A Cedar Rapids woman, who was nabbed by an undercover officer on the internet, was sentenced to 40 years for child porn.
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A Cedar Rapids woman, who was nabbed by an undercover officer on the internet, was sentenced to 40 years for child porn.
Rep. Ashley Hinson’s office had a “significant number of young people” call their office on Thursday, a spokesperson said, and “most sounded like they were in middle school.”
Political reporters from across Iowa talk about this week in politics.
In collaboration with Iowa’s 15 community colleges, lawmakers are moving through measure to change — for the first time in 20 years — the way state general aid is distributed across the campuses.
A Palo man was injured in a small explosion northwest of Fairfax on Friday morning.
One person died Thursday after a head-on collision between a semi truck and a pickup in Delaware County, according to a crash report from the Iowa State Patrol.
As part of their science and Language Arts classes, teams of City View High School students researched different ways soil can naturally fight climate change in Eastern Iowa and became experts for the expo, which was hosted Thursday at the downtown Cedar Rapids school.
David Dostal received his new badge Thursday
Proposal to increase penalties for non-consensual termination of a pregnancy could have chilling impact on in vitro fertilization, Democrats argued
Testimony started Thursday for a Cedar Rapids man accused of fatally shooting another man last St. Patrick’s Day at a Marion bar. Cameron Barnes died from a single gunshot wound to the back of his neck.
The bill also creates a new state crime of human smuggling for undocumented immigrants.
State Republican lawmakers this week advanced a bill that would dismantle citizen review boards that probe alleged police misconduct like those established in Cedar Rapids, Iowa City, Coralville, University Heights and Dubuque.
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