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Former public defender sentenced to prison for healthcare fraud (opens the original)
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A former public defender from western Iowa has been sentenced to five months in prison for defrauding Medicaid and cancer patients. In June, a federal grand jury in Nebraska charged Iowa-licensed attorney Cassi Wigington with healthcare fraud. Prosecutors alleged that beginning in 2012, Wigington fraudulently sold medical equipment such as custom-made breast prosthetic devices for women who had undergone mastectomies. In some cases, she allegedly had customers sign, in advance, receipts for the
Iowa caregivers fired for alleged abuse and workplace misconduct (opens the original)
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DES MOINES, Iowa (Iowa Capital Dispatch) - Several Iowa nursing home workers have been fired in recent months due to allegations of patient abuse and other forms of workplace misconduct. Among the cases is that of Amanda Hanrahan, who worked as a certified nursing assistant for the Lone Tree Health Care Center in Johnson County from 2024 until August of this year, when she was discharged for allegedly verbally abusing a resident. According to the findings of Administrative Law Judge Carly Smith,
Iowa caregivers are fired for alleged abuse and workplace misconduct (opens the original)
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Several Iowa nursing home workers have been fired in recent months due to allegations of patient abuse and other forms of workplace misconduct. Among the cases is that of Amanda Hanrahan, who worked as a certified nursing assistant for the Lone Tree Health Care Center in Johnson County from 2024 until August of this year, when she was discharged for allegedly verbally abusing a resident. According to the findings of Administrative Law Judge Carly Smith, who recently presided over a state hearing
Iowa teacher fired for offering extra credit for GoFundMe donations (opens the original)
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CLINTON, Iowa (IOWA CAPITAL DISPATCH) - An Iowa high school teacher has been fired for offering students extra credit in return for cash donations to her personal GoFundMe account. State records indicate that beginning in 2022, Stephanie Mullaley worked as a paraeducator and then as a full-time, long-term substitute high school teacher for the Clinton Community School District. She was fired on May 29, 2026, for allegedly violating the district’s ethics policy. According to the findings of Admin
Judge: Fired teacher offered students extra credit in return for cash donations (opens the original)
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An Iowa high school teacher has been fired for offering students extra credit in return for cash donations to her personal GoFundMe account. State records indicate that beginning in 2022, Stephanie Mullaley worked as a paraeducator and then as a full-time, long-term substitute high school teacher for the Clinton Community School District. She was fired on May 29, 2026, for allegedly violating the districtâs ethics policy. According to the findings of Administrative Law Judge Duane Golden, who
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