Letters to the editor: Ames City Council seems tight-fisted
Readers note last month's Run For The Roses and question current aquatic center priorities from the City Council.
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Readers note last month's Run For The Roses and question current aquatic center priorities from the City Council.
Three Iowans are vying for an Iowa Supreme Court seat to be vacated with the retirement of the court’s only Democrat-appointed justice.
Des Moines, IA- Three judges and two attorneys have applied for the upcoming vacancy on the Iowa Supreme Court. Radio Iowa reports that the five are hoping to move to the Supreme Court when Justice Brent Appel retires on July 13th. The State Judicial Nominating Commission has scheduled interviews for each applicant which will start Monday, June 27th with Third Judicial District Chief Judge Patrick Tott of Sioux City. Ames attorney Timothy Gartin is next, followed by Des Moines attorney. William Miller. First Judicial District Court Judge Alan Heavens, of Garnavillo and Iowa Court of Appeals Ju...
Five attorneys and judges applied to replace Justice Brent Appel, the Iowa Supreme Court's last remaining member appointed by a Democrat.
Newscast 06.20.22: Chief Third District Judge Patrick Tott to interview for Iowa State Supreme Court vacancy next week