Garner woman given probation for felony burglary guilty plea
GARNER – A Garner woman who pled guilty to felony burglary was placed on probation. Abby Wellik, age 31 of Garner, was convicted of third degree burglary, a class D felony, stemming
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GARNER – A Garner woman who pled guilty to felony burglary was placed on probation. Abby Wellik, age 31 of Garner, was convicted of third degree burglary, a class D felony, stemming
DES MOINES – A North Iowa man caught with drugs who pled guilty and was sentenced to prison has lost his appeal. Patrick Letscher appealed his conviction and sentence following a guilty
GARNER – A Mason City man has pled guilty to third offense pot possession after Forest City police arrested him last year. Michael Leslie Groff, age 35 of Mason City, pled guilty
GARNER – A Thompson man has received a deferred judgement in a drunk driving case. Dustin Kiel, age 19 of Thompson, received a deferred judgment for first offense operating while intoxicated, a
MASON CITY – No one was hurt Monday after a woman drove her car through the side of a building in Mason City. Police said that Monday morning at about 9:39 AM,
MASON CITY – The NIACC women’s basketball team signed two players from Australia today to national letters of intent for the 2014-15 season. Georgina Wirth (5-foot-9) of Morphett Vale, Australia and Tegan
MINNEAPOLIS – The Minnesota Vikings and former player Chris Kluwe have reached a settlement in his release from the team that the punter says was due to his outspoken support for the
FERGUSON, MO – Monday night, at least six members of the press were arrested, shots were fired, and persons were injured as clashes escalated between police and protestors in Ferguson, Missouri as
MASON CITY – A woman who was accused of stealing and then skipped court was handed a deferred judgement by a judge. Mariah Leigh Jurgena, age 20 of Mason City, was initially
DES MOINES – Gov. Terry E. Branstad and Lt. Gov. Kim Reynolds today announced a statue of former U.S. Senator James Harlan has returned to Iowa from Washington, D.C., and will be
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DES MOINES – Democratic Senator Joe Bolkcom of Iowa City, chair of the Senate Ways and Means Committee, had some strong words for Governor Terry Branstad and the state’s continued investment in
DES MOINES – A teen from Chickasaw county lost his appeal in court last week after being convicted of sexual abuse in the second degree and indecent exposure. According to court records,
MASON CITY – A wanted man was riding a bike through Mason City this weekend, and was stopped by Mason City police and taken to jail. Lord Nana Sarpong, age 25, was riding
NIT – Many of Iowa’s largest jails are no longer honoring requests by the Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to hold individuals taken to jail that are suspected of being illegal aliens,