Day: July 17, 2011

The Iowa Supreme Court has ruled that current Iowa Law does not require removal from the internet all information regarding criminal cases that have been resolved in favor of a defendant. Currently,

Residents of Mason City’s Asbury neighborhood reported high winds and toppled trees Saturday. There have been a rash of trees falling in Mason City over the past week. See related story. See

First Ward Councilman Jeff Marsters wants to see the city take action on guns in playground areas in Mason City. Marsters wrote the following in an email over the weekend: “While at

Anthony Alitz, age 21 of Mason City received a deferred judgment on July 5th, 2011 in Cerro Gordo county district court case 02171 FECR019577. According to online court records Anthony Alitz was

Members of the Sweet Colleens, a Minneapolis-based Celtic folk rock band, perform at Heritage Fest in Mason City on Saturday evening, one of several bands to perform during the annual event at

CLEAR LAKE, IA—Film lovers are getting a break from the heat and enjoying a wealth of movies in air conditioned comfort this weekend. The 5th annual Iowa Independent film festival is being

The South Delaware bridge and street replacement project is nearly complete and should be mostly completed by Wednesday, July 20th, according to City Engineer Mark Rahm. Click here to view photos. The