He faces up to 25 years in prison when he is sentenced by Judge Maryellen Noreika, though first-time offenders do not get anywhere near the maximum, and it’s unclear whether she would give him time behind bars.
A Marion man was arrested Monday on charges that he robbed a Marion gas station at gunpoint in May.
As he campaigns for reelection, President Joe Biden frequently touts his work on student debt, pointing to the millions of people who received cancellation under his watch. Yet relatively few Americans say they're fans of his work on the issue, even among those who have student loans.
Chinese police have detained a suspect in a stabbing attack on four instructors from Cornell College who were teaching at a Chinese university in the northeast city of Jilin, officials said Tuesday.
Some parts of Iowa are experiencing the emergence of two broods of periodical cicadas, which hasn’t occurred in over 200 years.
The Shakespeare Garden in Ellis Park in Northwest Cedar Rapids has been home to two different busts of the famous Bard for which the garden was named.
Eastern Iowa Arts Academy and local developer Steve Emerson each to purchase an elementary school to repurpose
Williamson Dilg pushed for Upper Mississippi wildlife refuge
Set to go into effect July 1, the law would allow state and local officials to deport immigrants who previously were deported or entered the country illegally
The three-member Linn County Board of Supervisors on Monday unanimously advanced on first consideration an ordinance adding tighter regulations to utility-scale wind solar projects.
A high speed chase that started in Johnson County Sunday ended with a small fire in Cedar Rapids when a Cedar Rapids Police vehicle crashed into a gas station, according to the Cedar Rapids Police Department.
The instructors — including a brother of Rep. Adam Zabner, D-Iowa City — were with a faculty member of the partner institution when the attack occurred, according to Cornell, which has been in contact with the instructors and is helping them.
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