State Patrol dash-cam crash tied to March 14 I-80 incident
Four district 11 patrol cars struck by motorists since 2013 end, with the March 14 crash the most dramatic. A semitruck rear-ended a truck at the crash scene sending the truck airborne into a trooper’s squad car, injuring the trooper lightly. The semi driver was cited for failure to maintain control.
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Williamsburg Tanger Outlets Welcomes Columbia Shop
Apparel shop debuts Columbia Sportswear at Tanger Outlets in Williamsburg as crowds anticipate new branding. The feature highlights new store layout and opening details for shoppers.
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Orr Steps Down After 14 Years as ISU Basketball Coach
Former Iowa State coach Johnny Orr ended a 14 year tenure leaving the ISU program behind. His departure marks the end of an era for Cyclones basketball with memories of past seasons highlighted in the page 2C tribute.
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Obama says North Korea a threat to Asia and U.S.
President Barack Obama tells reporters in Seoul that North Korea poses a threat not only to Asia but to the United States during a joint news conference with South Korean President Park Geun-hye.
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North Korea detains American tourist amid asylum claim
North Korea says it has detained 24 year old American Miller Matthew Todd for allegedly violating entry formalities while on a tourist visa. KCNA reports he tore up his visa and shouted he sought shelter in the DPRK as President Obama was visiting South Korea. The U.S. State Department confirmed awareness of a detained U.S. citizen.
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Storms bring tornado threat across Plains this weekend
A strong storm system growing in the south central U S is set to bring heavy rain and high winds across Texas Oklahoma Kansas Missouri Arkansas and possibly Nebraska by Sunday afternoon Forecasters say tornadoes are possible with strongest risk in Kansas and Missouri The system will move east late Sunday or Monday and local pages note regional forecasts including Iowa and a total of 109 tornadoes reported through April 24.
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