But Democrats say GOP wants to “rig” the system
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But Democrats say GOP wants to “rig” the system
The panel -- created this year in response to demands for police reform from racial justice advocates -- will begin meeting in July to chart a path forward for improved community-police relations.
The state’s seven-day average for new cases is 80
District Court Judge Mitchell Turner issued a ruling that declared the 2020 law unconstitutional. Abortion rights advocates had asserted it placed an undue burden on women seeking the medical procedure.
Wolfe Eye Clinic announced on Tuesday that patients and former patients’ personal information was exposed February cyberattack
According to the sheriff’s office, Deputy William Halverson, 38, is a seven-year veteran with the sheriff’s office
Benjamin Mayes, 23, allegedly told two people during the game that he had two bullets with their names on them.
Joe Sanfilippo, longtime supervisor of the Iowa DNR’s Manchester field office, will retire June 30 after 41 years with the agency.
Nadine Kirkland earned her pilot’s license at age 19 in 1940.
Photos and documentation of people at area gay events before the 1970s are fairly rare, so much of what we know comes from an amalgamation of diaries, oral histories, stories passed down and clues left behind.
The fair recently hired a new manager
“Reentry anxiety refers to fear that can accompany letting go of the safeguards that protected us during the COVID-19 pandemic and our reentry into a world that has been changed by the virus,” Pawlak said. “This fear can manifest as a reluctance to switch back to pre-pandemic practices.”
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