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- Five men stabbed in Mason City incident
- Dumont residents return home
- 10% of workforce in state executive branch takes early retirement
- Harkin hopes Iowa towns don't follow Fremont Nebraska with illegal immigration ordinance
- DNR participating in "Operation Dry Water"
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Stabbing incident still under investigation, one arrested on warrant
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updated at 9:10 AM
6-25-10
MASON CITY --- Mason City police have arrested one person on an outstanding warrant, but no charges have been filed after a stabbing incident early this morning. Police confirm that they were called shortly after 1:10 this morning to 2822 North Carolina on a report of a fight that involved a knife. One of those stabbed that was still in the house, 23-year-old Michael Reich, was arrested on an outstanding warrant from Worth County and taken to the Cerro Gordo County Jail after being treated for injuries. Officers were told that others injured in the incident had left for treatment at Mercy Medical Center-North Iowa. Police checked the hospital and located four male adults who had just arrived, with some sustaining serious injuries. Police say the incident is still under investigation, and no charges have been filed regarding the incident. If you have any information about the stabbing, you are asked to contact the Mason City Police Department at 421-3636.
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Friday June 25th Local News
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- Mason City stabbing sends four to hospital
- Mason City council approves Federal Avenue streetscape plan --- click to listen back to meeting
- Branstad makes choice for Lt. Governor
- Franklin County added to state disaster proclamation, cleanup continues
- Harkin accuses US EPA of bias against ethanol
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Friday June 25th Local Sports
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- Mason City High softball team splits at #6 Valley
- Clear Lake needs extra innings to beat Lake Mills in baseball
- New softball rankings --- North Butler #4/1A, Central Springs #7/2A
- Brewers complete sweep of Twins
- ISU forward Brackins drafted with 21st overall pick by Oklahoma City, then traded to New Orleans
- Favre says he can still play at a high level, but still no decision on 2010
THIS WEEKEND
Friday --- AM-1490 KRIB --- Clear Lake baseball vs. Garrigan --- 7:30
Sunday --- AM-1300 KGLO --- Newman at Mason City High baseball --- 4:00
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Thursday afternoon update
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- Storm damage assessments continuing in Franklin County in hopes of state disaster declaration
- At least 100 evacuated in Dumont due to flood waters
- Branstad picks state senator to be running mate
- Mason City council meets again this afternoon on Federal Avenue Streetscape
- Iowa soldier laid to rest
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BREAKING --- Branstad tabs state senator as running mate
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ANKENY --- Republican candidate for governor Terry Branstad has chosen a state senator from Osceola to be his running mate. Branstad’s campaign first made the announcement via a text message at about 8:45 this morning before Branstad’s news conference in Ankeny at 9:00 AM to introduce Kim Reynolds as the candidate for Lt. Governor. The 50-year-old Reynolds is a former four-term Clarke County treasurer who was elected to the Iowa Senate in 2008. Branstad and Reynolds are making a statewide tour today, including a stop at the Mason City Municipal Airport at 12:30 this afternoon.
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Thursday June 24th Local News
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- Wright, Hancock counties receive state disaster proclamations
- Wright, Franklin residents who suffered damage from storms asked to file report
- Branstad reveals running mate choice today
- Forest City man arrested after alleged attacks against women
- Home sales up statewide
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Thursday June 24th Local Sports
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- Overbeck knocks in six in Mohawk rout of Waterloo East
- #2/1A Newman scores 25 runs in doubleheader sweep of Forest City
- Newman softball team wins eighth straight, beats Forest City 9-7
- Corn Bowl Conference softball race tighents up, North Butler beats Central Springs in extras
- Twins fall at Milwaukee, series finale this afternoon (1:10 first pitch on KRIB)
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Wright County under Emergency Declaration
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CLARION --- Wright County is officially in a state of emergency. The Wright County Board of Supervisors this morning passed a Declaration of Emergency for the county. Anybody in the rural portion of Wright County experiencing damage should report to Wright County Sheriff Paul Schultz at 515-532-3722, or Wright County Emergency Management Director Jim Lester at 515-602-6821 to fill out forms. Anyone experiencing damage inside the city limits of their community should contact their city hall to fill out the forms. Reports will be turned over to state and federal authorities for financial consideration of reimbursement for damages. This however does not guarantee any reimbursement. Authorities are asking people to stay away from standing water around or in your home to avoid any risk of injury from electrical shock. Wright County authorities say they’ve seen several homes with unstable basement walls, and they are directing people to stay out of saturated confined spaces such as basements as they may collapse.
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Wednesday afternoon update
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- Wright, Franklin, southern Cerro Gordo counties dealing with flooding after overnight storms
- Home sales up in May
- Iowa making significant strides to bring high-speed internet to rural areas
- Smokers noticing changes after new law goes into effect
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Wednesday June 23rd Local News
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- Flooding impacts parts of north-central Iowa
- Mason City council delays streetscape decision
- Legal experts say Rubashkin sentence is severe but not surprising
- Belmond ma pleads guilty to federal meth charges
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Wednesday June 23rd Local Sports
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- Clear Lake sweeps St. Ansgar in baseball
- Mohawks pick up win on road at Des Moines Hoover
- Clear Lake softball team wins at Garner-Hayfield
- Newman picks up key road victory at Belmond-Klemme
- Dowling sweeps Mason City in high school softball
- Twins lose at Milwaukee
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- Mason City council to discuss streetscape bids, library improvements
- Belmond man pleads guilty to meth distribution charges
- Grassley unhappy with EPA ruling on E-15 ethanol
- ISU researcher working on better flood forecasting
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Tuesday June 22nd Local News
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- Police make an arrest after weekend assault
- Corn in good shape despite wet weather
- Stoyles win Noon Rotary "Service Above Self" award
- Rubashkin to receive 27 year sentence today on federal fraud charges
- Who will Branstad pick as his running mate?
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Tuesday June 22nd Local Sports
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- Mohawks sweep Ames in baseball, Little Cyclones sweep MCHS in softball
- Newman baseball, softball teams pick up wins at Lake Mills
- Clear Lake at St. Edmond --- baseball split doubleheader, Gaels sweep Lions softball
- Radio Iowa/IHSBCA baseball rankings --- Newman drops to #2/1A, MCHS down to #5/4A
- Greatest ever track and field meet in Iowa starts tomorrow with USA championships
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