Day: April 23, 2011

Witnesses tell NorthIowaToday.com that Saturday at 2:40 pm Dollar Tree reported that one of their clerks was scammed out of $200. Police pursued and made an arrest.|Witnesses tell NorthIowaToday.com that today at

IOWA CITY, Iowa – – Iowa baseball rallied from a six-run deficit to beat Michigan 13-7 in game one of a twin bill at Duane Banks Field. It marks the Hawkeyes’ first

IOWA CITY, Iowa – – University of Iowa Head Men’s Basketball Coach Fran McCaffery announced today that junior college all-American Anthony Hubbard has signed a National Letter of Intent to attend the

At Southbridge Mall today until 7:00 pm, Terry Linder of Linder Works Studio will be drawing caricature of you, your children or even a drawing of your favorite photo. Terry started drawing

Jerry Hart Photography is now taking pictures of children with The Easter Bunny. He is at the Southbridge Mall today 2-4 pm. He has live rabbits and a beautiful, colorful bird as

A Mason City man, Gregory Christopher Churchill, was arrested at 2:35 AM Saturday morning near 4th Street SW & Taft Avenue in Mason City for DUI and other charges: OPERATING WHILE UNDER

Two twenty-year olds were caught drinking at the Rose Bowl early Friday. Police were called and the two subjects were arrested and banned from the establishment, according to the police report. The

The Mason City police reported that they arrested a 12 year old child Friday morning. The incident took place at 8:21 AM at John Adams Middles School. No other information was immediately

The public is invited to “The Art of Nature” fundraising auction on Thursday, May 12 from 6 ñ 8 p.m. at the Lime Creek Nature Center. This event promises to be great

Two Mason City businesses have reported to the police department receiving counterfeit twenty dollar bills. The counterfeit bills appear to have been printed on regular printer paper and the front and the

The United States condemns in the strongest possible terms the use of force by the Syrian government against demonstrators. This outrageous use of violence to quell protests must come to an end