UI Denounces Offensive Fliers Targeting Campus Centers
The University of Iowa condemns deeply offensive fliers found on and near campus centers for Latina Native American African American and LGBTQ communities. Police investigate both incidents as officials urge a culture of respect and inclusion across the UI.
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Judge Denies Dismissal in Harreld Open Meetings Suit
Polk County district judge rules the Open Meetings case can proceed against the Iowa Board of Regents. Plaintiff Gerhild Krapf alleges two closed door Harreld candidacy meetings violated state law and seeks voiding actions including the July 30 vote. Ruling emphasizes access to court over merits at this stage.
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Polk County
Gerhild Krapf
College of Law
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University of Iowa
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Board of Regents
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Katie Mulholland
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AbbeHealth and UnityPoint Cedar Rapids formalize affiliation
AbbeHealth and UnityPoint Health Cedar Rapids formalize their partnership with an affiliation agreement effective Jan 1. AbbeHealth remains a provider of mental health and aging services to 17,000+ annually while maintaining community-based programs and independent partner links. Officials cite improved care coordination across medical, behavioral health, and aging services to better serve the community.
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Cedar Rapids
AbbeHealth
UnityPoint Health
Abbe
Ted Townsend
Townsend
Abbe Health
Dan Streitner
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St. Luke’s
UnityPoint
Oran man convicted over bomb making materials in Iowa
Trevor J. Satrom 34 pleaded guilty in U S District Court to possession of an unregistered National Firearms Act device after admitting to having three pipe bombs and a pressure cooker bomb on February 10 at his Fayette County home Authorities recovered more than 30 pounds of black gunpowder steel pipes and related explosive components during a search Satrom faces up to 10 years in prison and a 250000 fine A mental health assessment found him fit for trial and sentencing could include probation with a five year recommendation from officials
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Trevor J. Satrom
U.S
Satrom
Fayette County
Latrotn
Jon Scoles
Scoles
Bureau of Prisons
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