April 14, 2023 Nebraska school district restricts middle, high school athletic team participation to biological sex A Nebraska school district restricted middle and high school athletic team participation to biological sex,
April 14, 2023 Michigan paper mill closes after 21 workers contract fungal infection The Billerud Paper Mill in Delta County, Michigan, will temporarily close as numerous cases of fungal infection blastomycosis have been reported in workers.
April 14, 2023 Illinois TV anchor, executive dead at 42 after becoming ill during Florida family vacation: report Lesley Van Ness, a Gray Television executive and former news anchor in Illinois, has passed away in Florida during a vacation with her family, reports say.
April 14, 2023 Indiana inmate died after losing 45 lbs. over 20 days of solitary confinement: lawsuit Joshua McLemore, 28, died in an Indiana jail after losing 45 lbs. over 20 days in solitary confinement while suffering from 'an acute psychotic episode'
April 14, 2023 'Family Feud' murder suspect Tim Bliefnick floats 'prowler' theory but lacks funds for private eye: lawyer Suspected "Family Feud" killer Tim Bliefnick's defense has floated the idea that an unidentified "prowler" is responsible for his wife's shooting death.
April 14, 2023 Richmond mayor tweets IN industrial fire is fully extinguished, fire chief says there's still work to do Fire crews are continuing to try to extinguish hot spots in the plastic fire at the former factory in Richmond, Indiana. The crews have doused all major flames.
April 14, 2023 Iowa lawmakers OK bill changing Medicaid, food stamp eligibility requirements A bill is being sent to Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds that would change the eligibility requirements for Medicaid and food stamps. An estimated 1% of recipients would no longer be eligible.
April 14, 2023 Rapid spring snowmelt unleashes flooding from the Southwest to Rockies, leading to evacuations Flooding from the Rockies to the Southwest has been caused by rapid snowmelt from rising temperatures. Multiple states have declared emergency declarations in response to the flooding.
April 14, 2023 Iowa man pleads guilty to threatening 2 AZ officials with 2020 election fraud allegations An Iowa man pleaded guilty to two counts of making threatening interstate communications. The man threatened two Arizona officials who he claimed committed election fraud in 2020.
April 14, 2023 Why Iowa Republicans owe Democrats a big fat thank you I've been going to Iowa for decades. What is happening in the Hawkeye State offers lessons for Republicans nationwide. The Democrats' pivot to progressive ideals is not helping them.