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The House Public Safety committee met today and passed a bill aimed at preventing swatting calls.The proposal would increase penalties from a misdemeanor to a

The House Public Safety committee met today and passed a bill aimed at preventing swatting calls.The proposal would increase penalties from a misdemeanor to a

Player Development is the lifeblood of any strong organization, sport, or other. It's important to hire well, but then work with and train your employees in a way that helps them become the best version of themselves, whatever that is. The Twins minor league affiliates announced their coaching st...

The Twins minor league affiliates announced their 2024 coaching staffs on Monday morning. There are some new names, but the managers at the four levels will remain the same. Player Development is the lifeblood of any strong organization, sport, or other. It's important to hire well, but then work...

Fort Madison Police officers were dispatched to Fort Madison High School at about 2:26 p.m. Wednesday after administrators there received a phone call from an individual stating that they were

Bill aims to deter "bad actors" from tying up emergency resources through "swatting" calls.

A new bill targeted toward preventing swatting calls would increase penalties from a misdemeanor to a felony for someone who intentionally makes a false report

Knowingly reporting fake information about serious crimes to law enforcement agencies in Iowa would be a felony under legislation advanced in the Iowa House. Granville Rep. Zach Dieken signed off

Bill aims to deter "bad actors" from tying up emergency resources through "swatting" calls.

Last spring, 30 schools around Iowa received swatting calls with fake school shooting threats. Lawmakers are considering increasing penalties.