Mason Chance Edwards, 23, confronted the victim on June 9 at a residence in the Western Hills Mobile Estates in Coralville over a previous incident, police said.
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Mason Chance Edwards, 23, confronted the victim on June 9 at a residence in the Western Hills Mobile Estates in Coralville over a previous incident, police said.
Crews found smoke and flames coming from pallets containing shavings of zinc, copper, and other metals.
From tax law changes to the impending end of Test Iowa, here’s a look back at some of the top news stories from the past week in Iowa.
The annual event, hosted by the African American Museum of Iowa, was held on NewBo City Market grounds for the first time
More than 44 percent of the state is fully vaccinated
Man sustained life-threatening injuries after being struck by a car early Saturday morning
Farmer isn’t asking for his record to be expunged, his lawyer, Phillip Mears pointed out. He is still a felon and a sex offender. Farmer is just asking to be required to stay on the registry the rest of his life, which was part of his sentencing, he said.
The proposed FedEx warehouse and distribution center would create 434 new jobs at the approximately 479,000-square-foot facility, one of the largest projects in city history.
One year ago, Coe College in Cedar Rapids announced it would start recognizing Juneteenth as a campus-wide holiday, a year before the federal government would take the step.
Justices say city can bar employers from asking about criminal history when someone applies for a job
Families and friends made the best of another hot day on the Maquoketa River in Manchester
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — A divided Iowa Supreme Court on Friday banned police from searching people’s uncollected trash without a warrant, outlawing an investigative technique that had been used for decades.
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