UNI Post-Game Interview with Iowa Coach Ferentz
IOWA CITY – Iowa beat Northern Iowa 27-16 Saturday in Kinnick Stadium. COACH FERENTZ: Their players are very well coached and they played extremely hard and they have got a good team,
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IOWA CITY – Iowa beat Northern Iowa 27-16 Saturday in Kinnick Stadium. COACH FERENTZ: Their players are very well coached and they played extremely hard and they have got a good team,
By Alvise Armellini – LONDON — The Irish Daily Star printed the topless pictures of the Duchess of Cambridge, wife of Britain’s Prince William, in its Saturday edition, as an Italian magazine
MASON CITY – An arraignment date was set on Friday by Judge Greg Rosenbladt for three men that were arrested and booked after an alleged “sex offense” incident at the Mason City
MASON CITY – A Mason City police officer was dispatched to a possible assault shortly before 1am Friday morning. When the officer responded to 225 North West 1st Street the victim was
Sarah Hogsed, Richmond Register, Ky. – RICHMOND — A man involved in a shooting on Brandy Lane was given immunity from prosecution based on a Kentucky law that allows the use deadly force
Marc Morehouse, CR Gazette – IOWA CITY — Freshmen year, Joe Gaglione and Steve Bigach were pulled out of a drill. They knew it wasn’t going to be good. Then-defensive line coach
Scott Dochterman, CR Gazette – For Northern Iowa to jump into the Football Bowl Subdivision, the school would have to invest significantly more money into its football program. According to financial numbers
The CR Gazette Editorial Board – In terms of economic development in Iowa, the numbers are unprecedented. Orascom Construction Industries plans to build a $1.4 billion fertilizer plant in Lee County, the
Jermaine Pigee, The Hawk Eye, Burlington, Iowa – COLUMBUS JUNCTION – Remigio Ramirez is unable to ride the school bus to Roundy Elementary School in Columbus Junction without fear. That’s because the 5-year-old
Trish Mehaffey, CR Gazette – A woman severely beaten by a man accused of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a Cedar Rapids woman said Thursday she’s speaking out because she doesn’t want the
Rod Boshart, CR Gazette – State corrections officials vowed Friday to make another run at winning support for hiring more staff at state prisons and spending up to $30 million to get
Susan Denk, The Hawk Eye, Burlington, Iowa – IOWA CITY – The last time the Iowa Hawkeyes faced the Northern Iowa Panthers, it took two miracles for the Hawkeyes to escape with a
Nick Heynen, The Wisconsin State Journal – A 21-year-old man was arrested Friday after allegedly pointing a handgun at a car full of children on a highway in Janesville. The incident happened in
Gayle Worland, The Wisconsin State Journal – In T-shirts emblazoned with slogans of solidarity, several hundred people turned out for a rally Friday at the state Capitol to show support for striking teachers
By Mark Gonzales, Chicago Tribune – MINNEAPOLIS — Pitching coach Don Cooper took exception to those who questioned why the White Sox started 16-game winner Chris Sale on Friday night against the
By Dylan Hernandez, Los Angeles Times – LOS ANGELES—The Los Angeles Dodgers can’t catch a break, can they? They awakened from their offensive slumber on Friday night, as a three-run home run
MASON CITY – As part of City Hall’s quest to implement “managed competition” for city services, the Mason City Council recently directed City staff to solicit bids from private companies to replace
by Jody Spear and Kelly Meyer – MASON CITY – The Mason City Mohawks celebrated Homecoming this past week, with the theme “The Mohawk Games: Goin’ for Gold.” Some of the activities
By Anita Kumar and Kevin G. Hall, McClatchy Newspapers – WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama warned Friday that the federal government will face dire budget cuts — nearly 10 percent of the
By Ed Meyer, Akron Beacon Journal – AKRON, Ohio—Moments before Brogan Rafferty’s first interview with a detective in November, the teen reviewed and signed his Miranda warning in a Stow-Munroe Falls High
By Jim Thomas, St. Louis Post-Dispatch – ST. LOUIS — It didn’t take Robert Griffin III long to get a sense for the passion that exists for Washington Redskins football in the
By Phil Rogers, Chicago Tribune – When the trade deadline rolled around at the end of July, the Phillies were 46-57, which put them only 21/2 games better than the Cubs in
By Danielle Ryan, Tribune Washington Bureau – WASHINGTON — The Republican-controlled House approved a bill Friday that would limit the Energy Department’s power to issue loan guarantees for new green-energy projects, a
By Matt Campbell and Christine Vendel, The Kansas City Star – KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A gunman shot a Kansas City Royals parking lot employee Friday afternoon outside Kauffman Stadium and then
By Joseph Serna and Rong-Gong Lin II, Los Angeles Times – LOS ANGELES—A fast-moving brush fire in the Sepulveda Pass in Los Angeles’ San Fernando Valley that snarled traffic across the Westside
by Jody Spear and Kelly Meyer – MASON CITY – Mason City Police officers and the Mason City Fire Department were called to a two car accident at the intersection of 15th
I have a solution for both the Mercy Hospital and the homeowners who will be effected by the new generator facility. The homeowners have to realize that the Mercy will get it’s
MASON CITY – In what has become an annual tradition, teens celebrated a Mohawk homecoming football loss to Fort Dodge by taking to the parks and neighborhoods in Mason City Friday night,
by Jody Spear and Kelly Meyer – MASON CITY – Mason City, like many North Iowa towns, is having it’s Annual Fall City-Wide Garage Sale this weekend. Keng, along with her faithful
By T. Keung Hui, The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.) – RALEIGH, N.C.— A middle school teacher who is Catholic remains suspended with pay while the Wake County school system investigates her
By Anne Danahy, Centre Daily Times (State College, Pa.) – UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Penn State trustees on Friday held off on renaming the child care center that currently is named for
By Tim Johnson, McClatchy Newspapers – MEXICO CITY — Not long ago, Mexican factories couldn’t compete with the “China price,” the ridiculously low cost of production in the Asian nation. But sometime
By Yvonne Villarreal, Los Angeles Times – LOS ANGELES — Daytime talk definitely isn’t cheap this fall. A year after Oprah Winfrey left as daytime’s queen to launch her own cable network, the
Diane Heldt, CR Gazette- The killing of four Americans in Libya this week and ensuing violence in the region puts the Middle East and the Arab Spring front and center in the
By Clarissa Sebag-Montefiore and Steven Zeitchik, Los Angeles Times – BEIJING — Hollywood movies regularly showcase American brands such as Ford, Coca-Cola or Apple. But recent U.S. films and TV programs have begun
By Deborah Netburn, Los Angeles Times – LOS ANGELES — Recent studies found that the average employee spends a third of the workday dealing with email. On average, people receive 110 emails a
From Senator Amanda Ragan – In a democracy, citizens deserve to know what government is doing and why. The good news is that Iowans are among America’s most active citizens, with high
By Anthony Man, Sun Sentinel – FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright on Friday panned Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney’s response to the week’s events in the
EL PASO, Texas — Officers with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) Tuesday deported a man from El Salvador who was wanted for aggravated homicide in his
By Manya A. Brachear, Chicago Tribune – CHICAGO —A Joliet, Ill.-area priest removed from ministry over an allegation of sexual abuse has been reinstated because his alleged relationship with a teenager in