Students present IoT and cybersecurity ideas to Rep. Blum
Kennedy High School senior Chloe Leaverton and Jefferson High School senior Roy Ortega shared proposals on the internet of things and cybersecurity with U.S. Rep. Rod Blum at Iowa BIG in Cedar Rapids. Blum discussed potential federal use, safety concerns, and the need for standards while noting ongoing federal cyber checks.
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Man dies of hypothermia in Iowa City during holiday weekend
An Iowa City man 24 year old Paul J Biagas died of hypothermia after being intoxicated when he froze outside the Robert A Lee Recreation Center on January 2. Police ruled the death an accident and said foul play was not suspected. He likely was heading home on New Year’s Eve or New Year’s Day.
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Correction clarifies Cedar Rapids city staff title
The Gazette notes a correction for Ken Wednesday whose name was incorrectly given and identifies Jek Keyser as Cedar Rapids development services manager. The article also corrects the age of the former Central Fire Station now under renovation by GLD Commercial Real Estate Advisors, built in 1917.
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Atalissa shooting suspect was obsessed with a family killed by a semi
Cedar County arrestee Charles Johnston an associate psychology professor at Harper College Palatine Illinois fired after the January incident facing attempted murder and assault on a peace officer with a dangerous weapon. Investigators say he believed a semi driver killed a family, but officials found no evidence supporting the claim. Johnston described era of rage and drug use with several prescription bottles. He remained jailed with $1 million cash bail and an arraignment set for March 2.
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