Ed Tibbetts

2 days ago | bleedingheartland.com | Ed Tibbetts

DCI report on Davenport building collapse must be made public Tuesday, May 13 2025 0 Comments Ed Tibbetts, a longtime reporter and editor in the Quad-Cities, is the publisher of the Along the Mississippi newsletter, where this article first appeared. Find more of his work at edtibbetts.substack.com. Three months ago, Scott County Attorney Kelly Cunningham said she would not file criminal charges in the partial collapse of a six-story apartment building in downtown Davenport in 2023.

3 days ago | mississippivalleypublishing.com | Ed Tibbetts

Three months ago, Scott County Attorney Kelly Cunningham said she would not file criminal charges in the partial collapse of a 6-story apartment building in downtown Davenport in 2023. The decision came after an inquiry by the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation. In explaining her decision to the Quad-City Times, Cunningham cited the findings of the DCI report. Now, she wants to keep the report secret.

5 days ago | clintonherald.com | Ed Tibbetts

Rest assured, Iowa. Republicans in Des Moines have heard your concerns about high prices, and they’re doing something about it. Several days ago, members of the Iowa House took the bold step of voting to eliminate the sales tax on toilet paper. This was such a high priority that Speaker Pat Grassley led the charge, along with nearly two dozen other members of the House GOP. The Senate and Gov.

1 week ago | iowacapitaldispatch.com | Ed Tibbetts

by Ed Tibbetts, Iowa Capital Dispatch May 7, 2025 Rest assured, Iowa. Republicans in Des Moines have heard your concerns about high prices, and they’re doing something about it. Members of the Iowa House took the bold step recently of voting to eliminate the sales tax on toilet paper. This was such a high priority that Speaker Pat Grassley led the charge, along with nearly two dozen other members of the House GOP. The Senate and Gov.

1 week ago | newsfromthestates.com | Ed Tibbetts

Rest assured, Iowa. Republicans in Des Moines have heard your concerns about high prices, and they’re doing something about it. Members of the Iowa House took the bold step recently of voting to eliminate the sales tax on toilet paper. This was such a high priority that Speaker Pat Grassley led the charge, along with nearly two dozen other members of the House GOP. The Senate and Gov.