Police are investigating a reported bank robbery in Marion Monday morning. The robbery was reported at Farmers State Bank, 1380 …
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Police are investigating a reported bank robbery in Marion Monday morning. The robbery was reported at Farmers State Bank, 1380 …
A 13-year-old accused of making multiple bomb threats earlier this week at a Delaware County high school is charged with …
A Cedar Rapids woman is facing a slew of felony and misdemeanor drug charges after police found a smorgasbord of …
A petition challenging traffic-enforcement cameras in Iowa City is valid, but the portion of it covering cameras is not timely, …
A teenage boy faces felony charges for allegedly telling officials there were multiple bombs at a Delaware County high school …
The Iowa City Police Department and school district are discussing the possibility of adding a “community police presence” in secondary …
The former Benton County Conservation Department director pleaded guilty last week to charges involving fuel purchases for his personal use …
Gary Hinzman, who became the city’s police chief at age 37, is winding up a 24-year-run this month in his …
Johnson County residents will head to the polls today to cast their vote on a $43.5 million bond issue to …
IOWA CITY – Shortly before 2 p.m. Monday, the Johnson County Hazardous Materials Response Team responded to Mayflower Residence Hall …
A trial for a 21-year-old Hiawatha man accused of killing a Cedar Rapids man in 2011 was reset to October …
A University of Iowa student and Cambus driver has been ticketed after police said she hit a 66-year-old pedestrian who …
Neighbors helped 13 people escape unharmed from a morning apartment fire in Cedar Rapids. The first call came in around …
Improving an old, image-challenged neighborhood like Wellington Heights takes more than rolling out of bed or throwing darts at a …
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