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WATERLOO – On Monday, June 23, 2014 around 8:30 PM, Waterloo Officers were dispatched to the 400 block of Cherry Street on multiple reports of shots fired. Several subjects were reported fleeing
MASON CITY – Anyone interested in becoming the next President and CEO of the North Iowa Corridor should contact Gary Schmit at his office at Henkel Construction. According to an email sent by
DENVER – A federal appeals court has dealt a blow to states who don’t want same-sex couples getting married in their backyards. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit held
WASHINGTON – The US Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that the Fourth Amendment generally requires the government (police) to obtain a warrant based on a particular suspicion of a specific crime before searching
CHARLES CITY – A Charles City man faces numerous charges including felony domestic assault after a violent incident this weekend. According to Charles City police, officers were called to the 1200 block
CHARLES CITY – Two women were arrested Monday afternoon after a shoplifting incident. Charles City police responded to a shoplifting complaint Monday at about 5:00 PM at the 1400 block of Grand
MASON CITY – A Mason City man charged with four felony drug charges took a plea deal and escaped prison. Sean Wurtzel, age 32 Mason City, pled guilty on June 4 to
MASON CITY – A Clear Lake man has pled guilty to criminal mischief and was found guilty of domestic abuse. Benjamin J. Frederick, age 32 of Clear Lake, pled guilty on June
CERRO GORDO COUNTY – Appliances such as a refrigerator, a water softener, and a stove have all been added to the Camp Tanglefoot property with the help of grants received from the
OSAGE – A convicted sex offender has pled not guilty to two felony charges after an investigation conducted by the Osage police department. Investigation and interviews by Osage police pertaining to an
AMES – Iowa State announced its 2014-15 non-conference schedule Wednesday morning. The regular season opens on Nov. 14 when the Cyclones host Oakland at Hilton Coliseum. Times and TV information will be
MASON CITY – A North Iowa woman jailed after a fire near downtown Mason City in April and accused of felony arson has a plea hearing set in the case. Jacque Sue
From Senator Amanda Ragan – In Iowa, we have one of the best state governments in the country. Republican and Democratic legislators are always looking for ways to ensure government runs efficiently
AMES – Personal values, race, as well as social and economic inequality, all contribute to the growing political divide in America. To better understand the impact of this division, Iowa State University
DES MOINES – The Board of Directors of the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union approved an increase for admission to all state tournaments (except golf and tennis) effective with softball, 2014.
DETROIT – Disconnecting water from people who cannot pay their bills is an affront to their human rights, a group of United Nations experts said today, amid reports of widespread water shut-offs
CHARLES CITY – An elderly Charles City woman was cited by police after an auto accident that caused thousands of dollars in damage to two Chevy Malibus. Charles City police responded on
Today – one year after the President laid out his comprehensive Climate Action Plan – the White House released a new report detailing progress towards cutting carbon pollution and protecting our communities and public
UN – The independent United Nations experts dealing with torture and the right to health today urged the Israeli parliament not to authorize the force-feeding and medical treatment of prisoners on hunger
American Forces Press Service – WASHINGTON, June 25, 2014 – The U.S. motor vessel Cape Ray departed Rota, Spain, this morning en route to the port of Gioia Tauro, Italy, where the
WATERLOO – On Sunday June 22, 2014 Officers with the Waterloo Police Department’s Violent Crime Apprehension Team took a subject into custody during a weapons investigation. Around 12:40 AM VCAT Officers made
By Nick Simeone, American Forces Press Service – WASHINGTON – The first U.S. service members ordered to Iraq to help the Iraqi military counter a terrorist threat have arrived in the country,