Judge tosses tribe's latest Dakota Access suit
U S District Judge James Boasberg dismissed the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe suit against the Army Corps of Engineers seeking to shutter the Dakota Access Pipeline. The tribe must wait for the corps to finish a key environmental impact study before any new legal challenge. Read more: the pipeline carries crude oil 1,000 miles from North Dakota to Illinois.
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Standing Rock
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Iowa
North Dakota
Ilinois
Morton County
N.D
Tom Stromme
Bismarck Tribune
Nurse loses bid for jobless benefits after neglect findings
Ashley K. Brooks a Mercy Health Services registered nurse in Iowa was fired for alleged patient neglect. An Administrative Law Judge ruled she is not entitled to unemployment benefits, citing credible evidence of failed patient care including ignoring low blood pressure chest pains and inadequate wound care. Brooks license remains active with no disciplinary history.
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Ashley K. Brooks
Mercy Health Services
Brooks
Stephanie Adkisson
Adkisson
Iowa Board of Nursing
Trafficking inquiry leads to prostitution charge in C R
A Cedar Rapids man, Mark Schwake, 61, was charged with prostitution after a trafficking inquiry tied him to a Hi awatha case. Police traced a phone number to Schwake from Jarod Anderson, who was connected to a drugs and prostitution ring involving a Dubuque teen.
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Cedar Rapids
Hiawatha
Mark Schwake
Schwake
Jarod Anderson
Anderson
Tana Torres
Dubuque
Torres
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