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SPENCER – A search warrant by the Clay County Sheriff’s Office with the assistance of the Spencer Police Department, landed a Spencer male and female in the Clay County Jail on drug
CHARLES CITY – A Floyd woman was jailed for shoplifting. Police were called to the 900 block of Kelly Street on May 14 at 5:22 PM to investigate a theft incident. After
NIT – Presidential contender Hillary Clinton was in Mason City Monday, visiting a home that has hosted political parties in the past. Without much fanfare, Gary Swenson with Dean Genth welcomed a
MASON CITY – The city of Mason City took action against a landlord it has had in its crosshairs for some time. Russ Hardy was served with 6 citations. You can read
HARRISON COUNTY, IOWA – Two people are in custody Tuesday after a high-speed car chase with shots fired in Western Iowa. At 12:34 PM on May 18, 2015, DOT Motor Vehicle Enforcement
CHARLES CITY – A Charles City woman was taken to jail Monday for domestic abuse. Charles City police were called to the 200 block of Kelly Street on Monday, May 17 at
WAVERLY – A former Mason City High School wrestler and state champion was recognized as the “Freshman of the Year” by Warburg College. Kaz Onoo was honored with Wartburg Golden Knights Male
ALGONA – A Forest City woman was arrested Monday afternoon for drunk driving and other crimes. According to the Kossuth County Sheriff’s Office, 32-year-old Alison Marie Tindall of Forest City was stopped
CEDAR RAPIDS – A felon who possessed a firearm and ammunition was sentenced May 14, 2015 to ten years in federal prison. Blake Maurer, age 24, of Freeport, Illinois, received the sentence
MASON CITY – What would you do if two men – strangers – simply walked into your home? This happened over the weekend to a Mason City family, police confirmed today. According
DES MOINES – Gov. Terry E. Branstad and Lt. Gov. Kim Reynolds today announced the launch of a new state Website that makes the administrative rules process more open and transparent. The
CORALVILLE – A former Minnesota man now in prison for killing two Iowa convenience store clerks will stand trial later this year, along with his alleged accomplice, for attempted murder. Michael Richard