Pickup truck removed from Clear Lake a week after mishap
CLEAR LAKE – A pickup truck pulling an ice shack broke through the ice near Dodge’s Point on Clear Lake’s south shore late in the afternoon of January 17th. Christopher Cash, 40,
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CLEAR LAKE – A pickup truck pulling an ice shack broke through the ice near Dodge’s Point on Clear Lake’s south shore late in the afternoon of January 17th. Christopher Cash, 40,
DES MOINES – A spokesman for the Iowa Department of Corrections said Friday that two inmates assigned to the Newton Correctional Release Center (CRC) and employed by the Sully Truck Wash Company
MASON CITY – The No. 2 NIACC women’s basketball team hosts No. 10 Iowa Central in an ICCAC contest Saturday. Game time is set for 1 p.m. in the NIACC gym. NIACC
MASON CITY – It’s a little early for track season in these parts, but a man with no known permanent address challenged police officers to a foot race today near the Cultural
DES MOINES – An Iowa City lawmaker has introduced a bill in the Iowa Senate to direct the state board of regents and the department of education to convene a commission consisting
CLEAR LAKE – Clear Lake police worked for weeks with behemoth retailer Wal-Mart to protect the store’s merchandise from an alleged pair of crooks. According to the Clear Lake Police Department, after
(First in a series for NIT) By Bart – It’s a bitterly cold morning. You grab your lunch and the kids and it is off to school and work. As everyone piles
Special Briefing Office of the Spokesperson, United States Department of State Senior Administration Officials Teleconference January 24, 2014 MODERATOR: Thank you so much, and thank you, everyone, for joining the call on
MASON CITY – The Mason City Fire Department disclosed the cause of a fire that severely damaged a Mason City bowling alley earlier this week. According to a MCFD spokesperson, the Mason
From District 27 Senator Amanda Ragan: The United States created the strongest economy in the world by building a large middle class. Unfortunately, it has become more difficult since the Great Recession
WASHINGTON – The U.S. strongly condemned terrorist attacks that took place in Egypt on Friday, January 24, 2014. “These crimes should be investigated fully and the perpetrators should be brought to justice.
CITY OF MASON CITY Publication Report 1/23/2014 Payee DescriptionAmount —————————————— ——————————– ———— ACCURATE AIR CONDITIONINGREPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE 149.76 ADVANCED SYSTEMS INC COPY CHARGE 226.38 ALLIANT UTILITIES-IPC ELECTRICITY 33,511.28 ALLIANT UTILITIES-IPC ELECTRICITY 12,735.62
DES MOINES – Charges have been recently filed in nine potential cases of voter fraud. Eight of the cases were recently filed by Black Hawk County Attorney Tom Ferguson and one case
NEW YORK – The United Nations refugee agency said today that more than 65,000 people had fled the conflict in the cities of Fallujah and Ramadi in central Iraq’s Anbar province over
WASHINGTON – The United States and the United Nations welcomed the signing of a cessation of hostilities between the Government of South Sudan and opposition forces. The agreement was seen as a
AMES – Jadda Buckley, a former Mason City Mohawk standout basketball player and now a Cyclone, talks life as a freshman at Iowa State University for ESPN. Watch the video:
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, IOWA – On January 23rd, 2014, the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Department arrested Carlton John Dolph, age 31, of Villisca, on a Montgomery County warrant for one count of Terroristic Threats,
WASHINGTON – For the first time, members of mobile device app piracy groups have been charged with crimes, the U.S. Justice Department announced this week. Four individuals have been charged in the
SAINT LOUIS, Mo. – A program-record 66 Drake University football student-athletes have been named to the Pioneer Football League Academic Honor Roll, the league announced Friday, Jan. 24. Drake’s 66 honorees were
DES MOINES – Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad, Lt. Gov. Kim Reynolds and Insurance Commissioner Nick Gerhart are pleased to announce keynote speakers and preliminary details for the Global Insurance Symposium scheduled for
NEW YORK – Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon kept up the drumbeat for business to play its full part in tackling climate change and promoting sustainable development for a second day today, telling the