Woman who just got deferred judgement for drug offense arrested again
MASON CITY – Fresh off a deferred judgement after a botched mall parking lot drug deal, a woman who seems to split her time between Mason City and Tama, Iowa is back
Founded in 2010
News & Entertainment for Mason City, Clear Lake & the Entire North Iowa Region
Home » Archives for April 30, 2014
MASON CITY – Fresh off a deferred judgement after a botched mall parking lot drug deal, a woman who seems to split her time between Mason City and Tama, Iowa is back
Courtesy UNI Athletics Communications – CEDAR FALLS – UNI wrestling announces the signing of Tucker Black, Christian DuLaney, Drew Foster and Bryce Meyer for the 2014-15 season. TUCKER BLACK – Black won
ST. PAUL, Minn. – NIACC sophomore Kevin Trobaugh signed a national letter of intent to play golf next season at Concordia University-St. Paul. Concorida-St. Paul is a NCAA Division II school in
MASON CITY – A wanted sex offender was taken to the Cerro Gordo County Jail today. Andrew Lloyd Spurgeon, age 21 with a last known address of Mason City, was booked into
OMAHA – Federal authorities announced that Heriberto Gomez, Jr., age 32, and Adrian Pisares-Valenzuela, age 25, both of Omaha, Nebraska, were sentenced for conspiracy to distribute large quantities of methamphetamine in Omaha,
GLENWOOD – On April 30, 2014, officers from the Glenwood Police Department responded to 302 N. Walnut, in Glenwood, for an intoxicated and suicidal subject. That subject was later identified as Joshua
MASON CITY – A local woman who faced three felonies after police discovered she was using a fraudulent credit card to ring up over $10,000 in fraudulent charges got suspended jail terms
MASON CITY – The city of Mason City will need to spend $648,000 out of reserves to make ends meet in this year’s budget, city hall documents show. City Finance Director Kevin
MASON CITY – Changes have been made at the Curries door plant this week, sources tell NIT. NIT was told on Tuesday that long-time Curries executive Jerry N. Currie, the great-grandson of Curries
OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin this evening issued a stay of execution for one inmate after prison officials said another inmate’s veins collapsed during an earlier execution procedure. “I have
DES MOINES – As spring is upon us, the warmer weather and damage from severe storms draw scam artists to our state posing as local contractors willing to do home repair work,
CEDAR RAPIDS – A Waterloo man who ran from police with a firearm was sentenced on April 25, 2014 to almost four years in federal prison. Ted Alfonso Scott, Jr., 23, from
DES MOINES – As the 2014 Iowa legislative session is drawing to a close, the state budget is consuming most of lawmakers’ time. “How the state spends its money always has been
DES MOINES – Awards totaling $23.8 million were announced Tuesday for 70 communities across the state. The Iowa Economic Development Authority (IEDA) awarded the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds to support
MASON CITY – A Mason City man was sentenced Monday to 12 years in prison after an earlier guilty plea to a charge of felony D willful injury. Records indicate that 22-year-old