Plus, the Satanic Temple of Iowa considers a lawsuit after being denied a display at the Iowa Capitol. Also, Trump sues Iowa pollster and The Des Moines Register over poll.
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Plus, the Satanic Temple of Iowa considers a lawsuit after being denied a display at the Iowa Capitol. Also, Trump sues Iowa pollster and The Des Moines Register over poll.
Wild Side column: Fishing pole goes into storage after one last outing
The inmate, who “had an extensive medical history and was serving time on several charges” since Dec. 7, according to the Sheriff’s Office, was not identified until notification of relatives.
Attorney says denial violates First Amendment
The development agreement, approved by the Cedar Rapids City Council on Tuesday, is contingent upon the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission issuing a gaming license to the project.
Also in the Capitol Notebook: Iowa’s unemployment, labor force participation rate ticks up
During a conference call with reporters Thursday morning, Hinson, a Republican from Marion, advocated for passing “a clean CR,” addressing the debt ceiling, providing disaster relief and extending the farm bill to “give our farmers most needed aid.”
The University of Northern Iowa in fiscal 2024 contributed $6.3 million from its main campus’ general fund to its Athletics Department — the most in program history — indicative of an evolving college athletics landscape and analogous to budget issues facing similar programs, officials said.
2024 was a good year to go fishing near and far. It was so good, does it have to end?
Robert Teig, who spent 32 years with the U.S. Attorney’s Office in the Northern District of Iowa before his retirement in 2011, filed the lawsuit last week in Polk County District Court.
A Center Point man crossing Highway 965 in North Liberty on foot was struck by a pickup truck on Tuesday. Police said he had life threatening injuries and was taken to University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics.
State investigators found that two jails restrained inmates in chairs for excessive amounts of time. One jail used the restraints punitively, and the other confined someone who was having a mental health crisis.
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