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Iowa Woman Pleads Guilty to Hate Crimes for Running Down Children
An Iowa woman has pleaded guilty to federal hate crimes for intentionally driving her SUV into two children in 2019 because she said she thought one was Mexican and the other was a member of the Islamic State group
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Iowa Democrat Drops Bid for House Seat She Lost by 6 Votes
A defeated Democrat has abruptly dropped her bid to overturn her six-vote loss for a House seat from Iowa, abandoning what loomed as a long legal and political battle in the face of shaky support from her own party
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GOP Lawmakers Seek Greater Control Over Local Elections
In addition to their nationwide efforts to restrict voting access, Republican lawmakers in some key states are seeking greater control over the local mechanics of elections, from voter registration to certifying results
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Nurse, Officer Dead After Inmate Attack at Iowa Prison
Iowa state prisons officials say a nurse and a corrections officer have been killed in an attack by an inmate at the Anamosa State Penitentiary
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Journalist Acquitted in Iowa Case Seen as Attack on Press
Jurors have acquitted an Iowa journalist who was pepper-sprayed and arrested by police while covering a protest, in a case that critics have derided as an attack on press freedoms
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Teen Wanted in Fatal Wisconsin Mall Shooting Caught in Iowa
A teenager wanted in connection to the fatal shooting at a mall in eastern Wisconsin was arrested Thursday in Iowa, according to the Grand Chute Police Department.
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Nearly 40 Vehicles Involved in Pileup on Icy Iowa Interstate
In icy winter conditions, nearly 40 vehicles ended up in a messy pile-up on an Iowa interstate
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Nearly 40 Cars Crash in Iowa Interstate Pileup
Dozens of cars, including two Iowa State Patrol cars, got stuck in a pileup on an icy interstate outside of Des Moines, Iowa, on Thursday.
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Iowa Conspiracy Theorist Stays in Custody, Ordered to DC
A federal judge in Washington says a right-wing conspiracy theorist from Iowa seen prominently in videos taunting a U.S. Capitol police officer during the Jan. 6 riot must remain in custody
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White Army Vet Charged in Shooting of Black Girl at Trump Rally
A white military veteran shot and wounded a 15-year-old Black girl during a tense confrontation at a rally in support of President Donald Trump in Iowa last month
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Iowa Board Certifies 6-Vote Republican Win in US House Race
Iowa officials have certified a Republican candidate as a six-vote winner for an open seat in the U.S. House, in what is shaping up to be the closest congressional election in decades.
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GOP Candidate Clings to 8-Vote Lead in US House Race in Iowa
The historically close race for Iowa’s 2nd Congressional District seat has gotten even closer
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Snacks ‘Come in Handy': National Guard Aids Stranded Motorists, College Teams on Penn. Turnpike
Some cars, trucks and buses stranded in snow on the Pennsylvania Turnpike were trapped for more than a day, amid a massive snowstorm that pummeled the East Coast over the weekend.
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Trump and Biden Make Their Case in Midwest States
President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden spent the final Friday before Election Day speaking to voters in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan and Iowa.
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Trump Signs Only a Portion of Iowa's Disaster Relief Request
President Donald Trump has signed only a portion of an emergency declaration to supply federal money to help Iowa recover from an unusual wind storm that struck a week ago
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Iowa ‘Hurting' After Derecho, Seeks Nearly $4B in Disaster Aid
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds is asking the federal government for nearly $4 billion to help recover from the unusual wind storm that struck the state on Monday killing at least three people in the state, leaving thousands without power and extensively damaging crops
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Iowa Voters Oust Rep. King, Shunned for White Supremacist Remarks
Longtime Rep. Steve King has been ousted in Iowa’s Republican primary after being ostracized by party leaders for comments about white nationalism
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Pritzker Concerned About People Crossing Borders as Other States Ease Restrictions
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker has expressed concern over people traveling from state to state as some of Illinois’ neighbors continue to ease restrictions put in place due to the coronavirus pandemic. On Friday, restaurants in neighboring Iowa were allowed to open their doors to dine-in customers only if they operate at 50% percent capacity. Similarly, dine-in restaurants throughout most of…
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Tammy Zywicki Case: Illinois Police Say Iowa Man Not Involved in 1992 Slaying
Authorities in Illinois say an Iowa man charged in 1990s serial killings “does not appear to have been involved” in the unsolved 1992 slaying of a college student
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Tammy Zywicki Case: Illinois Police Say Iowa Man Not Involved in 1992 Slaying
Authorities in Illinois say an Iowa man charged in 1990s serial killings “does not appear to have been involved” in the unsolved 1992 slaying of a college student. Phil Rogers with NBC 5 Investigates reports.