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New London community comes together for cleanup following Wednesday morning storms (opens the original)
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HENRY COUNTY, Iowa - A severe storm moved through southeast Iowa Wednesday morning, with powerful winds ripping through New London in Henry County. The gusts downed power lines and countless trees and were strong enough to topple a grain bin, which crashed into a nearby home. The community is no stranger to severe weather. A tornado tore through New London just two years ago, leaving behind significant damage. Residents are once again coming together to help with the cleanup. New London Communit
Wapello County Sheriff reviewing Flock camera policy; four cameras hit by gunfire (opens the original)
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WAPELLO COUNTY, Iowa â The Wapello County Sheriffâs Office released a statement on Thursday after portions of its policy regarding Flock cameras, or automated license plate readers (ALPR), drew public criticism. The Sheriffâs Office says four Flock cameras were damaged by gunfire. The policy instructs deputies not to tell vehicle not to mention ALPR use to vehicle occupants, only to say that they ran the plate and observed a hit through the National Crime Information Center Database (NCIC)
Kirksville man charged with rape, sodomy set for plea hearing on one count; one charge headed to trial (opens the original)
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ADAIR COUNTY, Mo. â An Adair County man who was set to go to trial this month in a 2024 sexual assault case is now expected to take a plea deal instead. Brock McCarty, 46, of Kirksville, was scheduled to stand trial on Aug. 17. Court records filed July 31, show that the trial has been canceled. McCarty was originally charged in 2024 with first-degree rape and first-degree sodomy following allegations from two separate accusers. Court records show one count was dismissed on July 27, with prosec
Why one southeast Iowa prosecutor spent two years tracking parole notices (opens the original)
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WAPELLO COUNTY, IowaâIn 2025, the Iowa Department of Corrections announced it had seen the stateâs lowest recidivism rate in a decade, but a southeast Iowa prosecutor says those numbers may not tell the full story. âBecause Iowa technically has a very low recidivism rate, but that is because if you haven't finished your first sentence, then how can you re-offend?â Wapello County Attorney Steviee Grove says that a new crime committed while someone is on parole may not immediately count as
Why one southeast Iowa prosecutor spent two years tracking parole notices (opens the original)
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WAPELLO COUNTY, IowaâIn 2025, the Iowa Department of Corrections announced it had seen the stateâs lowest recidivism rate in a decade, but a southeast Iowa prosecutor says those numbers may not tell the full story. âBecause Iowa technically has a very low recidivism rate, but that is because if you haven't finished your first sentence, then how can you re-offend?â Wapello County Attorney Steviee Grove says that a new crime committed while someone is on parole may not immediately count as
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