The man accused of killing Mollie Tibbetts last year plans to hire two more expert witnesses, at the public’s expense, …
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The man accused of killing Mollie Tibbetts last year plans to hire two more expert witnesses, at the public’s expense, …
Hy-Vee customers have named the grocer in a class-action lawsuit after a cyber breach compromised payment card data at numerous …
CEDAR RAPIDS – An Independence man was charged this week with sexual exploitation of children and distributing images over the …
CARROLL, Iowa – An Iowa doctor has agreed to pay $1 million to settle allegations that he performed medically unnecessary …
CEDAR RAPIDS – Multiple shots were fired Tuesday night at a residence in the 3000 block of Breyer Street SW …
MANCHESTER, Iowa – A judge overseeing a trial to determine whether an eastern Iowa roadside zoo should be closed told …
Background Almost four years later and a Cedar Rapids man still hasn’t made it to trial in the robbery of …
CEDAR RAPIDS – Todd Thalblum, rabbi at Temple Judah in Cedar Rapids, wants the synagogue to be a welcoming place …
CEDAR RAPIDS – A Cedar Rapids man was sentenced Wednesday to nearly 14 years in federal prison for distributing heroin …
Jurors in the animal neglect trial of Barbara Kavars, the owner of a Manly puppy breeding facility, were shown photos …
CEDAR RAPIDS – A former director of a day care in Toledo will plead guilty to embezzling at least $5,000 …
CORALVILLE – A fire caused an estimated $10,000 in damage to a Coralville apartment early Wednesday. The Coralville Fire Department …
CEDAR RAPIDS – The Cedar Rapids Police Department received a $222,345 federal grant to expand its mental health liaison program …
IOWA CITY – An arrest has been made in the Oct. 1 robbery of a pizza delivery driver. Iowa City …
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