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Davenport man sentenced to 29 years after driving stolen van into Mississippi River with man inside

Joshua Peters was sentenced in Muscatine County District Court to a total of 29 years in prison on three charges, including homicide by vehicle.

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Supervisors approve cemetery ordinance

As the Muscatine County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the third reading of a new ordinance governing unincorporated cemeteries Monday morning, the public was reminded that the only changes to

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Former Muscatine jail official who excoriated Muslims and gays says he s the victim of discriminatio

A former Muscatine County jail administrator who was fired over his anti-Muslim and anti-gay writings is now suing the county.

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Jail official fired for anti-Muslim comments alleges discrimination

Dean Naylor says Muscatine County violated his First Amendment rights related to religious expression, free speech and freedom of the press.

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Jail official fired for anti-Muslim comments says he s the victim of discrimination

A former Muscatine County jail administrator who was fired over his anti-Muslim and anti-gay writings is suing the county for discrimination.

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