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An officer formerly with the West Union (IA) Police Department has filed suit over allegations that she was fired after she filed sexual harassment claims.
Read More →An officer with the Davenport (IA) Police Department who was shot Thursday afternoon is now in stable condition and expected to be okay.
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The West Liberty (IA) Police Department posted to Facebook an announcement that they are selling special edition Autism Awareness patches.
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Before evacuating, families were tossing their kids out of windows to police officers to save them, according to Lt. Rick Thomas.
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The Dubuque Police Department has just five SROs to protect the 19 schools in the district, so they want to add three more.
Read More →In his petition, Jorgensen claimed he has faced disability discrimination, harassment, a failure to accommodate him and retaliation under the Iowa Civil Rights Act, citing incidents before and after the killings of his fellow officers.
Read More →The man—identified as 60-year-old Kent Arnold Smith—reportedly followed the young woman as she drove her vehicle home. Smith then reportedly pulled into the driveway behind the girl's car, telling her that he was an undercover officer.
Read More →More than 75 students at the Iowa Law Enforcement Academy were hospitalized because of carbon monoxide poisoning, according to NBC News. The cadets—all newly hired law enforcement officers still in training—were evacuated and initially taken to a nearby National Guard building.
Read More →A college football player — listed as a red-shirt freshman linebacker for Upper Iowa University — was arrested early Sunday morning for allegedly assaulting an Iowa City Police officer using a "football move."
Read More →The trooper, identified by the Iowa State Patrol as Dillon Malone, was taken by medical helicopter to a hospital. Police said they didn’t think the trooper’s injuries were life-threatening. Malone was listed in fair condition Thursday at Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha.
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