Cedar Rapids triple murder case highs and lies query
Alexander Ken Jackson 20 faced a first court appearance on charges he killed his parents and sister in their Cedar Rapids home. Prosecutors called his intruder story a fabrication and noted no forced entry and a possible motive tied to his father’s demand he find work or move out.
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Cedar Rapids
Alexander Ken Jackson
Linn County
Ryan Decker
Oak Leaf Ct
Oak Creek Subdivision
Cording
Lindsay Garner
Jim Slosiarek
the Gazette
Tears and candles honor Sabrina Jackson at Cedar Rapids vigil
Dozens of Kennedy High School graduates gather outside the Cedar Rapids school with candles and prayers to honor Sabrina Jackson 19 who was killed with her father and mother. Sabrina’s brother Alexander Jackson 20 is charged with three counts of first degree murder.
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Jan Jackson
Melissa Jackson
Sabrina Jackson
Kennedy High School
Cedar Rapids
Alexander Ken Jackson
Linn County
Rebecca F. Miller
the Gazette
Alexander Jackson
Kennedy High
Test Iowa to end program July 16
Iowa ends the free statewide Test Iowa program with drives shutting in five weeks as demand wanes. Linn County Cedar Rapids site closes June 24 at 4 p.m. The program launched April 2020 and will conclude July 16. Free at home test kits are planned after closure.
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Iowa
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Department of Public Health
State Hygienic Lab
Reynolds says all ideas on table for Iowa tax cuts
Gov. Kim Reynolds signaled a broad approach to future tax relief after enacting a 6.5 percent top rate and other reforms. She said the interim plan will review options, including potentially eliminating the state income tax, as states pursue lower levies to stay competitive. Mental health funding shifts also drew attention.
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Ments
Reynolds
Iowa
Kim Reynolds
Kelsey Kremer
Des Moines Register
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