A man convicted in May for sexual abuse of an 18-year-old woman in 2019 was sentenced Tuesday for another sexual assault that happened a few months later that same year. He faces up to 12 years in prison on both.
Paul Hoff, already serving a federal prison term for drugs and firearms, pleaded to lying to authorities about the fatal stabbing of Chris Bagley on Dec. 14, 2018. Hoff pleaded guilty to obstruction of prosecution.
Documents filed in the case claim that nearly a quarter of Iowa public school students are in districts that have experienced significant COVID-19 outbreaks this year.
At 4:14 p.m. Monday, an “unknown vehicle” struck a pedestrian in a travel lane of eastbound Interstate 80 in Iowa City under the Dodge Street overpass at mile marker 246, according to an Iowa State Patrol crash report.
Black Student Unions, culturally responsive curriculum and equity groups lead the way toward decreasing the achievement gap between Black and white students
Distribution event starts at at 11 a.m. and is first-come, first-served; limit one tree per vehicle
Music group launches anniversary season with eye toward history
New dates are May 13-15, 2022, at The Cherry Building in Cedar Rapids’ New Bo District; smaller sale scheduled for this Saturday with Farmers Market
Jones County Conservation received a 2021 Derecho Community Forestry Grant to purchase native trees to replace those lost during the 2020 Iowa August Derecho event.
It's now more than 40 years since their release. The group of surviving hostages — including a woman from Waterloo — is down to 35, and the losses are coming faster now. Two died this month, including former Army medic Donald Hohman last week.
“Satchmo” played on Quad Cities riverboat, then appeared in concert at numerous Eastern Iowa venues
Throughout the course of the pandemic, Iowans have experienced more anxiety, depression and negative effects on their mental health. Local providers are working to help residents address those conditions through free services. Without it, the loss and stress and disconnect could have “a cumulative effect” on their overall well-being.
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