A Cedar Rapids woman was arrested Tuesday on charges that she abused a dependent adult woman who was in her care.
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A Cedar Rapids woman was arrested Tuesday on charges that she abused a dependent adult woman who was in her care.
A Marion man was arrested early Wednesday after shots were fired during a domestic distrubance on 16th Avenue police responded to a domestic violence report and shots fired call at an apartment complex on 16th Ave, Cedar Rapids.
UI police arrested an 18-year-old Tuesday, charging he strangled a woman on the UI campus until she lost consciousness and then stole her earrings, valued at $20,000.
There will be a clinic Saturday in Linn County where formerly incarcerated people can meet with a lawyer to get information about clearing their records, as well as find other resources, like job opportunities and help reinstating their voting rights.
More charges will be filed against a man accused of murder in a shooting at a Cedar Rapids nightclub, police said Tuesday.
A former UI student charged with killing his parents and sister wants trial moved out of Linn Co. Lawyers argue news coverage has been “pervasive and inflammatory.”
A Johnson County nurse is suing a background-check company for allegedly costing her a job offer.
A Honduran man pleaded to fatally stabbing a Cedar Rapids man during a fight last year in a hotel room. He was also sentenced to 10 years in prison. After serving his sentence he will be deported.
A Cedar Rapids man was found dead Monday morning after police responded to a shots-fired call in the area of 12th Avenue and Auburn Drive SW, Cedar Rapids.
Federal appeals courts considering similar laws in Iowa and Idaho had split over the issue, raising Kansas' hope that the high court would step in.
The Iowa Supreme Court ruled Friday that two restaurants cannot collect damages from insurance policies for losing business following the governor’s March 2020 order requiring restaurants to temporarily stop in-person dining amid rising COVID-19 cases.
A Coralville woman, convicted last year for helping one of the men who robbed and killed Kejuan Winters in 2020, was sentenced this week to federal prison for illegally possessing ammo as a felon.
He faces a felony charge in connection with an alleged assault on a woman in a downtown apartment building last year.
Henry Dinkins of Davenport, accused of killing the 10-year-old, will have his trial in Linn County, not Scott County.
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