A 14yearold cedar rapids teen plans to plead guilty to voluntary manslaughter today. Authorities say he shot and killed another teen after their two rival groups threatened each otheheon social media andd over text message. Police say robert humbles killed 15yearold Aaron Richardson. Humbles also plans to plead guilty on twtwother charges. Altogether he faces 25 years in prison. He would be in a juvenile facility until he turns 18. A judge would then decide whether to lease him or make him serve the rest of his prison sentence. On september 6th, two rival groups met near redmond park. Court documents show humbles fired his gun and hit Aaron Richardson in the abdomen. Richards then ran to a house in the 300 block of 16th street soututast. From there, First Responders took him to a cedar rapids hospital where he died after surgery. Cedar Rapids Police say Violent Crime has gone down over the past yeye. Chief wayne jermanan gave that report during a public night. He says the number of Vio
Dubuque last week. Police say 28yearold shawn cade of rock island robbed the Dutrac Community credit union on east 14th street last friday morning. Police sayayround 10 30 that morning, he passed a note to a teller demanding money and indicated he had a weapon. Investigators say cade did not display any weapon, and he got away without hurting anyone. De faces one ount of 2nd degree robberty. If convicted, hell serve up to 10 years in prison. Some people in dubuque have damage to their homes this morning after late night gunfire. Police responded totopruce streeeebetween university and jefferson around 10 30 last night. They found shell casings and some homes had brwken windows. The poli department is still investigating. A 19yeaeaold man is expectete to be ok after someone shot him in the arm in cedar rapids last night. Police say they received reports around eight oclock last night near thth16hundred block of b avenue northeast. They did not find a victim there, but they did find a ve
Spsps tomorrow, with widespread 50s likely for thursday and friday. Plan on a wet weekend, with a possible transition to snow out there on sunday or monday as well. This is a multipronged storm system with a lotf moving parts, therefore its important to stay tuned as we get closer and as more data becomes available. Todayyisolated pm showers high 4652 winds s 515 alo 48 dbq 46 iow 50tonight isolated a federal regulator wille in des moines today to approve or deny the changes to the states Medicaid Program. Those changes are supposed to happen january 1st. Yesterday, an Oversight Committee took a vote to delay the switch by six months, but the vote tied, and failed. The Committee Also questioned the companies thth will oversee meddaid and heard public comments. Several dozen medicaid recipients and family members packed the meeting room and an overflow area. Nearly every patient complained the switch to private the system is happening too fast. One activist hopes they stop the rush to m
Will be released to the general public on sites like ticket master at 10 am tuesday. Roe says no matter how fans get their hands on tickets, theres no doubt about it there will be many hawkeyes in pasadena. Like always, the hawkeye fans will be there, its just a matter of how many and how best to get those 22,000 tickets distributed. Nonseason Ticket Holders can also sign up with the Ui Ticket Office to be put on a waiting list. Those tickets come at a cost of 150 to 185 dollars. Travel agencies have also been slammed today. Many are selling 3 thousand dollar packages to go see the game, but many are sold out. In iowa city, mark carlson, kcrg tv nine news. The hawkeyes havent been to the rose bowl for 25 years. The previous appearances were in 1957, 59, 82, 86 and 1991. The hawks won only two of those five games. By the way, legendary iowa coach hayden fry, who took the hawkeyes to three of f ose games, the hawkeyes play in the rose bowl on friday, january first at four pm, iowa time.
A federal regulator will be in des moines today to approve or deny the changes to the states Medicaid Program. Tse changes are supposed to happen january 1st. Yesterday, an Oversight Committee took a vote to delay the switch by six months, but the vote tied, and failed. The Committee Also questioned the companies that will oversee medicaid and heard public comments. Several dozen medicaid recipients and family members packed the meeting room and an overflow area. Nearly every patient complained ththswitch to private operation of the system is happening too fast. One activist hopes they stop the rush to managed care. T outpouring from iowa and the outcry is unprecedented and cms has never seen that and theyreretudying it cms stands for centers for medicare and medicaid services. The organizations regulators will question the four companies the state selected for the Medicaid Program. Cancer are living longer today than they did 20 years ago. Thats what a new university of iowa study fou