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2 months ago | siouxlandproud.com | Paul Lepert |Kelly Maricle

MADISON COUNTY, Iowa — Madison County, Iowa leaders are taking the first steps to fill the hole left by the arrest of county treasurer Amanda DeVos. She’s charged with felonious misconduct in office, tampering with records, fraudulent practice in the third degree, and third-degree theft. Prosecutors say she falsified county records to show she paid vehicle registration fees when she had not. DeVos’ attorney filed paperwork Wednesday waiving her preliminary hearing in court.

2 months ago | who13.com | Paul Lepert |Kelly Maricle

MADISON COUNTY, Iowa — Madison County leaders are taking the first steps to fill the hole left by the arrest of county treasurer Amanda DeVos. She’s charged with felonious misconduct in office, tampering with records, fraudulent practice in the third degree, and third-degree theft. Prosecutors say she falsified county records to show she paid vehicle registration fees when she had not. DeVos’ attorney filed paperwork Wednesday waiving her preliminary hearing in court.

Nov 13, 2024 | who13.com | Paul Lepert |Kelly Maricle

DES MOINES, Iowa — Cell phones could be on the way out in Des Moines Public Schools. Hoover High School was the first school in the district with a ban, requiring students to store phones in their backpacks during class. Tuesday night, the Des Moines School Board considered expanding the policy to all Des Moines schools. A petition signed by more than 800 Des Moines parents prompted the board to consider the change. Every speaker at Tuesday’s meeting spoke in support of a cell phone ban.

Nov 13, 2024 | yahoo.com | Paul Lepert

DES MOINES, Iowa — Cell phones could be on the way out in Des Moines Public Schools. Hoover High School was the first school in the district with a ban, requiring students to store phones in their backpacks during class. Tuesday night, the Des Moines School Board considered expanding the policy to all Des Moines schools. A petition signed by more than 800 Des Moines parents prompted the board to consider the change.