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Local law enforcement took Elasondro Taylor into custody for multiple warrants in the early morning hours today. Taylor had been wanted since August 31st, 2011 for a 4th offense violation of no
Austin Voves took the opening kickoff all the way to the house to jump start a 36-14 Mohawk victory Friday night at Mohawk Field over Des Moines Roosevelt. Watch video highlights and
MASON CITY – A citizen asked NorthIowaToday.com to follow up on a rumor that Mayor Eric Bookmeyer and County Supervisor Jay Urdahl are recruiting citizens to run as candidates in the city’s
From the Mason City Fire Department: The Mason City Fire Department received a call from a citizen regarding 112 12th St NW at 10:07 a.m. on Wednesday, September 7, 2011. The person
NEW YORK ó Stock markets around the world fell sharply as investors feared that a European debt crisis was coming to a head and threatening to tip the global economy into a
LOS ANGELES ó It wasn’t long after the World Trade Center twin towers fell that U.S. Army special forces units were dispatched to the desolate outcroppings of Afghanistan to stalk and eradicate
LOS ANGELES ó Bank of America Corp. is preparing to slash 40,000 or more jobs nationwide, a dramatic retrenchment that reflects the deepening woes of the country’s largest bank and the magnitude
CORONA DEL MAR, Calif. ó Texas Gov. Rick Perry’s no-retreat on Social Security in the latest Republican president debate was a strategic campaign decision based on the belief that GOP voters are
LOS ANGELES, Calif. ó After being overshadowed throughout Wednesday’s presidential debate, Michele Bachmann’s campaign says she is more determined than ever to prove her staying power.|By Rachel E. Stassen-Berger, Star Tribune (Minneapolis)
AUSTIN, Texas ó Social Security, which Republican front-runner Rick Perry has assailed as a “Ponzi scheme,” has quickly emerged as a centerpiece issue in the battle for the GOP nomination, sparking a
Sept. 09–With five months left until the first-in-the-nation caucus in Iowa, the state’s senior U.S. senator, Charles Grassley, a Republican, is not yet ready to endorse a presidential candidate. |By Christinia Crippes,
Ed Wineinger is a candidate for Mason City School Board. NorthIowaToday.com stopped by Wineinger’s office for a conversation on his candidacy and what he might bring to the school board if he