Recap of news from across the state
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Recap of news from across the state
A week after several residents of the small Benton County town of Keystone were notified they’re in violation of a city ordinance prohibiting pit bulls, Sheriff Ron Tippett says the notifications were verbal warnings only, and there is no plan to remove the dogs at this time.
On this week’s edition of the On Iowa Politics podcast: The Kim Reynolds Court, a career Iowa Republican Congressman endorses Democrats, a close AG campaign, and Todd tells Iowa Democrats to show him the money.
Also, it was another big financial year for the Iowa Lottery
Doses will go to those exposed to the virus
The Linn County Planning and Zoning Commission voted 4-3 Thursday night to recommend approval of two Palo area solar projects.
Measure replaced with pedestrian safety ordinance
DES MOINES — Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller is suing tobacco companies to recover $133 million in withheld payments stemming from the 1998 Master Settlement Agreement, he announced in a news conference Thursday.
Cedar Rapids school board president David Tominsky said the school board is not considering changing their decision on a contract for school resource officers after the mayor offered for the city to fund an additional two officers for middle schools.
The city of Cedar Rapids hopes to receive a $50 million boost for flood protection under a bill that passed the U.S. Senate Thursday.
Those who worked with him said Swore will be remembered as a man who loved the city of Cedar Rapids and was always looking for new ideas to improve the lives of its residents.
The combat veteran also voted against advancing amended bill on burn pits
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