A Johnson County judge said today that he will decide before Friday — when Justin Marshall is supposed to be …
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A Johnson County judge said today that he will decide before Friday — when Justin Marshall is supposed to be …
UPDATE: One man is now in custody after police responded to at least seven armed robberies or attempted armed robberies …
Mount Mercy students were helped by staff members at Mercy Medical Center in Cedar Rapids while playing the part of …
The three North Liberty police officers involved in a fatal shootout with a University of Iowa graduate student last month …
A Costa Rican man convicted for harboring illegal workers by employing them as roofers in Iowa and money laundering was …
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals nominee Assistant Federal Public Defender Jane Kelly is expected to get a vote by the …
Iowa City police Thursday are continuing to look for one of two men accused of entering a Linn Street apartment …
UPDATE: A pipe bomb discovered in a Cedar Falls neighborhood was detonated by a bomb squad without incident Tuesday afternoon. …
Two Central City men were charged Tuesday with first-degree arson for an apartment fire last October which investigators say started …
An Iowa City man was arrested early Monday after police were called on a report that he was shaking a …
Two adults could face criminal charges after a dispute over money following an “erotic massage” on Wednesday, officials said. Police …
Firefighters battled a warehouse fire in Solon Thursday morning. The warehouse for Hansel Cabinet Company sits on Windflower Lane on …
Cedar Rapids police are asking for the public’s help in identifying a man who stole a backpack and a laptop …
Spork the jail. That’s the new rallying cry of opponents of the proposed Johnson County criminal justice center. It comes …
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