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MASON CITY – A Mason City man charged numerous times with driving without a valid license was picked up yet again by police Tuesday. Monte Dean Neubauer, age 50 of rural Mason
DES MOINES, Iowa – Today, Chairman A.J. Spiker offered his sincere appreciation to Congressman Tom Latham for his nearly two decades of Congressional service to the people of Iowa. Congressman Latham announced
IOWA CITY – Former 1st Team All-Big Ten University of Iowa football player Derrell Johnson-Koulianos or “DJK”, who was dismissed from the Hawkeye football team in 2010, ripped Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz
WASHINGTON – Iowa’s Third District Congressman Tom Latham announced Tuesday that there will be no reelection bid for him in 2014. According to the Washington Post, Latham sent an email to supporters
MASON CITY – NIACC freshman Cortni Rush has been selected as the ICCAC women’s basketball offensive player of the week. Rush (Mason City, Ia.) scored a career-high 28 points and grabbed 10
Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Division alleges dealership sidestepped legal protections for consumers behind on their payments – DES MOINES – A Des Moines used car dealer will refund improper fees it collected
MASON CITY – Police said Tuesday they are awaiting damage estimates from a woman or her landlord after a man allegedly broke in a door as he entered the woman’s home. According
CHARLES CITY – The Charles City city council met this weekend and selected an Independence man forthe job of city administrator. “Steve Diers was offered the job and we are working on
PYONGYANG – Kim Jong-Il, the despotic leader of North Korea, executed his uncle, Jang Song Thaek, for treason last week. There was a short trial, and within minutes, Jang Song Thaek was
WASHINGTON – The U.S. is providing millions of dollars of nonlethal assistance to rebels fighting the Syrian government, a State Department spokesperson said last week. According to State Department Office of the
When you’re buying soaps and body washes, do you reach for the bar or bottle labeled “antibacterial”? Are you thinking that these products, in addition to keeping you clean, will reduce your
WASHINGTON – A federal judge has ruled that a federal government initiative involving the collection of phone data is likely unconstitutional. U.S. District Court Judge Richard Leon ruled Monday that the National
WASHINGTON – A new poll shows which professions Americans believe have the highest ethical standards, with nurses topping the list and lobbyists in the doghouse. In a poll conducted Dec. 5-8 by
RURAL WINNEBAGO COUNTY – One woman was injured in a two car accident Monday near Lake Mills. According to a report from the Iowa State patrol, at about 4:30 PM Monday, a
IRVING, Texas – Iowa State women’s basketball freshman Jadda Buckley was named Phillips 66 Big 12 Freshman of the Week for the for the first time this season, the league announced Monday.
WASHINGTON — Earlier today, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) transferred the lost diary kept by Alfred Rosenberg, a close confidant of Adolf Hitler, to the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington.
From the NIACC Athletic Department: NIACC Notebook Women’s basketball What’s next: The No. 2 NIACC women’s basketball team returns to action Dec. 28 at the Illinois Central Cougar Holiday tournament. The Lady
WASHINGTON – Senator Chuck Grassley on Monday commented on the announcement by MidAmerican Energy Company that it plans to add up to 1,050 megawatts of wind generation in Iowa by year-end 2015,
NEW YORK – The United Nations and its partners will need nearly $13 billion in funding to reach millions of people with life-saving aid in 2014, with half of that sought for
CEDAR FALLS – Three Cyclones earned top-three finishes at the UNI Open over the weekend. Redshirt freshman Carson Powell (174 pounds) and true freshman Blayne Briceno (149 pounds) each had runner-up finishes
PORTLAND, Ore. – A Salem couple arrested last year after a nationwide alert by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) seeking an unknown “Jane Doe” child pornographer, were
DES MOINES – Attorney General Tom Miller is urging the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to reconsider its approval of a powerful new narcotic painkiller, or require manufacturers to reformulate the drug