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LINCOLN, NEBRASKA – Iowa lost to Nebraska 93-90 in double overtime on Thursday night. Tonight was the first overtime game played between Iowa and Nebraska. Iowa played its second straight overtime game
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DES MOINES – Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate announced his proposed legislation to ensure the integrity of Iowa’s elections during a news conference at the State Capitol on Thursday. The proposal
IOWA CITY – University of Iowa running back Akrum Wadley will remain with the Hawkeye football program for his senior season in 2017. Wadley and Iowa head coach Kirk Ferentz confirmed that
CLIVE, Iowa – A Mason City man said he was excited to find out that he won $5,000 on a holiday scratch ticket. However, after a friend double-checked his work he ended
WEST DES MOINES – An Iowa man who had kids in his car faces multiple charges after he fought a plain-clothes police officer who stopped him for drunk driving. Officer Barry Graham,
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CHARLES CITY – A Charles City man who was accused of raping a woman back in 2008 was able to work a plea deal in court to a lesser charge. Eric M.
FORT DODGE – A Fort Dodge woman was recently discovered dead, and the circumstances surrounding her death have now been ruled a homicide. On December 29, 2016, at approximately 12:20 AM, officers
WASHINGTON, D.C. – A law has been re-introduced in the U.S. Congress by a group of senators that would make it tougher on illegals who commit crimes once they get to America
The economy is growing at a steady rate these past few years, allowing businesses to bounce back and start growing again alongside it. Business owners are enjoying a booming market, more customers,
CEDAR RAPIDS – Randy Patrie, age 44, from Charles City, Iowa, received a 20-year prison term after a September 6, 2013 guilty plea to possessing sawed-off shotguns and being a felon in
MASON CITY – A can redemption scam has landed two Mason City residents in jail, charged with felonies. The Mason City Police Department has been investigating a report of fraudulent refundable deposit
I personally want to approach this revelation from Bookmeyer as a gift to this city. His admission he won’t seek office again is long overdue but still a gesture of an apologetic