Unrest, disorderly behavior follow funeral-goers Wednesday
MASON CITY – There were some problems Wednesday in Mason City related to a large group of people who attended a funeral. The problems began Wednesday when a fight was reported at
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MASON CITY – There were some problems Wednesday in Mason City related to a large group of people who attended a funeral. The problems began Wednesday when a fight was reported at
SIOUX CITY – United States District Court Judge Joseph F. Bataillon sentenced Milton James LaRose, age 26 of Winnebago, Nebraska, for his conviction of assaulting a federal officer. LaRose was sentenced to
AMES – Commander Geoff Huff of the Ames police department said Thursday via social media that officers were again plenty busy Wednesday night into Thursday morning, following the previous night’s riots. “The
From NIT reader: Dear North Iowa Today, I wanted to send this in to your newsroom. I cannot use my name because the mayor and his followers will seek retribution against my
DES MOINES – Gov. Terry E. Branstad today signed the following bills into law: House File 2438: an Act relating to the administration of the tax and related laws of the state, including
MASON CITY – History was made in the NIACC women’s and men’s basketball programs on Thursday. Three NIACC women’s basketball players received all-American honors and sophomore David Humphries became the school’s first
NIT – NIT readers have chosen Godfather’s Pizza as the best pizza joint in town. Godfather’s was the runaway winner with 40 votes, besting Papa Murphy’s 40-20. Little Chicago was third with
NEW YORK – The United Nations launched on Wednesday the Decade of Sustainable Energy for All (2014-2024), an initiative aimed at promoting renewable energy and energy efficiency worldwide, with a forum to
MASON CITY – Law enforcement stopped a vehicle on Mason City’s west side early Thursday and took a possible illegal alien into custody. A Cerro Gordo county deputy conducted a traffic stop
Submitted by a NorthIowaToday.com reader: The Chamber of Commerce and the North IA Band Festival are, as registered non-profits, effectively financed by those of us who actually PAY taxes. As such, these
DES MOINES – Progress Iowa will hold a press conference in advance of Congressman Paul Ryan’s appearance at the Republican Party of Iowa’s Lincoln Day Dinner tomorrow, April 11th, in Cedar Rapids.
WASHINGTON – The IRS has been alerted to a new email phishing scam. The emails appear to be from the IRS Taxpayer Advocate Service and include a bogus case number and the
GARNER – A Worth county woman pled guilty this week to charges of possession of meth and marijuana. Rebecca Dawn Coates, age 45 of Manly, was arrested in November of 2013 in
MASON CITY – Mason City police made five arrests related to a local drug ring that had victimized a number of Mason City businesses. Mason City Police investigated an alleged shoplifting ring
MASON CITY – Police were called to a East Park Wednesday for a disturbance and made an arrest after chasing a man. According to police, at about 8 PM Wednesday, April 9,
MASON CITY – Just a day after appearing in court for violating the probation he was placed on – for a second time – after pleading guilty to three felony drug charges,
MASON CITY – A Geneva, Iowa man was caught and arrested for drug possession just outside of Mason City Tuesday. Cerro Gordo county deputies stopped a car driven by Brett Alan Murphy,
After remaining missing for 70 years, Clinton native 1st Lt. Longman to return home Saturday to final resting place at Rock Island Arsenal National Cemetery DES MOINES – Gov. Terry Branstad has
Courtesy Drake Athletics – DES MOINES – Construction remains on schedule at the corner of Forest Ave. and 27th Street as the Shivers Basketball Practice Facility progresses with the weather finally cooperating
By Julia LeDoux, Pentagram Staff Writer – JOINT BASE MYER-HENDERSON HALL, Va. Army Spc. Kenneth J. Stiles touched the Gold Star Lapel Button he can now wear on his uniform, took a
NEW YORK – Deeply concerned about the deteriorating security situation and ongoing human rights abuses in the Central African Republic (CAR), the Security Council today approved the establishment of a nearly 12,000-strong
NEW YORK – A group of independent United Nations human rights experts today voiced alarm at the denial of medical care to two political prisoners in Iran who are at risk of
GARNER – A Klemme man was convicted of felony sexual abuse but his prison sentence was suspended. Aaron Michael Peterson, 22, Klemme, pled guilty on January 28, 2014 to felony C sexual