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The Iowa City Press-Citizen

  • Is UIHC parking, traffic about to get worse? Sat May 17 4:25am EDT

    For the past 23 years, Colleen Scherrer has worked at University Hospitals, and during that time she has dealt with the headaches of parking and traffic around the congested hospital campus -- not just her own frustrations, but patients’ as well.

  • Police look for getaway driver Sat May 17 4:25am EDT

    Coralville Police said Friday that a North Liberty man who allegedly robbed a bank Thursday had an accomplice.

  • Agudas Achim to expand cemetery Sat May 17 4:24am EDT

    After nearly 100 years, Agudas Achim Congregation is expanding its cemetery in rural Johnson County.

  • ’We’ve worked hard to get here’ Sat May 17 4:24am EDT

    Close to 5,000 University of Iowa students will be awarded degrees over the next week, but only a select few earned the right to trade in their caps and gowns for a white coat or a set of scrubs.

  • Community has benefit to help Lone Tree family Sat May 17 4:24am EDT

    There’s a common African proverb that says, "It takes a village to raise a child." In the case of Megan Dotson, the town of Lone Tree has banded together to help her child.

Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier

  • Parental units Sat May 17 7:54am EDT

    WATERLOO --- Central Middle School seventh-graders Lucy Dahl and Sara Carbiener were slowly unraveling a mystery: how to raise their tent off the ground.

  • College Hill streetscape plans OK'd Sat May 17 7:53am EDT

    CEDAR FALLS --- Plans to change the look of the College Hill business district received unanimous approval this week from the City Council, and construction will fill the summer months.

  • C.F. accident injures one Sat May 17 7:53am EDT

    CEDAR FALLS --- A man was airlifted to Iowa City following a Friday accident on University Avenue.

  • Valley Lutheran hires new principal Sat May 17 7:53am EDT

    CEDAR FALLS --- Nathan Richter helped a young, growing Lutheran high school in Arkansas thrive in its first decade.

  • Bow fishers target approval in Waterloo Sat May 17 7:52am EDT

    WATERLOO --- Several sportsmen are asking city leaders to reconsider the ban on fishing with bows and arrows.

KCRG-TV9 Cedar Rapids

  • Iowa City Robbery Leaves One Man Injured, Police Searching for Suspects Sat May 17 9:51am EDT

    IOWA CITY - One man sufferes injuries following an assault and robbery by several suspects early Saturday morning. Iowa City Police responded to the 2400 block of Whispering Meadow Dr. just after 5 a.m. on Saturday, in reference to a robbery that occurred earlier at Dolphin Lake Point Enclave.

  • Late Night Brawl Leaves One Man Injured Sat May 17 9:21am EDT

    CEDAR RAPIDS - One man suffers injuries after a late night fiight at a Cedar Rapids' gas station. The incident happened around 2 a.m. on Saturday at the Road Ranger Convenience Store on 1st Ave. NE.

  • Interstate Checkpoint Nabs 7 Illegal Immigrants Fri May 16 11:21pm EDT

    BUCHANAN COUNTY - When you randomly pull twenty cars off the road at a time, you're bound to come across some interesting stories. "It's kinda crazy, I thought I was in trouble," said one driver.

  • Coralville Man Runs Double Marathon Fri May 16 7:36pm EDT

    JOHNSON COUNTY - People train for months, even years, to run a marathon. One Coralville man is running two in the same day. He has two counties supporting his run for a good cause.

  • Company Promises to Cut Emission at Lansing Coal-Fired Plant Fri May 16 7:36pm EDT

    DES MOINES (AP) - Interstate Power and Light says emissions from its coal-fired power plant in northeast Iowa will be cut after it installs $85 million worth of equipment.

KWWL Iowa

  • Spokeswoman: Kennedy resting comfortably after suffering seizure 8 minutes ago

    BOSTON (AP) - A spokeswoman says Massachusetts Senator Ted Kennedy is resting comfortably after suffering a seizure at his home. Spokeswoman Stephanie Cutter says Kennedy is undergoing tests to determine the cause of the seizure.

  • Family to file lawsuit against maker of metal baseball bat 1 hour, 22 minutes ago

    WAYNE, N.J. (AP) - A New Jersey couple, whose son was struck in the chest with a line drive, is planning to sue the maker of a metal baseball bat used in the game.

  • Police: Man with rifle wounds 2 outside SoCal church 1 hour, 23 minutes ago

    LOS ANGELES (AP) - Los Angeles police say a man with a rifle has wounded two people at a festival outside a Southern California church. Authorities say the man opened fire a few minutes before 11 a.m. Saturday during a school festival at St. John Baptist de la Salle Catholic church in Granada Hills.

  • Casino exemption angers Iowa bar owners facing smoking ban 1 hour, 23 minutes ago

    DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - With Iowa's smoking ban set to go into effect on July 1, some bar owners are staging a challenge to the ban, which exempts the state's casinos.

  • Man arrested for harassment, link sought to bar fire 1 hour, 38 minutes ago

    MASON CITY, Iowa (AP) - Mason City police say they're looking for a link between a man who was charged with harassing a customer at a bar and a fire at the bar hours later.

The Gazette

  • One killed, two hurt in Dubuque County crash 1 hour, 23 minutes ago

    A 52-year-old Tennessee man was killed and two others were hospitalized Friday after a two-vehicle accident just south of here at the intersection of Highway 61 and Merlin Lane.The Dubuque County Sheriff's Office reports a 56-year-old LaMotte man was driving a pickup south on Highway 61 about 4:31 p.m. when he suffered a medical seizure and lost control, crossing the median and entering ...

  • Five suspects sought in Iowa City robbery 1 hour, 24 minutes ago

    Iowa City Police are looking for five men who allegedly robbed a man around 5 a.m. Saturday in southeast Iowa City.According to police, a man was approached by five black men near building 12 of Dolphin Lake Point Enclave, 2401 Highway 6 East. One man carried a kitchen-type knife and another struck the victim in the face. The victim's wallet was taken during the assault. The victim was taken to ...

  • Graduation day at Iowa, Mount Mercy 1 hour, 39 minutes ago

    Three-quarters of the University of Iowa's spring graduates are receiving their diplomas today.By the time the last ceremony is held on June 6, the UI, the state’s largest university, will have conferred degrees on about 4,800 graduates.Want to watch? All but the Tippie College of Business ceremony will be broadcast live on UITV. All will be streamed live over the Internet at UITV’s Web site ...

  • Tiffin man arrested after high-speed chase Sat May 17 12:52pm EDT

    A Tiffin man was arrested Friday for felony eluding after leading police officers on a high-speed chase through southern Iowa City.Troy A. Shepherd, 41, was charged with eluding, first-offense drunken driving and interference with official acts. He was taken to the Johnson County Jail at 7:55 p.m. Friday. He was released from jail on his own recognizance Saturday morning.Police officers ...

  • Iowa City man faces drug charges after search Sat May 17 12:07pm EDT

    An Iowa City man was arrested Friday on drug charges, more than nine months after police conducted a raid at his home.Cody D. Halter, 25, faces up to 12 years in prison for two felony drug charges and#8212; a tax stamp violation and possession with intent to deliver and#8212; and one aggravated misdemeanor. He was taken to the Johnson County Jail, where he remains on a $15,000 cash or surety ...

Washington Evening Journal

  • A local child's wish come true Fri May 16 5:52pm EDT

    Scraped knees, chicken pox, the flu, ear infections, bumps and bruises. Most parents expect these growing pains as they watch their children flourish in the first years of their young lives.

  • Public Health, county supervisors discuss relocation Fri May 16 5:52pm EDT

    The Washington County Board of Supervisors met with the Washington County Public Health Board Thursday afternoon to discuss housing the Public Health Department in one of the unoccupied buildings at Orchard Hill, which is owned by the county.

  • Kiefer new engineering technician for Washington Fri May 16 5:37pm EDT

    When Robert Kiefer was studying engineering at Hawkeye Community College in Waterloo, his greatest challenge was working around a broken collarbone that kept him from driving to class from his home in Cedar Rapids.

  • Special meeting held to discuss WCSD personnel Thu May 15 5:38pm EDT

    A special Washington School Board meeting was scheduled for 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, June 5 to hire a new high school principal and a new business manager for the district.

  • Washington Fair Board looks forward to July 13 Thu May 15 5:38pm EDT

    With the Washington County Fair only two months away, the Washington County Fair Board discussed the work that needs to get done by the first day of the fair on July 13. Among the projects is installing a drainage tile, finding shelter for 4-H and FFA goats and completing a recognition wall to honor people who donated $500 or more toward the new fair association building.

Belle Plaine Union

The Kalona News

  • Contract Signed for Medical Care at Jail Thu May 15 3:45am EDT

    The Board of Supervisors approved the agreement to provide nurse practitioner services for the Washington County Jail at the May 13 meeting. The agreement between the County and the Washington County Hospital provides details for the services on an as needed basis.

  • Local youth group excitied about trip Thu May 15 3:45am EDT

    Full Gospel Revival Center church will be going on a mission trip this summer. However, this mission trip is different. This mission trip is for the youth of the church.

  • M-P approves 4.28% pay hikes for staff Thu May 15 3:45am EDT

    Pay hikes of 4.28% were for Supt. Mark Schneider, the building principals, certified staff, support staff and home school staff for the 2008-09 school year were approved by the Mid-Prairie Board of education at its May 12 meeting.

  • IUB says No to electric municipalization Thu May 15 3:45am EDT

    Kalona city officials were shocked and surprised Tuesday, May 13, when the Iowa Utilities Board (IUB) voted 3-0 to reject a joint petition by Kalona, Wellman, Rolfe, Terril and Everly to municipalize electric utilities of Iowa Power & Light Co (IPL) or Alliant.

The Des Moines Register

  • Obama back on Tuesday 2 hours, 23 minutes ago

    Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama is scheduled to return to

  • Deal reached with feds to temporarily keep 83 detainees in Iowa Sat May 17 12:08pm EDT

    Lawyers for three detained Postville immigrants reached an agreement with federal authorities to keep the workers in Iowa until administrative bond hearings are held.

  • D.M. man assaults woman, officer Sat May 17 11:08am EDT

    An 18-year-old Des Moines man faces felony criminal charges after he allegedly beat the mother of his child and then tried to take a police officer’s handgun during his arrest early Friday morning.

  • Kids skip school to ’make out’ in vacant D.M. home Sat May 17 11:08am EDT

    Two East High School sophomores allegedly skipped school Friday morning to have sex in a vacant home, according to a police report.

  • Skyrocketing fuel prices hit sports hard Sat May 17 5:10am EDT

    For thousands of Iowans, skyrocketing gas prices threaten to drain the fun out of spring and summer sporting events. Average fuel prices statewide have risen more than 25 percent in the past year - from $2.71 per gallon in April 2007 to $3.40 last month - according to the Iowa Department of Natural Resources.