Branstad Defends DHS Leader Over Toledo Home Scrutiny
Gov. Terry Branstad backs Chuck Palmer amid criticism from a lawmaker who sued to reopen the Iowa Juvenile Home in Toledo. Palmer faced questions on restraints and isolation while Branstad cites a culture of secrecy but supports Palmer's leadership and hopes for a court ruling that protects the children.
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Branstad budget shows a $144 million spending gap says auditor
Iowa State Auditor Mary Mosiman warns Branstad's proposed fiscal 2015 plan creates a $144 million gap in the general fund. She notes ongoing revenue at $7.239 billion versus $7.383 billion in true total appropriations, needing to tap a $746 million surplus carry forward to balance.
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Pittsburgh double homicide puzzles police as family mourns
Pittsburgh police call the killings of sisters Susan Wolfe 44 and Sarah Wolfe 38 a very special case. Investigators found both shot dead in the basement of their home in a quiet neighborhood after welfare checks prompted the response. No arrests have been made.
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