Iowa State News

	Worker dies in accident at University of Iowa Authorities say a private contractor working on a renovation project at the University of Iowa has died after being injured in an accident on campus.
	Corps releases flood report for Cedar Rapids The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has released a draft report that calls for a better, if limited, flood-protection system in Cedar Rapids.
	Central Iowa meth investigation leads to 9 arrests A drug sweep in central Iowa has resulted in several arrests in the Marshall County area.
	3 teens accused in Iowa City library vandalism Iowa City police say tips from the public have led to charges against three teenagers in spray-paint vandalism at the public library last April.
	Climatologist: Summer '93 remains Iowa's wettest The summer of 2010 was a rainy one for Iowa, but the summer of 1993 remains Iowa's wettest on record.
	Funeral director: County misinterprets burial code A funeral director believes Des Moines County officials are misinterpreting an old state law requiring bodies to be offered to medical schools.
	Faked reports gets ex-Iowa water tester probation A former Edgewood city water tester has been sentenced to two years probation for faking drinking water test reports.
	PA Gov. Rendell to headline Iowa Dem dinner Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell will headline the Iowa Democratic Party's Jefferson Jackson Dinner next month, the party's biggest annual fundraising event.
	Sweet corn arrives for Iowa troops in Mississippi Iowa National Guard troops training in Mississippi are in for a taste of home.
	Iowa family survives house explosion A Sioux City family of five has escaped what could have been a deadly explosion at their home.