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Man sentenced to 10 years in prison in Clinton shooting death

CLINTON CO., Iowa (KWQC) - One of the two men who pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in a Clinton shooting will spend 10 years in prison. Julius Graham, 20, was sentenced on Oct. 29 after pleading guilty in September, according to court records. He also pleaded guilty to possession of a firearm by a domestic abuse offender in a second case.

Clinton, IA · 9h
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UPDATE: Investigators Determine Cause Of Dubuque Apartment Building Fire

Dubuque Fire investigators have determined the cause of the weekend fire in a downtown apartment building which left 3 people injured. Investigators say the cause was a lit candle which had melted down and sparked the blaze after the resident of the apartment had fallen asleep. Around 6:15 Saturday night,...

Dubuque, IA · 10h
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Iowa Pulse

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Dubuque Man Sentenced to Federal Prison for COVID Unemployment Fraud

A Dubuque man was sentenced to 33 months in federal prison after pleading guilty to wire fraud in a case involving Iowa unemployment benefits. Originally published by Iowa Pulse . For more verified Iowa news and real-time updates, follow Iowa Pulse.

Dubuque, IA · 2d

Cedar Rapids Gazette

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Nurse loses license after thefts at Cedar Rapids facilities

After being convicted of stealing the medication of multiple nursing home residents, a nurse from Preston has agreed to surrender her license. In June 2025, licensed practical nurse Jaci Moore, now 33, was charged by Waterloo police with third-degree theft after it was alleged she stole 74 items, putting some in her purse and some in a shopping cart, worth $847. She later pleaded guilty to the charge and received a deferred judgment. In October 2025, Linn County prosecutors alleged that Moore was working at the Heritage Specialty Care in Cedar Rapids in September 2025 when she “mis-administered and/or took” approximately 43 oxycodone pills by falsely claiming the patients had requested the medications and then falsely claiming she had administered the drugs. When interviewed by police, Moore allegedly admitted that she had an oxycodone addiction and also admitted stealing 10 or 12 of the patients’ oxycodone pills. She was charged with felony prohibited acts involving controlled substances. In December 2025, Linn County prosecutors charged Moore with a second count of prohibited acts. In that case, prosecutors alleged that an investigation by the state’s Medicaid Fraud Control Unit found that while Moore was working as a nurse for the Harmony Cedar

Cedar Rapids, IA · 2d

travelmag.com

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Iowa Locals Say The Fried Seafood Platters At This Riverfront Restaurant Never Disappoint

A seafood restaurant on an island in the Mississippi River already sounds promising. Add a waterfront patio, generous fried seafood platters, and a menu packed with Cajun and Creole favorites, and you’ve got my attention. Catfish comes Cajun-style with a crispy cornmeal coating, whole and fried, blackened, or cut...

Dubuque, IA · 1d

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Peosta Man Arrested on Burglary and Assault Charges

PEOSTA, Iowa — November 7, 2026 — A 34-year-old Peosta man was arrested Saturday evening on burglary and assault charges. Alonzo Jamal Henderson, 34, was arrested at 7:33 p.m. on Saturday, November 7, 2026, at 8235 Kalb Ridge St. in Peosta by Officer L. A. Pothoff, according to arrest report R 2026003299.

Peosta, IA · 2d

dubuqueinpursuitnews.com

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Dubuque’s Holiday Season Is Here: The Events to Put on Your Calendar

DUBUQUE, Iowa — November 7, 2026 — The holiday season is underway in Dubuque, and the calendar is packed from now through New Year’s Eve. Here are the highlights — concerts, theater, markets, tree lightings, and plenty for the kids. Tuesday, Nov. 10 — Driftless Wonderland,...

Dubuque, IA · 2d

The Des Moines Register

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Iowa Catholic diocese adopts eco plan based on Pope Francis' teachings

The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Dubuque has launched an environmental action plan, joining an international movement focused on caring for the Earth and God's creation. The archdiocese's Laudato Si Action Plan draws from Pope Francis' 2015 pastoral letter "Laudato Si," which calls on Catholic parishes and dioceses to take steps to achieve environmental and social sustainability through grassroots efforts. The pastoral letter outlines seven goals of the plan, including addressing environmental concerns, protecting life, supporting ecological economics, adapting more sustainable and healthy lifestyles, providing environmental education, promoting creation-centered liturgy, and encouraging community involvement. Deacon Brian Logan is leading the diocese's effort and attended the first national Laudato Si Leadership Cohort meeting in January. The meeting in Washington, D.C., gave Logan a chance to learn what other dioceses were doing and get advice on starting an action plan, he said. The archdiocese is laying the foundation for the plan by assessing what parishes are already doing and what additional initiatives should be addressed, Logan said. It hopes to start implementing initiatives that support the letter's goals in 2028. From there, archdiocesan leadership and parishes will assess the plan and work to adapt it based on what has worked, he said. The

Dubuque, IA · 2d

High School On SI

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Iowa High School Football: Unbeatens Woodbury Central, West Sioux Chasing Class A Gold

Woodbury Central faces Maquoketa Valley, West Sioux meets North Linn in Class A of Iowa high school football playoffs.

Iowa · 15h

KCRG.com

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‘More investigation’: Dyersville residents seek answers about Iowa’s cancer rates

DUBUQUE COUNTY, Iowa (KCRG) - For Kay Vifian, questions about Iowa’s high cancer diagnosis rate are personal. Her husband was diagnosed with prostate cancer more than a year ago. The Dubuque County resident says he is doing well, but she wants more research and discussion about what could be...

Dyersville, IA · 7h

Local 4 WHBF

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Part of Bluff Blvd closing for Clinton water main project

A news release from the City of Clinton says a water main project is leading to a temporary partial road closure. The city is closing the 200 block of Bluff Boulevard to traffic for road patching as part of the ongoing water main project by Iowa American Water. The closure is effective immediately and is […]

Clinton, IA · 14h

Des Moines Business Record

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Iowa Finance Authority awards nearly $9 million in tax credits for affordable housing

The Iowa Finance Authority Board of Directors has awarded nearly $9 million in federal housing tax credits and nearly $66 million in tax-exempt bond financing to support the development of 595 affordable rental homes in four Iowa communities. The projects include 240 new apartments at Crescent Heights Apartment Homes in Council Bluffs, 112 apartments at The Wilmac in Dubuque, 87 apartments at Rath Fifteen 15 in Waterloo and 156 new apartments at Central at 8th in West Des Moines. The Dubuque and Waterloo projects will convert existing buildings into apartments, while the Council Bluffs and West Des Moines developments will involve new construction. The awards were made through the federal 4% Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program, which helps finance affordable rental housing for income-qualified households. The authority received six applications requesting more than $14 million in annual tax credits and nearly $104 million in tax-exempt bonds.

West Des Moines, IA · 9h