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Thursday January 28th Local Sports
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- Ohio State holds off Iowa
- Iowa State men's rally falls short at Oklahoma
- UNI beats Drake in MVC in-state matchup
- #22 Iowa State women knock off #11 Oklahoma
- NIACC men lose, women win on road at Iowa Lakes
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Wednesday afternoon update
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- Authorities in New Hampton arrest juvenile with gun at school
- State regulators expect more debate about Everclear
- Senate Transportation chair wants legislature to look at rescinding transportation funds
- Height of flu season coming, more H1N1 clinics scheduled
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Wednesday January 27th Local News
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- Rochester man identified as victim of I-35 pileup
- Busy time for Iowa State Patrol troopers
- House approves bill that would provide benefits for spouses of deployed soldiers
- Steckman backs House leadership, says Culver's $100 million plan for schools not likely to happen
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Wednesday January 27th Local Sports
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- Clear Lake swept by Garrigan
- Newman girls win, boys lose to Garner-Hayfield
- Drake and UNI square off in Cedar Falls tonight (KRIB --- 6:05 pre-game, 7:05 game)
- Iowa hosts #20 Ohio State (KGLO --- 6:30 pre-game, 7:30 game)
- Report says Thome signs one-year deal with Twins
- Childress says he'll wait for Favre to decide whether or not he's coming back next year
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- I-35 open, but travel still not recommended
- Steckman says $100 million Culver proposes to help schools won't likely pass House
- Republicans critical of I-JOBS
- Cerro Gordo supervisors approve using jail annex space
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- Blizzard conditions deal another punch to winter-weary north-central Iowans
- Longtime KGLO Farm Director Al Heinz has died
- Pace at statehouse quicker than last year, but Mason City representative says bills aren't being rushed through
- Body of Minnesota man found in northern Iowa ditch
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Longtime KGLO Farm Director Al Heinz dies
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MASON CITY --- A voice heard on radios throughout north-central Iowa for over six decades has been silenced. Word came earlier this morning that longtime KGLO Farm Director Al Heinz has passed away at his winter home in Texas. Heinz came to Mason City and started at KGLO radio back in 1943 and stayed through 1998. Heinz was also the second voice ever heard on what was then known as KGLO television, now KIMT, when the station signed on back in 1954. Heinz says he didn’t even think about being on television when starting his broadcasting career. Chris Frenz worked with Heinz for a number of years and told us earlier today that Heinz was the ultimate professional in his job. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at this time for Al Heinz, and of course we’ll give you the details of those as soon as they become available here on KGLO.
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Monday January 25th Local News
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- Culver expected to send budget details to legislators this week
- House Democrat leader says Culver's suggestion to send more money to schools won't happen
- Leaders of Iowa's community colleges contemplate tuition increases to cover budget cuts
- People are still trying to start businesses even in the current economic climate
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Monday January 25th Local Sports
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- Vikings season comes to an end, lose to Saints in overtime
- Clear Lake wins fifth straight NCC wrestling title
- Iowa snaps road losing streak at Indiana
- UNI rebounds from first Valley loss with win at Indiana State
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- Wisconsin newspaper reports Outlaws moving to LaCrosse area
- Another round of winter weather this weekend
- Unemployment fairly stable in December
- Off-year party caucuses this weekend
- State Auditor says state overpaid Medicaid claims that involved payments to dead patients
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Friday January 22nd Local News
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- Branstad, Iowa Democratic chairman in Mason City as governor's race heats up
- US Supreme Court ruling could invalidate Iowa's corporate campaign contribution law
- Mason City senator Ragan wants more info released about people who die in epidemics
- Train derails near Chapin
- More money coming Iowa's way to help low-income people pay heating bills
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Friday January 22nd Local Sports
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- Clear Lake girls win, boys lose on road trip to Iowa Falls
- Mason City girls crack 4A rankings, face ranked Waukee tonight
- Clear Lake secures NCC dual meet title, look to win tournament title in Eagle Grove tomorrow
- Mason City wrestlers bounce back with CIML Iowa win at Marshalltown
- Former UNI standout Sapp stepping up for Vikings
THIS WEEKEND:
Fri Jan 22 --- MCHS BB DH vs. Waukee --- 6:00/6:15 --- KGLO
Fri Jan 22 --- Clear Lake BB DH vs. Webster City --- 6:00/6:15 --- KRIB
Sat Jan 23 --- Clear Lake WR @ NCC Meet (Eagle Grove) --- updates at 11:05 and at :05 after the hour, finals round live --- KRIB
Sat Jan 23 --- NIACC BB DH vs. Kirkwood --- 2:00 --- KGLO
Sun Jan 24 --- UNI MBB @ Indiana State --- 12:05/1:05 --- KRIB
Sun Jan 24 --- Iowa MBB @ Indiana --- 4:00/5:00 --- KRIB
Sun Jan 24 --- Minnesota Vikings vs. New Orleans --- 5:00/5:40 --- KGLO
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Thursday afternoon update
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- Mason City heart of governor's race with Branstad, Democrat chair in town
- Culver in Washington to testify about job growth
- Mason City senator Ragan wants public health officials to release more details about people who die from H1N1
- Texting champ wants to see ban on texting while driving
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Thursday January 21st Local News
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- Freezing drizzle causes schools to alter plans again, another storm on the way for the weekend
- Governor signs three education related bills into law
- Senate panel approves government reorganization plans
- Wartburg officials say downgrade in bond rating nothing to be alarmed about
- Watch for scammers when trying to make Haiti earthquake donations
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Thursday January 21st Local Sports
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- Michigan State survives comeback scare by Iowa
- Iowa State falls on road at Texas Tech
- Drake's win streak continues with road win at Evansville
- Vikings' Edwards trying to get knee healthy to play against Saints
TONIGHT:
AM-1490 KRIB --- Clear Lake BB DH @ Iowa Falls-Alden --- girls 6:15, boys follow
AM-1300 KGLO --- Iowa women @ Illinois --- 6:45 pre-game, 7:00 tip
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