Kennis R. Petties, 30, was driving a car with a non-functioning tail light, which caught the attention of Cedar Rapids police at 16th Avenue and M Street SW, according to a criminal complaint.
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Kennis R. Petties, 30, was driving a car with a non-functioning tail light, which caught the attention of Cedar Rapids police at 16th Avenue and M Street SW, according to a criminal complaint.
Iowa re-enactors say they strive to be historically accurate
According to a Linn County criminal complaint, 19-year-old Daryan A. Magnuson admitted to performing a sex act on the child Friday at his home.
The Netherlands confirmed 13 cases of the new omicron variant of the coronavirus on Sunday and Australia found two as the countries half a world apart became the latest to detect it in travelers arriving from southern Africa.
Police said Beard used a can of white spray paint to cover decals on the truck and had attempted to alter the license plate.
The tree is scheduled to arrive at about 8 a.m., with setup and decoration taking place until about 10:30 a.m. The tree lighting ceremony is Saturday.
Racial Equity Connect — or R.E. Connect — was co-founded by Tracy Jon Sargeant and V Fixmer-Oraiz about six months ago. Since then, they have recruited organizations, spoken with elected officials and began creating a network for people of color.
Mayor Nick AbouAssaly says Youth Advisory Council gives him another opportunity to hear residents’ voices
Bundled-up tree-hunters with mittened kids in tow lined the road along the Ely evergreen market before it opened at 9 a.m. Friday. And at Solon’s Handley’s Holiday Hillside Inc., about 30 minutes south, dozens of parked vehicles squeezed the gravel road from both sides for as far as the eye could see.
A section of Marion Boulevard is closed as construction crews install girders for the new pedestrian bridge that will span the main Marion road.
The discovery of a new coronavirus variant sent a chill through much of the world Friday as the U.S. and other nations raced to halt air travel, markets fell sharply and scientists held emergency meetings to weigh the exact risks, which were largely unknown.
Scientists are worried about this new variant of COVID-19. The World Health Organization on Nov. 26 designated it as a “variant of concern,” naming it “omicron.”
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