Good morning, Waterloo.

Cruise UNI drew over 500 classic cars and motorcycles on University Avenue Sunday evening for a nostalgic Labor Day weekend gathering.

The free event featured food trucks, music from Madd Dog Entertainment, and goody bags for families to enjoy a blast from the past (as described by organizers).

Mayor Dave Boesen announced that the Mayor’s Fun Run will feature fourth-grade students running a route in downtown Waterloo.

Local volunteers and community supporters will join the event later in 2026.

Hawkeye Community College announced its summer 2026 graduate list from Cedar Valley today + details for upcoming graduation ceremonies will be shared soon.

The City of Waterloo is hosting a clean-up event Saturday at the local waste station; visitors will be charged $2 per vehicle, $1 per major household appliance (limit three), and $4 per tire.

UnityPoint Health Allen Hospital Community Cancer Center in Waterloo marks 10 years since it opened in 2016, serving over 11,000 unique patients in more than 105,000 visits.

The center has added nutrition support and nurse navigation and will continue investing in advanced treatments to help local families.

Registration is open for the annual Pink Ribbon Run fundraiser to support Beyond Pink TEAM in assisting northeast Iowans undergoing breast cancer treatment.

Community members are encouraged to sign up soon to join this vital local effort.

Four authors of a landmark Iowa cancer report will discuss key findings on environmental risks in an upcoming UNI panel, focusing on the study (Environmental Risk Factors and Iowa’s Cancer Crisis) to inform the community about links between the environment and cancer.

Clara is a 5-year-old American Bully mix at Cedar Bend Humane Society ready for adoption (she follows basic commands and loves treats).

Interested adopters can contact the shelter to learn more.