The charges reveal for the first time what police believe happened the evening that Gabriel Heefner, a lance corporal in the U.S. Marines, was found in a crashed car in the residential neighborhood with a gunshot wound to the head
Fayette County man killed in farming accident near Clermont.
Let the political musical chairs begin now that the lines have been drawn to demarcate Iowa’s new congressional and legislative districts for the next decade beginning with the 2022 elections.
The most important coronavirus mitigation strategy Rowray has observed is staff and students wearing masks, he said.
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Daniel Gingerich hoarded more than 500 dogs throughout his multiple properties in Southern Iowa’s Seymour, west of Centerville, which were all in equally poor condition, the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals says.
Families Helping Families of Iowa (FHF) currently is collecting toys and coordinating volunteers for its annual Winter Wonderland Holiday Celebration for more than 1,000 members of the foster care community.
The Iowa City Board of Adjustment denied a special parking exception for a proposed high-rise on Linn Street, where the U.S. Bank building is located. An updated proposal has not been submitted.
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The former LGBTQ bed-and-breakfast in Mount Vernon has become a new beacon in different ways to the community in central Iowa.
Commission members expressed their support for the senior living facility and increase in park land before the vote Thursday evening.
Continuing strike could mean possible impasse
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