Report predicts prison growth in Iowa facilities
A state report estimates Iowa nine state prisons with about 8 200 inmates will add around 1 000 inmates over the next decade. The projection, shared on Page 2A, signals rising inmate population and possible capacity concerns for these facilities.
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Deadly New York Train Derailment Kills Four, Injures Seventy
A suburban New York train derailed on Sunday, causing four deaths and about 70 injuries. Emergency crews rushed to the scene as investigators began examining the cause near the derailment site.
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Iowa wrestlers beat rival Cyclones 23 9 in Ames
Iowa wrestlers notched their 10th straight dual win over Iowa State with a 23 to 9 victory Sunday in Ames. Awareness IC RED WEEK highlights HIV AIDS awareness through UIOWA humanitarian student groups on Page 7A.
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Brothers in justice share roles and debates in Linn County
In Cedar Rapids two brothers pursue criminal justice careers. Jerry Vander Sanden, Linn County Attorney, and Bruce Vander Sanden, director of the 6th Judicial District Department of Correctional Services, describe how their rival viewpoints reveal the path from offender to reentry. They stayed close, even playing rugby together, as they learned from each other’s court process insights.
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Cedar Rapids
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HealthCare.gov meets weekend deadline with improved stability
The White House reports HealthCare.gov has hardware and software fixes in place and now runs smoothly for the vast majority of users. Officials say system response under 1 second and 800000 daily visits are achievable, with stability over 90 percent.
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Spouses of International Scholars Face Restrictions
Anna Kolpakova and her Czech husband David Pisa live in Iowa City as he pursues postdoctoral physics work at the University of Iowa. Her career is on hold as she adjusts to life in the United States while supporting his research.
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