Officer Tim Davis Returns Home After Mugging Incident
Cedar Rapids police officer Tim Davis left the hospital after brain surgery for injuries suffered while detaining a mugging suspect in southeast Cedar Rapids. He had been unresponsive for 21 days and was moved from University Hospitals in Iowa City to St Luke's in Cedar Rapids before being released. A 17-year-old, Jose Rockett, was charged with willful injury causing serious injury and first degree robbery.
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Iowa City
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Cleanup set Saturday in Czech Village area
Cedar Rapids neighbors plan post flood cleanup in Czech Village. Volunteers should bring gloves and meet 9 a.m. at Riverside Roundhouse near the Czech and Slovak Museum. Tools provided. a community lunch follows at Metro High School. Houby Days is scheduled for May 15 to 17.
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Cedar Rapids
Czech Village
Riverside Roundhouse
Bomb detonation under car prompts police response
A so called MacGyver type explosive detonated under a car at 3432 Hemlock Pl NE near Blairs Ferry Road on Wednesday around 6:42 PM. No one was injured and officers along with a Fire Department bomb technician arrived after the blast. Lt. Kelly Fitzpatrick reported a 20-ounce plastic bottle was used in the device. No undercarriage damage occurred.
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Cedar Rapids
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Blairs Ferry Road
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Miller found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in baby death
A Linn County jury convicts Curtis Miller 30 of West Branch of involuntary manslaughter for Kimisha Miller's death and also finds him guilty of child endangerment resulting in death. The verdict avoids a life-without-parole sentence for the murder count.
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Elizabeth Rutter
Miller
Tyler Johnston
Tolet
Amet Gonlubol
Chris Mackler
the Gazette
Curtis Miller
Todd Weimer
Ahmet Gonlubol
Linn County
West Branch
Kimisha Miller
Iowa City receives 8.6 million for flood buyouts
FEMA grants totaling 8.6 million will fund the voluntary buyouts of 39 flooded homes and one vacant lot in Iowa City. Eligible properties on Taft Speedway Park Road Normand Drive and Eastmoor Drive in Parkview Terrace could be razed to restore green space under the hazard mitigation program with buyouts to be completed by next spring if possible.
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Iowa City
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Dave Loebsack
Diowa
Taft Speedway
Park Road
Normandy Drive
Eastmoor Drive
Parkview Terrace
Loebsack
Steve Long
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