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MASON CITY – Police arrested a man at his home Thursday for violating his probation for a fourth time in a stolen car case. Shawn William Armstrong, age 41, was taken to
RURAL CERRO GORDO COUNTY – A Greene, Iowa man was taken to jail for drunk driving after a vehicle fire on the Avenue of the Saints outside Mason City. Saturday afternoon at
IOWA CITY – University of Iowa football student-athlete Reggie Spearman was cited for an alcohol related offense early Saturday morning and will face a suspension, announced head coach Kirk Ferentz. “I was
DES MOINES – More than one thousand Iowa consumers charged for unused Amazon Prime memberships through online retailer Amazon.com will receive refunds or credits, under an agreement with Attorney General Tom Miller.
TEHRAN – Iranian authorities have hanged a woman who killed the man who raped her. The family of the man who was killed, Morteza Abdolali Sarbandi arrived Friday at Rajay shahr prison
TAMPA, Fla., Oct. 25, 2014 – U.S. military forces continued to attack Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant terrorists in Syria Friday and today using bomber aircraft to conduct one airstrike,
DES MOINES – Accusers must face an accused drunk driver in person, not via teleconference, the Iowa Supreme Court ruled this week. An Iowa man, Zach Rogerson, appealed a district court’s pretrial order allowing
MASON CITY – A Mason City woman was caught drunk driving early Saturday, after earlier saying she can’t wait to leave town. Ashley K. Mills, age 29, was stopped for drunk driving
DAVENPORT, IA – On October 23, 2014, Jennifer Robyn Whitmore-Meier, age 37, of Avon, Colorado, was sentenced by United States Chief District Court Judge James E. Gritzner to three years of probation,
CEDAR RAPIDS – The owner of Iowa-based Midamar Corp. has been indicted on fraud charges related to his beef exporting business. William B. Aossey, Jr., 73, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, has been
OMAHA – Some are saying a Nebraska county which includes the metro Omaha area may be going too far in asking a series of “screening questions” for any caller who may need