9:51 PM GMT+2
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - It’s Tailgating season and if you need a new snack to take to your next tailgate or football watch party TV9′s got you covered with our favorite recipes!
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - Auctioneers no longer need a license to hold an auction in Cedar Rapids. The city council made the decision last week.
By: Emily Schrad
IOWA CITY, Iowa (KCRG) - On October 1st, the Iowa City Housing Authority will no longer accept applications for its Public Housing Program.
With the election just under two months away, the candidates are getting ready for their first match-up.
Families can come in and kids can pick out and adopt a bear. With each bear adopted another is donated to a child undergoing treatment in Iowa City.
Along with various floats, both Marion High School and Linn-Mar’s marching bands performed in the parade as well.
It was wagging tails and little legs galore at Hunter’s Run Park in Iowa City Sunday morning at the 3rd annual Corgi Races.
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