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$450-Thousand Dollar Settlement Reported Between Webster County and Former County Employee

Former Webster County deputy Amy Stringer filed a complaint with the Iowa Civil Rights Commission alleging she faced retaliation and was eventually forced to resign from the department after she reported another deputy for alleged inappropriate and illegal actions.

Taylor Blaha has been sentenced to 50 years in prison after admitting to drowning her newborn daughter to hide meth in her system.

Webster County taxpayers spent roughly $65,000 on wages and benefits for a former Webster County Sheriff’s Office detective while he was on paid administra

A former detective with the Webster County Sheriff’s Office who has been on paid administrative leave since November 2022 has resigned. According to an emai

"I feared him," Amy Stringer writes of her former co-worker.

Analysts predict a large number of teens and college students will be seeking employment this summer in part due to record-high inflation.

Authorities said a northern Iowa couple drowned their newborn in a bathtub shortly after she was born, fearing her cries would draw the attention of police.

In a letter to the Selectboard earlier this month, the zoning administrator attributed his departure to the mistreatment of town employees by “a very abusive and outspoken group of residents” who have made the town office “an incredibly hostile environment.”

NORWICH — The town — still without an acting town manager — will now be without a zoning administrator as well, as Planning and Zoning Coordinator Aaron DeNamur has tendered his resignation.In a letter to the Selectboard earlier this month, DeNamur...