An Urbana man charged with hitting and killing a Center Point woman and injuring her boyfriend in a bar parking lot in 2019 will plead later this month.
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An Urbana man charged with hitting and killing a Center Point woman and injuring her boyfriend in a bar parking lot in 2019 will plead later this month.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Sean Berry has been appointed as the top prosecutor in the district until a presidential appointment is made. He isn’t new to the position because he also had the temporary role in 2017.
A former Cedar Rapids man faces attempted murder charges after a June 25 shooting that injured another man. An argument over a woman led to the incident, police said.
A judge Friday will determine competence of Cedar Rapids teen accused of fatally stabbing his parents. If found incompetent, the case will remain on hold until the teen’s competence is restored.
The Linn County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a home invasion in which Coggon homeowners were allegedly physically assaulted.
Judge denies new lawyer for Logan Isaac, 30, charged with kidnapping, sex assault after he doesn’t show up for hearing. Isaac also faces assault charges for resisting and punching police officers.
The Iowa Department of Corrections said the assault happened Friday evening at the Iowa State Penitentiary.
Reginald Little, 46, who killed a 21-year-old man during a 2020 drug robbery, was sentenced to life in prison Friday.
Cedar Rapids man who broke into a man’s home and smashed his father’s cremated ashes was sentenced to five years in prison.
The trial for Roy Carl Browning Jr., 69, who is charged with fatally stabbing his wife in 2019, has been reset for the sixth time to July 12. A crucial witness couldn’t make it to the trial scheduled in February.
A Cedar Rapids man convicted for unintentionally shooting an 18-year-old woman in 2020, now faces another 10 years for federal gun crime.
A former Cedar Rapids nurse pleaded guilty to tampering with vials of opioids and stealing them for her own use. She punctured the vials and refilled them with a clear liquid to conceal her crime.
A Pottawattamie County man convicted of illegally selling testosterone and other drugs for race dogs. He faces up to 15 years in federal prison and will forfeit more than $500,000 in profits.
An Iowa man and his Minnesota son pleaded guilty to a charge of civil disorder in the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot, admitting that the entered the building through a broken window and pushed through a police line once inside.
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