CEDAR RAPIDS — With her charge of sexual exploitation still pending, former Washington High substitute teacher Mary Beth Haglin has …
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CEDAR RAPIDS — With her charge of sexual exploitation still pending, former Washington High substitute teacher Mary Beth Haglin has …
CEDAR RAPIDS – Mary Beth Haglin, a former Washington High School substitute teacher accused of having a sexual relationship with …
CEDAR RAPIDS – In the days after the abrupt exits of popular Washington High administrators Ralph Plagman and Mike Johnson, …
CEDAR RAPIDS – A former Washington High School substitute teacher accused of having a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old student …
CEDAR RAPIDS – In the midst of his second investigation of a rumored sexual relationship between substitute teacher Mary Beth …
CEDAR RAPIDS — Neither of the two in-district investigations of a sexual relationship between a Washington High School substitute teacher …
CEDAR RAPIDS — Two longtime Washington High School administrators, Principal Ralph Plagman and Associate Principal Michael Johnson, have been ousted …
CEDAR RAPIDS – A 17-year-old female collapsed on the deck at Cherry Hill Aquatic Center around 2 p.m. Friday and …
CEDAR RAPIDS – A Cedar Rapids man faces weapons charges after he was found with a stolen gun. According to …
CORALVILLE – A Coralville woman is accused of attacking a man with hot grease. Coralville police responded to a residence …
Update 9:23 p.m. The gas leak has been resolved. Previous coverage MidAmerican Energy crews and Cedar Rapids Fire on scene tof …
CEDAR RAPIDS – For the second time in less than a year, a driver has been critically injured as the …
The man facing a murder charge in connection of the 1995 death of Susan Kersten will remain jailed on $1 …
CEDAR RAPIDS – Assistant U.S. Attorney Richard Murphy said in his opening statement Tuesday that William Aossey Jr. ‘chose to …
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