Brenna , Bird and 14 other Republican state attorneys general argue that four news organizations may have provided “material support to terrorists” by paying for photographs from journalists with alleged ties to Hamas.
Also, North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum suspends presidential campaign
Calling it “not an easy situation to handle” and suggesting “we’re not all going to agree,” Iowa Democratic Party state chairwoman Rita Hart addressed the state party’s recent condemnation of a pro-Palestine statement issued by college Democrats at the University of Iowa.
A Louisiana-based nonprofit group that has been searching for a missing Wall Lake truck driver said it "may have exhausted any potential search locations in the area“ after over 100,000 acres have been scoured.
The Hawkeyes lost 26-0, delivering their fans at the X-Golf sports bar a devastating defeat — and over 100 free beers.
A Cedar Rapids man who participated in online group that solicited sexually graphic videos and photos from 13-year-old girl was sentenced to over 11 years in federal prison.
A federal judge sentenced a Cedar Rapids man to 15 years in federal prison for soliciting sexually explicit videos from minors in exchange for gift cards. He also used a hidden spy camera to secretly record a minor.
Iowa City Transit had 45,009 more passenger trips this October than in October 2022, the city reported last week. Since launching Fare Free Iowa City in August, there have been 135,191 more trips compared to last year.
Available at the Cedar Valley Humane Society
Also, Johnson County Administrative Building closes for renovations
In total so far, a Chicago law firm representing Mercy Hospital in its bankruptcy case has accumulated $6.2 million in fees against a hospital that — since its Chapter 11 petition through Oct. 31 — had reported a $13.7 million operating loss.
The newly scheduled hearing concerns ordinances in two counties that restrict how close the pipelines can be located to cities, houses, livestock facilities and other sites. Summit has argued they are so restrictive that they might prevent the project.
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