Cedar Rapids police credit outreach for crime drop after violent year
Cedar Rapids faced a brutal start to the year with 14 gunshots in January and a homicide of Joseph P. Perkins in Cedar Valley Townhomes. March brought a deadly stretch including Senquez Jackson and Brandon Johnson, while Kenyauta Vesey-Keith faced charges. Police credit community outreach for a sharp drop to double digits by month end.
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Global reaction to new refugee policy fuels confusion and arrests
The Trump order banning travelers from seven Muslim-majority countries drew global concern as immigrants faced detentions and removals. ACLU lawyers won stays in New York and Virginia, delaying deportations and green-card holder removals at major airports while courts review the executive action.
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Leonie Brinkema
Virginia
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Iowa medical cannabis fate hinges as July expires
Iowa lawmakers wrestle with the future of the medical cannabis program set to end July 1. Advocates cite success stories including Caleb Helland, a 12 year old with epilepsy who改善 seizures with cannabis oil, as they urge expansion beyond the current limited cannabidiol provision.
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