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Thursday April 1st Local News
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- Nora Springs man dead after rear-ending school bus
- Grandon, Martin will not seek re-election for county positions
- Culver praises Democrat legislative leaders for blocking gay marriage ban vote
- Farmers to plant record soybean crop
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Thursday April 1st Local Sports
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- Ames' Barnes scores 18 points to lead West in McDonald's All-Star game
- UNI loses key seniors, but "Sweet Sixteen" run should help recruiting efforts
- Plenty of experience on Drake football team
- Twins split in split-squad games, Span hits mother with foul ball
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Wednesday afternoon update
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- Former north-central Iowa couple coping with abuse of five-month-old, babysitter arrested
- Steckman says regional commerce center will help north-central Iowa --- click on story to listen to Steckman's comments from "Ask the Mayor" program
- Iowa Student Loan rolling with changes in federal student loan laws
- Hybrid school buses show promise in study
- Lead paint still a danger to Iowans
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Wednesday March 31st Local News
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- Former Belmond man accused of Ohio murder
- Belmond-Klemme softball/volleyball coach pleads not guilty to sexual exploitation
- Legislature wraps up 2010 session
- Grassley schedules local town hall meetings
- Property taxes due today
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Wednesday March 31st Local Sports
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- Jacobson reflects on UNI's season
- McCaffery's first task as new Iowa coach --- re-recruit current players
- Ferentz likes depth at running back spot
- Liriano locks up final spot in Twins rotation
- Twins stop selling most season tickets
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- Belmond-Klemme coach pleads not guilty to sexual exploitation charge
- Ragan calls 2010 legislative session a successful one
- North Iowa Fair Board continues to grapple with selling land
- Property taxes due tomorrow
- Grassley sets town hall meetings in north-central Iowa this week
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BREAKING --- Barrus enters not guilty plea, waives hearing
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10:49 AM, Tuesday, March 30
by Robert Fisher, News Director
BELMOND --- The Belmond-Klemme softball and volleyball coach accused of sexual exploitation by a school employee has waived her preliminary hearing and entered a written plea of not guilty in Wright County District Court. 33-year-old Jodi Barrus was scheduled to make her initial court appearance on Wednesday after turning herself in to authorities last week. According to online court records, Barrus’ attorney entered her written plea and the waiver of the preliminary hearing yesterday. The charge comes after the Belmond-Klemme School District had requested that the Wright County Sheriff’s Department conduct an investigation into possible wrong-doing. Wright County Sheriff Paul Schultz has stated that the alleged victim is an 18-year-old male student at the school who had a sexual relationship with Barrus between December and this month. Barrus is still free on $10-thousand bond. Sexual Exploitation by a School Employee is a Class D felony, punishable by no more than five years in prison.
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Tuesday March 30th Local News
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- Floyd County judge considering change of venue request in Concepcion case
- Mason City's state legislators say $1.5 million appropriated for regional commerce center
- Legislators fail to end session Monday, back to talk about budget today
- Romney back in Iowa to promote book
- Iowa's winter moratorium on utility service disconnections ends Thursday
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Tuesday March 30th Local Sports
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- Iowa introduces McCaffery as new men's basketball coach
- St. Louis downs Twins 5-3
- Thome enjoys great spring with Twins
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- North-central Iowa's unemployment rate drops slightly in newest numbers
- Center for Rural Affairs offers insights on positives of healthcare bill
- Iowa's winter moratorium on utility service disconnections ends Thursday
- Iowa ranks 26th in teacher pay, ISEA worried ranking may drop after budget cuts
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Monday March 29th Local News
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- Legislators could wrap up 2010 session later today
- Culver to get more money for I-JOBS plan
- IASB fires executive director, investigation into wrong-doing continues
- Iowa dropout rate increases
- Iowa teens drinking at rate that equals national average
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Monday March 29th Local Sports
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- Iowa hires Siena coach McCaffery to take over men's basketball program
- UNI reflects on record breaking season
- Iowa State women end up being UConn's 75th straight victim
- NIACC baseball swept by Ellsworth, softball wins 2 of 3 on weekend
- Twins still searching for closer
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Siena's McCaffrey could be new Iowa coach
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The Albany Times-Union is reporting that Siena head coach Fran McCaffery has accepted the head coaching position at The University of Iowa. McCaffery has coached for five years at Siena and was an assistant at Notre Dame for 10 years.
To see the Albany Times-Union article, click here
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- North Iowa Fair Board, Cerro Gordo supervisors meet about fair funding --- click on this story to listen to meeting
- Unemployment rate in Iowa up, but number of jobs also increases in February
- Harkin applauds passage of healthcare bill
- Legislators continue to look at doing away with greyhound racing
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Friday March 26th Local News
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- More details released about charges against Belmond-Klemme softball coach
- Wesley man accepts plea deal in murder for hire case
- Obama touts healthcare plan in Iowa City
- Lawmakers trying to wrap up 2010 legislative session
- Ragan disappointed in IASB executives
- Kuhn gives retirement speech on Iowa House floor --- click on story to listen to speech
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