Senate chairs eye limits on next infrastructure bill
Republicans poised to curb new transportation and infrastructure spending as 2021 law expanded budget authority and climate measures. With 2026 expiring, Cruz Scott Capito and Crapo lead key committees to debate funding, pay-fors, and beltway versus local needs amid rising EV adoption and highway dependencies.
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Former Wendy's employee accused of armed robbery in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids man Jamercion Bush, 34, was arrested after a Tuesday Wendy's robbery at 1316 First Ave. NE. Police say surveillance showed him threatening workers with a handgun and fleeing maskless. Bags with money were later found nearby. He faces first degree robbery and related charges with a $35,000 bail.
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Iowa City targets lead pipe risks as residents report lines
Iowa city and state officials tally potential lead service lines across communities in Eastern Iowa. About 400 residents have identified pipe materials entering their homes, while the state reviews inventories from water suppliers. Iowa City offers to share replacement costs up to 5000 dollars per line to aid removal of lead lines.
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Harris voters blame Biden more than Harris for Trump win
The Charlotte Observer reports that 24 percent of Harris voters blame President Biden for the election outcome, 6 percent blame Harris herself, while 53 percent say it was just a bad year for Democrats. The Economist You Gov poll surveyed 1,743 adults from Nov 9 to 12 with a 3.3 point margin.
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