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MASON CITY – Florida law enforcement have taken a former Mason City man awaiting trial on a sex abuse trial into custody today on multiple charges. The Volusia County, Florida Sheriff’s Office
MASON CITY – The foursome of Tony Dahle, Max Rohlfsen, Chris Frenz and Jeff Skogen won the NIACC four-person best shot Saturday with an 11-under par 61 at Highland Park Golf Course. The team of
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo — After five days of training camp that began with 26 players at the U.S. Olympic Training Center, USA Basketball today named the official, 12-man roster for the 2013 USA
MASON CITY – A Clear Lake man was arrested this week on a theft charge. According to Clear Lake police, Dustin Robert Hutchison, 37, was arrested after he was caught stealing aluminum cans from
MASON CITY – A neglected property on Mason City’s south side is finding new life as work has begun on a transformation. The former Kum & Go convenience store located at 2227
Senate Immigration Bill Passes with Bipartisan Support, One Step Closer to Fixing Broken System Yesterday, Senator Harkin cast a critical vote to pass historic immigration reform legislation. The bill cleared the Senate
TYLER, TX—A 35-year-old New Boston, Texas woman has been indicted and charged with federal violations in the Eastern District of Texas, announced U.S. Attorney John M. Bales. Shannon Guess Richardson was named
DES MOINES – On June 20, 2013, F-16 Fighting Falcon aircraft from the 132nd Fighter Wing, Des Moines, Iowa, are seen flying in the skies over Iowa. See photos:
WASHINGTON, D.C.- Senator Tom Harkin (D-IA) today announced that the Department of Transportation’s (DOT) National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has awarded a total of $3,098,843 to the Governor’s Traffic Safety Bureau to
From Sen. Charles Grassley – WASHINGTON – Washingtonians brace themselves for the flood of tourists who come to soak in the monuments, museums and memorials that attract millions of visitors to the
AMES, Iowa – Each year, land owners and others are allowed to harvest hay out of highway rights of way by permit. The Iowa Department of Transportation requires those permits for several
NEW YORK – The United Nations human rights chief Friday warned that recent appointments to Afghanistan’s top human rights body compromise its independence and effectiveness and undermine its high standing with the
CEDAR RAPIDS – The Cedar Rapids Safe Streets Task Force continues to make Cedar Rapids safer. United States Attorney Sean R. Berry reported the Task Force’s recent accomplishments at a press conference
SIOUX CITY – A man who distributed and received child pornography was sentenced June 26, 2013, to eighteen years in federal prison. Jeffrey Huygens, age 47, of Sioux City, Iowa, received the