LEWISTON, Maine (AP) — The man identified as a person of interest in a mass killing in Maine is a firearms instructor trained by the military and was recently committed to a mental health facility, according to a state police bulletin.
An AMBER Alert was issued Wednesday evening and Des Moines Police are asking for the public’s assistance in finding an abducted girl.
Mercy Iowa City’s delay in closing its bankruptcy sale is hurting hospital operations by, among other things, scaring away patients and providers, eroding community confidence, and adding expense to an estate already depleted of resources – according to a Wednesday court filing asking a judge to force the issue.
Opponents to new law ‘blowing it out of proportion,’ she says,
Kim Reynolds said her husband Kevin Reynolds is receiving treatment for the tumor and hopes to avoid chemotherapy
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds said she approved the assistance to Texas law enforcement officials to protect Iowans from the effects of illegal immigration.
Also, Tim Scott shifting staff, TV ad money to go ‘all in’ on Iowa
There has recently been an uptick in car burglaries, in which items are stolen out of parked cars, in North Liberty and the surrounding areas, according to a news release from the North Liberty Police Department.
Iowa’s delegation joins Republican colleagues in backing low-profile Mike Johnson.
Caught it, fought it, saw it of little consolation
Jack McCaffery, 17, of North Liberty, will pay $1,000 fine and his driver’s license will be suspended for 180 days as a result of fatal crash in May. He was cited for failing to yield to a jogger in a marked crosswalk in Iowa City. The jogger, Corey Hite, 45, an Iowa National Guard soldier, died later from his injuries.
Fishing: Things are heating up as lakes, rivers and stream cool down
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