Man battling alcohol issues arrested for drunk driving this week
MASON CITY – A man with a long history of alcohol-related arrests has now become more dangerous to himself and others after getting behind the wheel of a car this week. Michael
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MASON CITY – A man with a long history of alcohol-related arrests has now become more dangerous to himself and others after getting behind the wheel of a car this week. Michael
MASON CITY – Police were called to help with a vehicle rollover early Thursday morning on the city’s south side. Police said that they were called to the intersection of 19th Street
IOWA CITY – Iowa coach Fran McCaffery said Friday that the tumor doctors removed from his son’s thyroid gland Wednesday was malignant. “Today, we received word from doctors that the tumor that
DES MOINES – Senator Amanda Ragan said Friday that all Iowans should be protected from identity theft, including children and dependent adults. The Iowa Senate approved House File 2368 to help prevent
DES MOINES – In the fall of 2013, Henry County Sheriff Rich McNarnee discovered financial discrepancies in his office. Sheriff McNarnee brought this to the attention of the Iowa State Auditor’s Office
OKLAHOMA CITY – Four Iowa State wrestlers will do battle in the round of 12 tonight for a spot on the All-American podium at the NCAA Championships. The Cyclones went 0-3 in
MASON CITY – A restored 1965 tractor was stolen recently from a Mason City business, and a big reward is being offered for info helping to catch the crooks involved with the
OKLAHOMA CITY — The University of Iowa wrestling team advanced three wrestlers to the semifinals of the 2014 NCAA Championships Friday afternoon at Chesapeake Energy Arena. Tony Ramos (133), Mike Evans (174)
WEBSTER CITY – A Charles City man accused of murdering a 5-year-old girl in 2005 is requesting a delay for his upcoming trial. Waterloo attorney Aaron Keith Hawbaker filed a motion for
OVERLAND PARK, Kan. – The top-seeded NIACC women’s basketball team is now in the final four after a 85-79 victory Thursday over ninth-seeded Cincinnati State Technical and Community College in the NJCAA
MASON CITY – Police stopped a car on the city’s North End early Thursday in which the driver had open container of alcohol and passenger had illegal drugs. Mason City police said
How did I become the news story? All I did was formally exercise rights clearly spelled out in the Constitution’s 1st amendment. The “freedom of speech” and “petition Government for a redress
WASHINGTON – US officials are concerned about the blocking of social media in the nation of Turkey, ahead of elections there. The Turkish Prime Minister blocked Twitter late this week and threatened
NEW YORK – A new report issued today by the United Nations refugee agency found a sharp rise in asylum claims in 44 industrialized countries over the course of last year, driven
IOWA CITY, Iowa — Former University of Iowa men’s basketball player and Flint, Michigan, native Roy Marble will be inducted into The Greater Flint Afro-American Hall of Fame on Sunday. The 30th
OKLAHOMA CITY – Six University of Iowa wrestlers advanced to the quarterfinals of the 2014 NCAA Championships following second round action Thursday at Chesapeake Energy Arena. Iowa is one of two schools
NEW YORK – The United Nations has strongly condemned last night’s deadly attack on the Serena Hotel in Kabul that has reportedly left nine civilians dead and several more wounded – the
MASON CITY – A Mason City man reported that two men broke into his North End home this past weekend, pistol whipped him, and pepper-sprayed him and his girlfriend. The man who
DES MOINES – On Monday, March 24th, a coalition of small business owners, community organizations, labor organizations, and faith leaders will launch Raise the Wage Iowa in support of raising the minimum