Denisha Davis is broken, but not defeated. Paralyzed from the knees down by a bullet fired into a party at …
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Denisha Davis is broken, but not defeated. Paralyzed from the knees down by a bullet fired into a party at …
A Cedar Rapids man is in custody and three men are wanted in connection with last week’s shooting in Iowa …
An Iowa State Patrol trooper suffered what appear to be minor injuries when his squad car was struck while he …
A federal magistrate said Thursday during a probable cause and detention hearing there was “strong evidence” that Gordon Lasley Jr. …
Waterloo police are investigating an assault and a shooting that appear to be related. Waterloo police and fire officials responded …
A 6-year-old, who is now 9, told a forensic interviewer back in 2011 that James Olds touched her, exposed himself, …
An Iowa City man accused of ramming his SUV through the front doors of Scheels in December 2012 will serve …
The federal government has seized the bank account of a Cedar Rapids business accused of selling synthetic marijuana. According to …
A 9-year-old girl testified Tuesday that she didn’t remember being sexually abused between the ages of 3 and 5 years …
Law enforcement officials and leaders within the pandit community near Fairfield were able to restore peace on the campus after …
The former Iowa County treasurer and supervisor has pleaded guilty to first-degree theft. According to court documents, Kimberly J. Tanke, …
A prosecutor told a jury Tuesday they would hear “unspeakable acts” against on a 3-year-old girl that continued until she …
Testimony will start Tuesday in a sex abuse trial for a Cedar Rapids man accused of sexually abusing a child …
A man accused of killing his parents with a machete on the Meskwaki Settlement last month appeared in court Monday …
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