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Court Rules E911 Didn’t Have Authority To Enter Into Agreement Court case between Mahaska County Board of Supervisors and Mahaska County E911 Service Board and Mahaska County Emergency Management. Mahaska County District Court Judge Crystal Cronk made a ruling in regard to the ongoing battle between the Mahaska County Board of Supervisors and the E911 Service Board and Mahaska County Emergency Management. At the center of the argument is the E911 Service Board’s ability to enter into 28E ag...

ABOUT Columns are the opinion of the author, and include both facts and the individual’s personal perspective. Community members are encouraged to submit guest columns up to 600 words for consideration. Tue., February 02, 2021 Iowa BLM 2021 legislative agenda: Marijuana legalization, maternal care, police reform A protestor holds up a drawing of George Floyd as they face of against law enforcement officers, including officers from the Iowa State Patrol, during a protest march in...

A Panasonic body cam is shown on the uniform of a University Heights police officer. – Photo by Brian Ray/the Gazette-KCRG University of Iowa Police Officer Alton Poole wears his VIEVU LE2 Body Worn Camera as he patrols the Finkbine Golf Course tailgating lot before Iowa’s game against Northern Iowa Saturday, Sept. 12, 2012, in Iowa City. -Photo by Jim Slosiarek/The Gazette A Panasonic body cam is shown on the uniform of a University Heights police officer. Though all four of the law...

The Carroll City Council entered into a closed session at the conclusion of their meeting Monday night under Iowa Code 21.5(1)(c), “To discuss strategy with counsel in matters that are presently in litigation or where litigation is imminent where its disclosure would be likely to prejudice or disadvantage the position of the governmental body in that litigation.” After more than an hour in that closed session the council reopened the meeting for a vote. City Manager, Mike Pogge-Weaver, says...

Chantelle Grove The Carroll City Council entered into a closed session at the conclusion of their meeting Monday night under Iowa Code 21.5(1)(c), “To discuss strategy...

Restaurants and bars in Iowa that have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic will have the opportunity to apply for a portion of $40 million in CARES Act funds allocated by Gov. Kim Reynolds. The application process will open Monday, Feb. 1 at noon and close Monday, Feb. 15 at 5 p.m. Funds will NOT be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis, but instead, each application made during that timeframe will be considered and awards made on tiered system based on losses. The maximum award am...

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By Jason Taylor Jan 19, 2021 IOWA - A Latino civil rights group is adding its support for the legislative demands from the Iowa BLM Coalition. The League of United Latin American Citizens backs the agenda, which includes legalizing marijuana and repealing several laws. Other priorities include a constitutional amendment to protect voting rights of people convicted of a felony. Some state lawmakers also support some demands from the BLM Coalition, which is made up of Black Lives Matter groups f...

By Jason Taylor Jan 19, 2021 IOWA - A Latino civil rights group is adding its support for the legislative demands from the Iowa BLM Coalition. The League of United Latin American Citizens backs the agenda, which includes legalizing marijuana and repealing several laws. Other priorities include a constitutional amendment to protect voting rights of people convicted of a felony. Some state lawmakers also support some demands from the BLM Coalition, which is made up of Black Lives Matter groups f...

Hundreds of unmasked people entered the Iowa Statehouse rotunda Monday, the opening day of the new legislative session, to protest mask requirements put in place to protect against COVID-19.