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Wapello County’s former prosecutor avoided a license suspension as the Iowa Supreme Court opted for a public reprimand for calling judges “b--ches” and making sexually charged comments to his staff.

An Iowa City attorney who repeatedly failed to show up for clients’ parole revocation hearings has been sanctioned by the state.

An Iowa City attorney who repeatedly failed to show up for clients’ parole revocation hearings has been sanctioned by the state.

The Notre Dame Alumni Association recognized Russell Lovell "for his outstanding dedication to advancing civil rights" over many years.

Wapello County’s top criminal prosecutor, facing a potential suspension of his law license for making sexually charged comments to his staff, says his actions are protected by the U.S. Constitution.

Wapello County’s top criminal prosecutor, facing a potential suspension of his law license for making sexually charged comments to his staff, says his actions are protected by the U.S. Constitution.

As trial proceedings get underway for the death of Breasia Terrell, here's a general guideline on how criminal trials work in Iowa.

Wapello County’s top prosecutor, facing a possible license suspension, says he has a constitutional right to refer to judges as "bitches."

Editor’s note: This story contains language that may be offensive to some readers.

A law that would ban most abortions after six weeks remains blocked, after a judge comprehensively rejected the state's case.