Charles City woman listed as missing
CHARLES CITY – A former Chicago woman living in Charles City and accused of at least two crimes since moving there is now listed as missing. Feltisha Kolheim, age 20, was reported
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CHARLES CITY – A former Chicago woman living in Charles City and accused of at least two crimes since moving there is now listed as missing. Feltisha Kolheim, age 20, was reported
MASON CITY – A convicted meth dealer, felon and Beje Clark alum was turned in by her fast food manager this week. A Taco Bell manager went to the Mason City police
MASON CITY- A Ventura woman was stopped and arrested for drunk driving and trespassing in Mason City. Stephanie Elaine Thiel, age 27 of Ventura, was stopped in Mason City on September 13
UN – More than 800 million people – or one in every nine on the planet – suffer from hunger, but a new joint UN agency report released today stated that the
UN – The United Nations announced this week that it would need nearly $1 billion for an exceptional, international response to Ebola outbreak in West Africa, with Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon declaring: “Every
GARNER – A Wesley man has pled guilty to reckless and drunk driving. Anthony Babcock, age 33 of Wesley, pled guilty to a simple misdemeanor reckless driving and an aggravated misdemeanor second
DES MOINES – A chiropractor who can’t seem to keep his hands of women’s breasts is being allowed to practice his craft once again after a state board approved reinstatement of his
OELWEIN – There is more trouble in Oelwein, as police there announced felony criminal mischief charges against 7 teens for vandalizing a cemetery and causing thousands of dollars in damages. The Oelwein
OELWEIN – The small Iowa town of Oelwein has dealt with its share of tension in recent days, as its mayor resigned in the wake of child sex abuse allegations and a
DES MOINES – The Iowa Department of Public Health (IDPH) has released a new study on gambling among Iowa adults. Gambling Attitudes and Behaviors: A 2013 Survey of Adult Iowans, prepared by
DES MOINES – Governor Branstad on September 18 will sign a proclamation declaring September as National Recovery Month in Iowa. The Iowa Department of Public Health (IDPH) joins the federal Substance Abuse
MASON CITY – He burned a house down, but won’t go to jail. Roger Kuck, age 57, was charged with felony C second degree arson and felony D third degree burglary after
MASON CITY – A man and a woman who were arrested on drug charges after a traffic stop south of Mason City have both pled not guilty and await jury trials. Christopher
DES MOINES – More Iowa schools and districts were identified as “in need of assistance” under the federal No Child Left Behind law based on student performance on state tests taken during
CLARION – A Wright county woman’s sexual abuse trial has been pushed back for a third time. Diana Guido, age 50 of Goldfield, pled not guilty in March to second degree sexual
DES MOINES – Neutralizing the traditional Democratic lead among women voters, Republican State Sen. Joni Ernst leads U.S. Rep. Bruce Braley, the Democrat, 50 – 44 percent among likely voters in the
MASON CITY – Police were called to a North End apartment house after residents said a man was inside with a gun. At 4:50 AM Wednesday morning, a man was reportedly observed
MASON CITY – A man previously caught driving drunk three times was brought to jail again, this time for driving illegally. Brandon Ward, age 30 of Mason City, was spotted by a
OSAGE – The combined efforts of law enforcement have resulted in the arrest of an Osage man on drug charged. On Friday September 12, 2014, the combined efforts in an investigation by
EDEN PRAIRIE, MN – The power of advertising has forced the Minnesota Vikings to re-think their declaration that embattled running back Adrian Peterson would take the field this weekend to play in