After years of delays for mental competency proceedings and from efforts to keep his statements to police from being used at trial, Anthony Depolis, 34, on Friday pleaded guilty to the attempted murder of his wife in July 2020.
Lacey Schroeder has been hired as the new Uptown Marion program director starting Aug. 21. She succeeds Brooke Prouty.
“I would say from the climate standpoint, if we’re not growing ethanol here in the U.S., and that increases the share from Brazil, they will cut down rainforests, and that is not environmentally friendly to do,” the congresswoman said. “So it makes sense in Iowa.”
Lawsuits by injured workers and an investor are set for trial starting next year, and more lawsuits are possible.
Fans will need to go through metal detectors for Iowa football games in 2024.
The committee leading efforts to pass a $30 million conservation bond in Johnson County remain confident voters will approve the measure Nov. 5, despite two of the county’s top conservation officials being placed on administrative leave.
Plus, Republicans challenge Libertarians’ candidacies
Also, Iowa’s unemployment rate holds steady for a 4th straight month
State regulators have effectively denied several requests to reconsider their approval of a massive carbon dioxide pipeline project.
First responders to a 911 call found Christopher Plowman, 38, of Tiffin, in a pond at the course at 4390 Sand Rd. SE, south of Iowa City.
A Marion man has been arrested in connection with a Saturday shooting in Waterloo that sent one person to the hospital with a gunshot wound to the knee.
His autopsy, released in December, found that the amount of ketamine in his blood was in the range used for general anesthesia during surgery.
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