The defense lawyers say the accounts support Cristhian Bahena Rivera’s testimony that others were involved.
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The defense lawyers say the accounts support Cristhian Bahena Rivera’s testimony that others were involved.
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds, Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts and South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem all said that workforce development is a top issue in the three states, which all have unemployment rates among the lowest in the nation and have more available jobs than unemployed workers.
But more timely precipitation still needed, experts say, before drought conditions can be eliminated.
The application gives details on 640-acre solar farm plan
The new hours allow for individuals to seek walk-in services after 5 p.m.
Starting Friday, Iowans can obtain at-home COVID-19 testing kits at no cost. Participants will collect their own saliva and mail samples directly to the State Hygienic Lab for results.
A Cedar Rapids man faces charges after it was alleged that he had sexually abused a girl under the age of 12 multiple times over the course of three years.
The Linn County Sheriff’s Office has identified the person who died Sunday in a single-vehicle accident on Highway 151 near …
At 11:29 p.m. the Joint Communications Agency received a report of a man hanging over the edge of a building at 411 First Ave. SE.
The 33,260 new business entities in the 2021 fiscal year broke the previous record of 24,720 new business entities in the 2019 fiscal year, according to the Office of the Secretary of State.
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources believes a leak from an underground storage tank caused the fish kill on Dry Branch Creek near Ossian in northeast Iowa.
Agreements released Monday show Iowa is donating the use of state troopers and their equipment at “no cost to Texas” to fight crime along the U.S. border with Mexico, but a spokesman for Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds said there still is a chance Texas could later reimburse some costs.
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