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CHARLES CITY – Police were called last week when a vicious crow was attacking residents in Charles City. According to the Charles City Police Department, officers were called to the 200 block
SIOUX CITY – Quality Egg, LLC, Austin “Jack” DeCoster, and Peter DeCoster pled guilty last week in federal court in Sioux City, Iowa, in connection with the distribution of adulterated eggs in
MASON CITY – The Mason City Parks Board will meet this week to discuss use of parks for RAGBRAI use. The city has asked the Park Board to approve the use of
CHARLES CITY – The City of Charles City’s Engineering Department is seeking an intern. The city seeks a GIS Intern in the Engineering Department to develop, maintain, and update various coverage’s and
MASON CITY – The Cerro Gordo County Conservation Board (CGCCB) has updated their rules and regulations and the following rules or regulations have been modified or adopted by the Board. War-Like Games.
MASON CITY – All businesses that hold a liquor license are asked to attend an informational meeting on Tuesday, July 1, 3pm at the North Iowa Regional Commerce Center, 9 North Federal
WASHINGTON – The Obama Administration negotiated for the release of an American prisoner of war and secured his release in recent days. American Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl had been held by the Taliban
WASHINGTON – After a successful trial program aimed at deterring people from pointing lasers at aircraft – by rewarding those who provide information about individuals who engage in this dangerous crime and
CLEAR LAKE – Police arrested a Clear Lake man early Saturday for excessive drinking. A Cerro Gordo deputy arrived at the 300 block of Main Street in Clear Lake at about 1:30
MASON CITY – One daredevil was clocked at over 110 miles per hour. Another was spotted doing wheelies and extreme high speed in the Cultural Crescent. In addition to their already considerable
WASHINGTON – A working group under the guidance of the Occupational Safety and Health Agency (OSHA) released a report recently, highlighting current activities to improve chemical facility safety and security. The report
IOWA CITY, Iowa — After a career at the University of Iowa that included competition as a student-athlete, assistant coach, head coach, and director, and touched five different decades and hundreds of
DES MOINES – Terry Branstad will make two stops in the North Iowa area later this week. On Friday, June 13th, at 8:30 AM, Gov. Branstad and Lt. Gov. Reynolds will tour
MASON CITY – 12th Street NW between North Federal Avenue and North Washington Avenue will remain closed for approximately two more weeks due to unforeseen delays with the storm sewer improvements project
NEW YORK – The UN General Assembly last week established the “United Nations Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela Prize” as a tribute to the achievements and contributions of the late South African leader who