Day: August 7, 2011

DES MOINES – Cities in Iowa are fully engaged in the process of redrawing precinct boundaries due to changes in population made official by the 2010 Federal Census. Cities with wards are

DES MOINES ñ Iowa Workforce Development announced the revised workforce delivery system based on the new model of Local Access Points and Regional Integrated Centers on Friday.|DES MOINES ñ Iowa Workforce Development

As Iowans sweat out another extreme heat advisory, with high humidity and temperatures in the 90s, the Iowa Department of Public Health reminds workers who are exposed to extreme heat as part

RANDALL ñ A fish kill on the South Skunk River in Hamilton County has been traced back to an outdoor concrete manure holding structure at a hog confinement northwest of Randall near

SEATTLE _ Washington state has taken on a subsidiary of Bank of America Corp., charging it with illegally foreclosing on thousands of homeowners in the past three years.|By Christine Harvey, The Seattle

WASHINGTON ó Tea party conservatives don’t trust Mitt Romney, the leading Republican candidate for president. Progressives feel betrayed by President Barack Obama. And after a politically bruising debt compromise, many voters feel

According to a mid-year report, volunteered hours from citizens in Mason City are up from last year. Through June 30, there were 443 more hours volunteered for various programs and projects than

A Belmond man was arrested for assault (708.2 (1) ASSAULT/AGGRAVATED) early Saturday morning in Mason City. Boyd Paul Reeves, 24, of Belmond was arrested at 4:50 a.m. on Mason City’s south side

A Mason City man was arrested on a no contact order violation (236. Violation of No Contact Order (civil)) Saturday afternoon. Randy Virgil Axiotis, 49, was arrested by Mason City police officers

The on-going Main Street Market, held every Saturday this summer in Central Park in Mason City, added yoga and live music this weekend. The Main Street Market offers locally grown produce, plants,