Iowa Supreme Court says bar exam will not be eliminated
DES MOINES – Law students hate it, but the Iowa Supreme Court ruled Friday that the bar exam requirement for Iowa law school graduates will be kept. The court heard from dozens
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DES MOINES – Law students hate it, but the Iowa Supreme Court ruled Friday that the bar exam requirement for Iowa law school graduates will be kept. The court heard from dozens
MASON CITY – The following is a joint statement from Mason City Police Department and Mason City Community School District regarding an alleged bullying incident and assault reported Aug 29, 2014: Mason
IOWA CITY – University of Iowa national champions Brent Metcalf and Tony Ramos compete at the 2014 World Championships in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, beginning late Sunday night. Ramos competes at 57 kg on
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Congressman Steve King released the following statement after a recent email from the office of Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller advised county attorneys to disregard Immigration and Customs Enforcement
BRITT – A man with an extremely long criminal history who recently accepted a plea deal on a load of crimes was recently picked up in Britt for felony eluding and in
MASON CITY – Police arrested a Mason City man for domestic abuse assault involving strangulation. Officers with the Mason City Police Department were called to an apartment at 124 13th Street NE
SPENCER – A man ran a stop sign and caused a multi-vehicle accident near Spencer that injured a number of persons who were hospitalized. The Clay County Sheriff’s Office and the Iowa
SPENCER – A Spencer woman turned herself in to face a new charge of drunk driving. Joanna Harlow, age 30, stands charged now with second offense operating while intoxicated. A Clay county
WASHINGTON – HHS Secretary Sylvia M. Burwell today released $65 million in grants to help 87 organizations in 33 states reduce high infant mortality rates and other health problems related to pregnancy
SAINT PAUL, MN – As the search for Lyle Marvin “Ty” Hoffman continues, the Ramsey County Sheriff’s Office is asking the public to report any discovery of dye stained currency. During the
MASON CITY – Multiple law enforcement agencies responded to a report Friday afternoon of a man with long gun or rifle and took precautions to keep citizens safe. The scene unfolded at
MASON CITY – Both the NIACC men’s and women’s cross country teams are ranked fourth in the initial NJCAA poll of the season released Friday. NIACC is tied with Pratt Community College
BETTENDORF, IOWA – On September 3 and 4, 2014, the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation, Iowa State Patrol, Scott County Sheriff’s Office, Bettendorf Police Department, Quad City Metropolitan Enforcement Group and Marion
MASON CITY – The NIACC baseball prospect showcase is set for Sept. 27 at Roosevelt Stadium from 9 a.m. to noon. The showcase, which is open to high school players, will give
By Jim Garamone, DoD News, Defense Media Activity – WASHINGTON, Sept. 5, 2014 – NATO allies agreed today that the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant poses “a significant threat” to