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Your voice- Lane Reopens on I-80 in Poweshiek CountyAll lanes of Interstate 80 westbound have reopened near Grinnell. Source […]Iowa Department of Transportation
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Daily Archives: July 6, 2010
Waterloo woman pleads guilty to health care fraud
CEDAR RAPIDS – A Waterloo woman pleaded guilty July 2 in U.S. District Court to defrauding Medicaid of more than $43,000. Jo Ann Scott, 48, was convicted of one count of health care fraud and one count of mail fraud. … Continue reading
More water gushing in, out of Coralville Lake
JOHNSON COUNTY – The Army Corps of Engineers increased the outflow of water from the Coralville Lake to 10,000 cubic feet per second this morning after models predicted the lake was expected to crest at 710 feet – just two … Continue reading
Posted in government, weather
Tagged Coralville Lake, Corps of Engineers, flood, Iowa City, John Castle, Rick Fosse
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Red light cameras turned off in South Dakota
Red light cameras were turned off Friday in Sioux Falls, S.D. after a circuit judge’s decision that the city’s ordinance conflicts with state law. But the lawyer involved in Iowa’s most high-profile case against the automated cameras said a similar … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Law and Justice
Tagged Cedar Rapids, lawsuit, Michael McCarthy, Sioux Falls, Steve O'Konek, Supreme Court
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IC: Man pleads not guilty to sexual abuse
IOWA CITY — A Coralville man pled not guilty in a written arraignment submitted by his attorney to Johnson County District Court Wednesday. Kenneth D. Shearon II, 26 was charged with third-degree sexual abuse, a Class C felony, after he … Continue reading
Loebsack sees opportunities for area’s small businesses
MARION – Landing a large business employing hundreds would be a great boon to Eastern Iowa, U.S. Rep. Dave Loebsack said July 6, but he thinks it’s more likely small businesses will drive growth in the region. Loebsack, a Mount … Continue reading
Bellevue Parade Updates
We have some updates from the Bellevue Police Chief Lynn Schwager. All of the information came from conversation with the chief on Tuesday afternoon. * The horses involved in the incident were checked by a veterinarian and had minor bumps … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Law and Justice
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Search Warrants Reveal New Details in Dubuque Case
DUBUQUE –Search warrant paperwork filed today in Dubuque County Court reveals disturbing new details about the disappearance of a 20-month-old child. The records list some of what police learned as they looked into what may have happened at the home … Continue reading
City of Cedar Rapids and Linn County sit down and talk; it’s nice; amphitheater and animal shelter on the list
CEDAR RAPIDS — The Cedar Rapids City Council and the Linn County Board of Supervisors sat down for a luncheon meeting to discuss ways they can work together. The meeting was held at the temporary City Hall in northeast Cedar … Continue reading
Posted in government
Tagged Cedar Rapids City Council, Linn County Board of Supervisors
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UI installs small wind turbine on campus
IOWA CITY — A small wind turbine will teach University of Iowa engineering students about the booming green energy and generate a small amount of power for campus. Workers installed the 2.4 kilowatt wind turbine at the southeast end of the … Continue reading
Posted in education
Tagged University of Iowa College of Engineering, wind energy, wind turbine
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Police: Arrests made in weekend burglaries
UPDATE: MUGS/BABCOCK BOND IOWA CITY — Police arrested three men tied to a string of holiday weekend burglaries. Arrested were Marcus L. Harris, 18, of 206 10th St., Apt. B, Coralville; Donald D. Wood, 23, of 801 Southlawn Dr., Iowa … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Law and Justice
Tagged arrest, burglary, Home Invasion, Iowa City Police Department
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