The governor sought to dismiss the lawsuit in part because her office provided some of the records after the lawsuit was filed in December and argued the issue was now moot.
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The governor sought to dismiss the lawsuit in part because her office provided some of the records after the lawsuit was filed in December and argued the issue was now moot.
Megan Valentine-O’Connor had the cool parents who owned and operated Wildside Tattoos and Body Piercing. She grew up in the biz and now is the head body piercer, running the shop with her parents.
After a monthslong battle with the insurance company, Jodi and John Philipp were finally able to begin clean up at their 13-acre farm in Benton County that was destroyed in the August 2020 derecho.
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Differences over a hard line on when to send U.S. troops to Ukraine and over ethanol policy were among the few to emerge during a televised debate between the Democratic candidates for U.S. Senate in Iowa on Saturday night.
Police and firefighters responded after 7 a.m. Saturday to a report of a vehicle in the river about a mile upstream of the Edgewood Road bridge.
The entrepreneur will run in District 2 as a Republican
The Fact Checker Team looks at claims made in a new ad about Axne’s record on insulin costs, surprise medical billing and Medicare prescription price negotiation.
David Hayes on Oct. 1, 2021, stepped in as 16th president of the 170-year-old Coe College of 1,371 students in the heart of Cedar Rapids — his hometown.
Cedar Rapids crews were called about 2:30 p.m. to the warehouse and office of NFI Interactive Logistics, 3110 Prairie Valley Ct. SW. Alarms to detect carbon monoxide were sounding and first responders found “multiple employees feeling unwell,” a news release said.
A former Iowa City police officer is suing the city, saying he was “coerced” into resigning after the police chief told him he had 2 hours to submit his resignation or be fired. The city says he resigned in lieu of being fired for misconduct and released a video of the incident.
A Des Moines psychologist testified in court Friday that Willard Chaiden Noble Miller, 16, is “ripe” for rehabilitation and would benefit from his murder case being moved to juvenile court. Miller and another Fairfield teen are accused of killing their high school Spanish teacher in November.
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