The officer, who was not identified, was not injured and the shooting was under investigation. Police said multiple shots were fired, and rounds hit the home, garage and a take-home squad car.
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The officer, who was not identified, was not injured and the shooting was under investigation. Police said multiple shots were fired, and rounds hit the home, garage and a take-home squad car.
Iowa environmental groups have claimed MidAmerican Energy Company, which has touted its goal to reach 100 percent renewable energy, is “secretly operating one of the largest coal fleets in the country” in a new ad airing in the state.
Council will consider rezoning land and right-of-way vacation for Cedar Rapids Country Club expansion plans. The proposal worries some who fear increased traffic, light pollution, and impacts to the area’s historic character.
More than $233 million was bet on sports in March, an 8 percent increase over the previous month, and a 45 percent increase over the same month in 2021.
Three men face federal prison terms. Eleven were indicted as part of the conspiracy. Six are pending trial and two others also pleaded.
The president has traveled to other states in recent months to tout federal infrastructure funding.
On this week’s edition of the On Iowa Politics Podcast: ballot questions, no answers; Democratic senate primary – it’s over; and the Golden Dome of Wisdom.
The man convicted of fatally stabbing Chris Bagley will represent himself in his drug trial April 19. He is already serving up 57 years in prison in the murder.
Cedar Rapids lawyer Dave O’Brien hopes more local governments follow Cerro Gordo County officials’ lead by admitting wrongdoing for a man who died in jail due to neglect and agreed to pay the settlement.
The Iowa Supreme Court this week rejected zoo owners Pamela and Thomas Sellner’s efforts to set aside a judge’s finding that they were in contempt for having refused a court order to surrender the animals at their roadside attraction near Manchester.
Eddie Tipton, serving a 25-year prison sentence for rigging computers to win Iowa lottery jackpots, has had his parole revoked after he got into trouble in prison just before his scheduled release.
District setting aside extra money to cover costs in proposed $317 million budget
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