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- Weather forecast doesn't look good for rest of week
- Alternate Side Parking back into effect in Mason City
- Mason City's snow removal budget doing ok, not so in other cities
- Big snow drifts just don't hurt your snowblower, they hurt the pheasant population
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Monday December 21st Local News
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- US Senate passes first hurdle in healthcare reform passage, Harkin says Americans need reform
- Branstad announcement of candidacy will come next month
- Iowa's unemployment rate moves up slightly
- Average value of acre of farmland drops just over two percent from 2008 to 2009
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Monday December 21st Local Sports
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- Vikings win NFC North with Packers loss, then fall flat on their face against Carolina
- Gilstrap pours in 25 to lead Iowa State past Bradley
- Iowa knocks off Drake, UI's Tucker suspended after alcohol incident
- Reserve guard Sonnen scores 21 in UNI win at North Dakota
- Iowa State women beat UNI, UI women beat Drake in in-state matchups
- Clear Lake second, Mason City third at Spencer Invitational
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- Traffic rerouted for a time in Worth County due to accident that downed power lines...road open again
- Rural bankers survey shows economic recovery inching along
- IDED award goes to company purchasing for Allstate Quality Foods plant in Charles City
- Culver touts I-JOBS initiative during meeting with statehouse reporters
- Algona nativity restored
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Friday December 18th Local News
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- Winnebago stock price rises on news of lower net loss
- Charles City teen will be tried as adult in death of 3-year-old
- Senate Majority Leader gives session preview during Mason City stop -- click here for video and audio
- Former Belmond-Klemme superintendent running for Congress
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Friday December 18th Local Sports
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- Clear Lake sweeps pair of wrestling duals
- West Hancock takes pair of duals from Newman, Rockford
- Newman, Forest City, Clear Lake, Osage, Mason City all ranked in first dual meet rankings of the year
- New girls basketball rankings out
- Vikings' Harvin misses another day of practice due to migraine headaches
Weekend sports schedule on AM-1300 KGLO, AM-1490 KRIB, and kgloam.com:
Fri Dec 18 --- MCHS BB DH @ Waukee --- 6:00/6:15 --- KGLO
Fri Dec 18 --- Clear Lake BB DH vs. St. Edmond --- 6:00/6:15 --- KRIB
Sat Dec 19 --- UNI MBB @ North Dakota --- 12:05/1:05 --- KRIB
Sat Dec 19 --- MCHS BB DH vs. Des Moines North --- girls at 3:00 on KGLO, boys follow with game on internet only
Sat Dec 19 --- Iowa MBB vs. Drake --- 4:30/5:30 --- KGLO
Sat Dec 19 --- Newman BB DH @ West Fork --- 6:00/6:15 --- KRIB
Sun Dec 20 --- Minnesota Vikings @ Carolina --- 6:15/7:20 --- KGLO
Links to listen:
KRIB --- click here to listen
KGLO --- click here to listen
"Internet only" broadcasts on www.kgloam.com --- click here to listen
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Thursday afternoon update
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- Winnebago CEO says company is off to a good start for fiscal year, narrows net loss from year ago
- Former Belmond-Klemme superintendent announces run for US House
- Rural St. Ansgar man announces he'll run for Iowa House District 14
- Harkin says Congress on cusp of something "truly historic" with health care reform
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Thursday December 17th Local News
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- US Supreme Court denies Honken motion to review convictions and death sentences in drug-related muders
- Outgoing & incoming Mason City council sets goals
- Vaccinations ok, turnout good at H-1-N-1 clinic in Mason City
- Rockford constuction business total loss after fire Wednesday morning
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Thursday December 17th Local Sports
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- Vikings Harvin still struggling with migraine headaches
- McDermott says Brackins, Gilstrap have led the way for Iowa State's 7-3 start
- UNI gets ready to hit the road to North Dakota
- Drake coach Mark Phelps says Bulldogs making progress
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US SUPREME COURT DENIES HONKEN'S APPEAL
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12:00 NOON, DECEMBER 16TH, 2009
by Bob Fisher, News Director
CEDAR RAPIDS --- The United States Supreme Court has denied a Britt man’s petition to review his convictions and death sentences for the drug-related murders of five north-central Iowans in 1993. 46-year-old Dustin Honken was convicted by a federal grand jury in 2004 on five counts of murdering witnesses, one count of soliciting murder of additional witnesses, one count of conspiring to murder witnesses, five counts of murder in furtherance of a drug conspiracy, and five counts of murder in furtherance of a continuing criminal enterprise. The jury determined that Honken should die on four of the counts involving the premeditated murder of two young girls, 10-year-old Kandi Duncan and six-year-old Amber Duncan. Four years ago, Honken’s girlfriend Angela Johnson was convicted of aiding and abetting Honken in the murders and was also sentenced to death. Honken appealed his convictions and sentences raising multiple issues. The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed his convictions and death sentences. Honken then filed a petition for review to the U-S Supreme Court, which this week denied his motion, stating in a one-line order that his petition was denied. The Supreme Court denied Johnson’s petition for review one year ago. Honken will have one year to file a petition for post-conviction relief. The U-S Department of Justice will not schedule an execution date until Honken exhausts any such challenge.
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Wednesday afternoon update
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- Incoming, outgoing Mason City council members meet in goal setting session tonight
- Outgoing Mason City council members recognized for their service
- Recall notice of H-1-N-1 vaccine doesn't deter people from showing up for shots --- click on story for pictures
- State Environmental Protection Commission okaying rules to keep Iowa waters clean
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Wednesday December 16th Local News
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- Mason City council authorize draft of development agreement to keep small business in town
- NS-RF, North Central districts talk merger
- Batch of pediatric H-1-N-1 vaccines recalled, should have no impact on clinics like today's in Mason City
- Vote on medical marijuana use delayed by Iowa Board of Pharmacy
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Wednesday December 16th Local Sports
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- Newman basketball teams sweep Garner-Hayfield
- Clear Lake girls win, boys fall at Garrigan
- Mohawks swept by Johnston
- High school basketball, wrestling scoreboards
- Drake to host 2011 and 2012 NCAA track championships
- Big Ten looking at expansion
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