This is the second plea to lascivious acts with a child for Timothy Mehaffy, 61, of Cedar Rapids. He was originally charged with third-degree sexual abuse in 2004. He received probation in 2005.
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This is the second plea to lascivious acts with a child for Timothy Mehaffy, 61, of Cedar Rapids. He was originally charged with third-degree sexual abuse in 2004. He received probation in 2005.
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The Marion Big Band is back for its 26th season playing classic music from the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s. The first concert starts at 7 p.m. Thursday at Marion’s Uptown City Park.
Cedar Rapids Kernels General Manager Scott Wilson said he had butterflies in his stomach for months, anticipating what the 2021 baseball season was going to look like after a year with no baseball, little to no income, a pandemic and a derecho.
The “Portrait of a Graduate” was developed by district administrators, educators, students and community members to represent what skills, character traits and social-emotional competencies students should have by graduation to succeed in college, a career and life.
“Even if I identify myself as an Iowan, I lack the sense of permanence and security” because she was 4-months-old when her parents brought her from India to Iowa City so they could attend the UI, Pareen Mhatre told members of Congress Thursday.
Between the library’s recent expansion, an upcoming plaza opening and new mixed-use developments in the works, the city is looking toward future growth
After being frozen for over a year during the pandemic, federal student loan payments are set to resume Oct. 1.
Several Iowa City Council members say they believe they are legally obligated to approve a controversial housing development near Hickory Hill Park, but one council member disagrees.
The summer school program offered through Tanager Place is rooted in the 1964 Mississippi Freedom Summer Project, which provided a reading and humanities curriculum of English, art, creative writing, math and science.
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Security officials at an Iowa jail must allow a man
Construction is slated to begin July 13; businesses will remain open during two-year project.
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