Meskwaki tribe nominating caucus selects nine candidates
Meskwaki members nominate Bear Bear Jr Wayne Pushetonequa Harvey Davenport and six others for three tribal council seats at a crowded Meskwaki School gym. Primary on Tuesday will filter top six to the October 21 final vote amid ongoing leadership dispute and security from local and state officers. Bear and Walker lead a split leadership as meeting occurs under tight security.
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DOT forum urges multi modal investment for Iowa growth
A Cedar Rapids forum of public and private group reps urged the Iowa DOT to pursue more than road spending. They called for greater interstate highway capacity, expanded aviation support, public transit and rail, to attract economic development and improve safety.
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Gambling licenses eyed for Iowa riverboat casinos
Voters in Black Hawk County approved a referendum backing a riverboat casino plan by Isle of Capri at the Highways 218 20 and I 380 site. Cedar Rapids and Linn County proposals aim to follow, while opponents cite potential revenue loss to their communities. Civic groups praise tax relief and jobs, but opponents warn of money siphoning from nearby areas.
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Iowa and Illinois Lottery Results for October 7
Tuesday draws reveal Iowa $100000 Cash Game numbers 3 20 27 29 34 and Mega Millions 1 2 22 40 41 with Mega Ball 43 for a $12 million jackpot. Illinois Pick 3 and Pick 4 results also listed alongside Little Lotto and 6 of 48 jackpot details.
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Regional Roundup: Two Davenport men accept plea deals
Antonio Brown and Heath Woods, both of Davenport, pleaded guilty to lesser charges after their attempted murder convictions were overturned. District Judge Gary McKenrick sentenced them to 25 years for going armed with intent and related counts, with potential earlier release due to nonmandatory 85 percent service. Separately, Camanche Middle School faced a stomach illness outbreak with tests pending and a small impact on attendance.
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Ex-jailer gets probation and fine for sex with inmate
A former Scott County jailer, Robert Rangel, 31, of East Moline, Illinois, received one year of probation and a $500 fine after pleading guilty to sexual misconduct with an offender a teenage inmate. The case arose from a sex act with Shannon Breeden, 17, who had been charged with first degree murder. Breeden reported the incident before Rangel was fired.
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