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Brian Tabick

Brian Tabick

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Reporter, KCRG-TV (Cedar Rapids, IA)

Cedar Rapids

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Healthcare, Exercise , Diabetes, Healthy Eating, Health Technology , Fitness, Politics, Reproductive Health, Blood Glucose Meters, Well-being

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Total articles 1612

  • DNR continues to work on derecho cleanup on some pieces of public land

    By Brian Tabick Verified| KTIV-TV (Sioux City, IA) Verified CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - Nearly 5 years after the 2020 derecho, some places still look like a snapshot in time. Trees are down, broken limbs cover the ground, and massive root balls are exposed. A lot of that damage is on public hunting land. The Department of Natural Resources keeps pieces of property there, preserves them for conservation, and creates habitats for wildlife. Doug Wyman is a lifelong hunter. “Was hunting with my dad when I was like 7 years old,” he said.

    By Brian Tabick Verified · KTIV-TV (Sioux City, IA)

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • Two Northeast Iowa school boards hold closed meeting after joint superintendent’s social media comments create uproar

    By Brian Tabick Verified| KTTC-TV (Rochester, MN) Verified CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - On Wednesday, the Central Community School Board and Eastern Allamakee School Board had an unusual, closed-session meeting. This comes after an uproar over a now-deleted social media post on Superintendent Nick Trenkamp’s Facebook page. Around 2 community members and staff sat in the hallway outside the board meeting waiting for an answer.

    By Brian Tabick Verified · KTTC-TV (Rochester, MN)

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • DNR continues to work on derecho cleanup on some pieces of public land

    By Brian Tabick Verified| KTIV-TV (Sioux City, IA) Verified CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - Nearly 5 years after the 2020 derecho, some places still look like a snapshot in time. Trees are down, broken limbs cover the ground, and massive root balls are exposed. A lot of that damage is on public hunting land. The Department of Natural Resources keeps pieces of property there, preserves them for conservation, and creates habitats for wildlife. Doug Wyman is a lifelong hunter. “Was hunting with my dad when I was like 7 years old,” he said.

    By Brian Tabick Verified · KTIV-TV (Sioux City, IA)

    Apr. 12, 2025

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KCRG-TV (Cedar Rapids, IA)

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States

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