Bohannan campaign pulls ad over UI trademark dispute
Campaign of Democratic candidate Christina Bohannan will pull an ad amid a dispute over allegedly using University of Iowa marks. UI General Counsel James Jorgenson sent a cease and desist, with Bohannan’s team arguing the shirt design was original and unrelated to Hawkeye branding.
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Iowan dies of Lassa Fever linked to West Africa travel
An Eastern Iowa resident treated at the University of Iowa died from Lassa Fever after returning from West Africa. Iowa HHS and CDC are coordinating with UI Health Care and local public health partners to identify contacts, with testing by Nebraska lab and CDC confirmation underway. The state official stressed the transmission risk remains very low.
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One hurt in Cedar Rapids area shooting
Cedar Rapids police responded to gunfire in the northeast area on Monday afternoon at the 3100 block of C Ave NE. A juvenile was found with non life threatening injuries and taken to a hospital. Investigators request tips at 319 286 5491 with area video.
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Stabbing injures two at The Haven in Iowa City
Two people were injured in a non life threatening stabbing at 1 19 a m Sunday inside The Haven at 220 S Van Buren St in downtown Iowa City. Police seek video or witness tips to identify the female assailant and urge contacting Detective Alec Fjelstul with information.
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Iowa woman describes fear during near total abortion ban
A Planned Parenthood news conference featured Kristina Remus and Chelsea Cooper detailing Iowa residents seeking care out of state due to the near total abortion ban. They described travel burdens, limited resources, and fear during early pregnancy, including an ectopic pregnancy requiring emergency surgery.
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