Aaron Washington has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder for firing a handgun at two women inside a vehicle Monday, Cedar Rapids police said.
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Aaron Washington has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder for firing a handgun at two women inside a vehicle Monday, Cedar Rapids police said.
‘We’re going to talk about the violent death of a young girl’
GRUNDY CENTER — A man suspected of fatally shooting an Iowa State Patrol trooper during a violent standoff last month has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder and other charges in the case.
Police are investigating a shots fired incident after reports of gunfire Monday morning near the 1800 block of Park Avenue SE in southeast Cedar Rapids.
It’s been nearly three years since Mollie Tibbetts went missing, her body found over a month later. Jury selection began Monday in the murder trial.
The Supreme Court agreed Monday to decide whether states can ban abortions before a fetus can survive outside the womb.
Police say he dropped cartons of cigarettes valued at about $1,600
Tenant Takesha Rogers asks court to reverse the City of Cedar Rapids’ nuisance designation of the house she rents - owned by Charles Davisson - because it means eviction for her.
Iowa City police are investigating a suspicious death after a man with multiple gunshot wounds was found behind the wheel of a crashed car early Sunday.
Police said Tommy Curry thought he was meeting a woman he had been talking to for months. Instead, Curry was shot and killed.
A 7-year-old orange tabby cat that was tossed into the Cedar River Monday from the Third Avenue Bridge is recovering at Cedar Rapids Animal Care and Control.
William Yancey is the third defendant convicted in the robbery and fatal shooting of James Booher, who went missing in 2014.
A Marion couple is accused of stealing $26,600 worth of gift cards from the Salvation Army and using them to shop at various Walmart locations.
Damian James Hunter pleaded guilty to sexually abusing two children ages 5 and 6 for over a year.
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