Mason City man arrested after allegedly assaulting woman
MASON CITY – Police were called to a Mason City apartment house after a report that a man had assaulted a woman. Officers were dispatched to 627 8th Street SE on Monday
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MASON CITY – Police were called to a Mason City apartment house after a report that a man had assaulted a woman. Officers were dispatched to 627 8th Street SE on Monday
NIT – A news tip was received by the NorthIowaToday.com newsroom on April 12 regarding a charge brought against Tyler Trout of Mason City – the son of City Administrator Brent Trout
GUTHRIE CENTER – Dead fish have been discovered downstream from where two anhydrous ammonia tanks and a tractor fell into Brushy Creek north of Guthrie Center on Friday. The tractor was pulling
MASON CITY – Mason City police visited an apartment house twice in the same day to investigate “an odor of drugs” … but came up with nothing. According to reports, police were
WASHINGTON – On Monday, the Social Security Administration announced Monday that it will no longer attempt to collect on taxpayers’ debts that are more than 10 years old. In a statement from
WASHINGTON – Congressman Steve King released the following statement in recognition of “Tax Day,” the official IRS tax filing deadline of 2014: “Our federal tax system is broken beyond repair,” said King.
DES MOINES – Overall, dry conditions persist for most of Iowa. Precipitation average for the past two weeks has been 0.76 inch — a half inch less than normal. The continuing drought
STORY COUNTY, IOWA – An Iowa man who was caught by cops after allegedly shooting his wife multiple times and then living with the body for days, told investigators that “it didn’t
DAVENPORT – Lee Enterprises, Incorporated – the parent company of the Globe Gazette and other small newspapers – announced recently the refinancing of $800 million in debt that has crippled the company
Carroll Launches Formal Open Records Request, Seeks to End Government Oversight Committee’s Double-Standard DES MOINES, Iowa- Former Iowa House Speaker Pro Tem, and current Iowa GOP Chairman Danny Carroll today is requesting the
CHARLES CITY – A convicted Charles City felon faces a slew of charges after refusing a traffic stop in Charles City this past weekend and later provoking a standoff with other law
American Forces Press Service – WASHINGTON – Defense Department officials today released a report that documents the cuts to military forces, modernization and readiness that will be required if defense budgets are
WASHINGTON – The Department of Defense announced today that it has undertaken a comprehensive review of the military justice system. This year-long effort was ordered by Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel, on
NIT – The United Nations Security Council strongly condemned today’s attack in the Libyan capital, Tripoli, which resulted in the abduction of the Jordanian ambassador and injuries to his driver. According to media
WASHINGTON, DC – U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, today released the following statement reaffirming the need for more accountability in the IRS. “Tax Day is our annual reminder of how government spending
AMES – Melvin Ejim was the best on the court and now, for the second-straight year, has been recognized as being the best in the classroom. Ejim, who earlier this year was
MASON CITY – A convicted felon is facing her second parole violation and is being held in jail on no bond. Krystel Rae Anderson, age 29, was arrested by Mason City police
JOB OPENING: Meter Reader The City of Mason City seeks an energetic individual to read meters for the Water Supply Division. This is a temporary seasonal position from approximately mid-May – October