The former congressman is among several people who have received “cease and desist” letters from Summit Carbon Solutions for their critical comments about the company.
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The former congressman is among several people who have received “cease and desist” letters from Summit Carbon Solutions for their critical comments about the company.
Ingredients for a holiday meal made available to any Johnson County resident
A judge, in two separate pretrial hearings Friday, said trials for Huston Danker and Karina Cooper, both accused of killing Cooper’s husband in 2021, will go forward. Danker will be tried Jan. 21 in Johnson County and Cooper on Feb. 25 in Linn County.
Washington County officials say a challenge to the outcome of a $15 million bond vote for the Highland Community School District will move forward in the next few weeks, coming to a trial before a “challenge court” of stakeholders.
Meteorologists are predicting a quarter of an inch of ice or more on the roads starting late Friday night.
Many researchers who’ve spent their careers studying the natural world experience environmental grief from witnessing the changes and disappearances of some species. They encourage people to reconnect with nature, and say climate change is a challenge that an be turned into an opportunity.
Middle school students in Cedar Rapids will compete this Saturday to complete tasks with robots they’ve built out of Lego bricks and present potential solutions to real-world problems they;ve been researching since the beginning of the school year.
Plus, AEA discussions are heating up again. Listen to a recap of this week in politics.
The Iowa Revenue Estimating Conference projects slightly better state revenue numbers than it did in October, but revenue still is expected to fall short of current state spending levels.
Most people were accused of distributing large quantities of methamphetamine, and their prison sentences were as long as 35 years.
Summit Carbon Solutions has demanded that opponents of its carbon dioxide pipeline project retract certain “false and defamatory” statements and to cease further similar comments about the company.
The Industrial Commission approved a plan to accept millions of tons of carbon dioxide to be permanently stored underground against the wishes of some landowners in the storage area.
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