Washington Prime Group’s chief executive officer said the bankruptcy allows the company to “right-size its balance sheet.”
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Washington Prime Group’s chief executive officer said the bankruptcy allows the company to “right-size its balance sheet.”
He will begin his new role on July 26
Iowa’s corn condition rated 63 percent as good to excellent —14 percentage points below the week before. Soybean condition rated 61 percent as good to excellent — 12 points worse than last week.
The FBI on Friday arrested Daryl Johnson, 50, of St. Ansgar, and Daniel Johnson, 29, of Austin, Minn., Friday morning after they discussed on social media their involvement in the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, court records show.
In a statement, the Democratic lawmaker said there are “other highly qualified people who are interested in running, and I believe it is important to allow candidates to get started. I look forward to seeing what new Democratic candidates can do to compete and win across Iowa.”
Linn County has highest number of hospitalized in the state at 13 as of Sunday afternoon
IWP to host a free online event Monday
Seeks damages for 2019 DHS firing
An investigation found that the victim was involved in a disturbance outside a homeless services center with a 37-year-old woman who sprayed the victim with a flammable substance and lit her on fire, police said. The suspect then hit the victim in the face with something.
Feds now require information; state not keeping track of refusal rates
A virtual Black History project featuring buildings that housed Black students at the University of Iowa wins one of Iowa’s highest awards for historic preservation.
Chains Interrupted, a Cedar Rapids non-profit dedicated to combating human trafficking in Eastern Iowa, will host its third annual Freedom Ride Saturday, June 26 to raise awareness on the issue.
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