Extra federal judge approved for court in C R
The Judicial Conference approved adding a district judge to the Cedar Rapids Iowa court, part of the Northern District of Iowa. The district now has two district judges and faces a heavy criminal docket with about 60 percent of cases in Cedar Rapids.
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Des Moines Group Eyes Days Inn To Create Affordable Housing
A Des Moines nonprofit seeks to buy the Days Inn off I-35 in northwest Des Moines and convert it into a 73 unit affordable apartment complex with kitchenettes. The project, costing about 4 million dollars, aims to rent units at no more than 30 percent of residents income and include mental health and substance use treatment services onsite. Anawim Housing has run 250 units in Polk County for 20 years and hopes to finalize purchase by year end.
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Cedar Rapids council sued over open meetings interview
Retired U.S. attorney files suit in Linn County alleging seven Cedar Rapids City Council members violated the Iowa open meetings law by interviewing city clerk candidate Alissa Van Sloten in a closed session on April 29. The council later approved her appointment in open session May 12.
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Cedar Rapids teen gets 10 years in third carjacking
An 18-year-old Cedar Rapids man was sentenced to 10 years in prison for his third carjacking and had probation revoked from two 2018 robberies. Tywan Moore pleaded guilty to aiding and abetting first degree theft for a 2018 and 2023 series of carjackings involving teens Royal Jones and Tyran Funches.
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