Two officers exchanged gunfire with a driver they pulled over early Saturday, injuring the driver, authorities said.
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Two officers exchanged gunfire with a driver they pulled over early Saturday, injuring the driver, authorities said.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of the Corridor has announced a project to build a permanent location for the club in southeast Cedar Rapids.
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.
A federal class-action suit brought by youth basketball players who were potential sex abuse victims of former Barnstormers coach Greg Stephen reached a settlement Friday to set up over $1 million fund to benefit the victims. The organization also agreed to set up youth protection protocols and policies to keep players safe.
A judge gave an Iowa City teen a deferred judgment and three years probation in an armed robbery last year. The conviction could be expunged if the 18-year-old if he doesn’t have serious violations in the future.
The 2-year-old golden doodle joined the staff Friday as a support for children in inpatient treatment
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
A Cedar Rapids man charged with killing one woman at Taboo Nightclub in April will now face more charges because the other victim shot has died.
He admitted he and others distributed 50 grams or more of pure methamphetamine
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