Senator Harkin made honorary member of Iowa Labor Hall of Fame
DES MOINES – On Saturday, May 3, over 500 unionist, friends and family gathered at Veterans Auditorium to honor retiring Senator Tom Harkin, and to make him an honorary member of the
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DES MOINES – On Saturday, May 3, over 500 unionist, friends and family gathered at Veterans Auditorium to honor retiring Senator Tom Harkin, and to make him an honorary member of the
MASON CITY – It may be more commonplace to walk down a city street and smoke weed, but that doesn’t mean you won’t go to jail. Mason City police were sent to
NIT – Friday during a TV interview, former presidential candidate Mitt Romney said he thinks the minimum wage should be raised, a stark difference with other Republicans, most of whom oppose such
CLEAR LAKE – At a Clear Lake school district public listening post held this week, parents, teachers, administrators, and others voiced their opinions on the sharing of personnel and services with Mason
MASON CITY – A Mason City man was outside a church in the Cultural Crescent when he decided to urinate, and police took notice. According to a report, 53-year-old Tim Coen was
DES MOINES – A wanted Iowa man who allegedly tried to steal a cart full of electronics from a Des Moines Sears store and then assaulted an employee who tried to stop
CHARLES CITY – Many in Charles City have questioned a long-rumored practice by city government of attempting to entice big city dwellers to move to town. Like many small communities, Charles City
MASON CITY – Alliant Energy employees can tamper with an electric meter, lawfully. Friday afternoon, a Mason City police officer observed a male subject “tampering with an electric meter” at a residence
FOREST CITY – The city of Forest City has selected a new city administrator. The city announced that Mac Tilberg has been selected as the City Administrator for Forest City. He will