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Court of Appeals rules against City of Clear Lake in livestock zoning case
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Iowa Court of Appeals reverses district court decision in Clear Lake vs. Scott Kramer case regarding livestock on his South Shore Drive property. Click on this story for more, and to find a link to the full decision.
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Wednesday August 11th Local News
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- Petition won't be turned in to force vote deciding size of Cerro Gordo County Board of Supervisors --- click on story to listen to audio from meeting
- Mason City council holds workshop tonight about multi-purpose center
- Hampton pipe plant to close
- Latham unhappy with "son of stimulus" package passed by House
- Culver, Branstad agree on three debates
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Wednesday August 11th Local Sports
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- Twins regain first place in AL Central with win over White Sox
- Vikings WR Harvin out with migraine headaches
- Hawkeye WR DJK will be silent on Twitter until after the season
- Iowa State RB Robinson taking non-traditional route in trying to stay healthy for senior season
- Heat, humidity on the minds of high school football coaches as practice starts this week
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- Petition will not be submitted to seek increase in size of Cerro Gordo supervisors --- click on story to hear audio from meeting
- Concepcion's attorney files motion seeking re-trial
- Latham calls "son of stimulus" package another example of wasteful spending by Democrats
- Polls show Branstad, Grassley ahead
- Salvation Army taking applications for those in need of school supplies
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Tuesday August 10th Local News
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- Cerro Gordo supervisors to hear about proposal to expand the size of the board to five
- Not guilty pleas for man accused of sexual abuse, man accused of running gambling operation
- Whooping cough spreading, local health officials warn
- Clear Lake school board approves teachers' contract
- Final sendoff held for Iowa Natinoal Guard members heading to Afghanistan
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Tuesday August 10th Local Sports
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- MCHS senior-to-be Peter verbally commits to Creighton
- Twins get ready to face White Sox, will skip Slowey's spot in rotation
- Vikings still missing Harvin from practice
- Iowa has trio of running backs with experience heading into season
- Iowa State will depend on development of linebackers
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- Cerro Gordo supervisors to hear presentation on expanding size of the board
- Whooping cough a growing concern
- Former state Supreme Court justice says campaign to unseat current justices politicizes judicial branch
- New DNR report shows decline in tree species that have been corner posts of state's forests
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Monday August 9th Local News
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- Republican National Committee votes to keep Iowa Caucuses first
- Vander Plaats says he was a bystander last time there was a campaign to oust an Iowa judge
- Study shows Iowa law calls for removal of 500 supervisors
- Culver creates Lake Delhi task force
- New arena to be dedicated when Iowa State Fair opens Thursday
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Monday August 9th Local Sports
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- UI football coach Ferentz says some areas have more experience, some spots need gaps filled
- UI QB Stanzi says thought process coming into season is same as the past
- Vikings should have Harvin back this week
- Thome socks two-run shot, Twins beat Cleveland
- Twins activate Hudson from DL, send Slama back to minors
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- VanderPlaats won't run as independent for governor, decides to launch effort against Supreme Court justices
- Vandals strike East Park Band Shell
- Swimming advisories for Clear Lake, Beeds Lake this weekend
- State officials looking into whether three Alcoholic Beverages Division employees used state-owned trailer as personal residence
- United Way thanks UPS workers for reaching national goal
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VanderPlaats will not run as independent, goes after Supreme Court justices
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10:55 AM, Aug 6 2010
by O. Kay Henderson, Radio Iowa and KGLO
DES MOINES --- Republican gubernatorial candidate Bob Vander Plaats is launching a new effort in the battle over gay marriage in Iowa, a campaign aimed at the Iowa Supreme Court. Vander Plaats has run three times for governor -- in 2002, 2006 and 2010. In this past June's Republican Primary, Vander Plaats got 42 percent of the vote, finishing second. Vander Plaats had promised that if he were elected governor, he'd issue an executive order that would stop gay marriage in Iowa until voters could decide on a constitutional amendment that would ban gay marriage here. In April of 2009 the seven-member state Supreme Court issued a ruling which paved the way for gay marriage in Iowa. This morning Vander Plaats held a news conference outside the Iowa Judicial Building. Vander Plaats announced he will lead an effort to defeat the three state supreme court justices who are on this November's ballot in a retention election. Iowa Supreme Court Chief Justice Marsha Ternus is one of the three justices who are up for retention in November. The justice who wrote the gay marriage ruling is not.
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Friday August 6th Local News
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- AMPI selling instant milk business, Mason City plant closing, 36 workers out of job
- Harkin outraged at illegal immigration opponents
- Vander Plaats holds statehouse news conference today to discuss future
- Iowa Lottery turns 25 years old
- Sales Tax Holiday in Iowa today and tomorrow
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Friday August 6th Local Sports
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- Several athletes named to all-state softball teams
- Big Ten chooses Indianapolis as site of first football championship game
- Iowa State players face tough schedule on horizon
- Business as usual in Vikings camp as the wait continues for Favre
- Twins win at Tampa Bay on catwalk hit by Kubel
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Thursday afternoon update
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- Harkin outraged at illegal immigration opponents wanting to change 14th Amendment
- Iowa could be short $32 million for Medicaid funding in 2011
- EPA approves list of Iowa impaired waters
- 25th anniversary of Iowa Lottery being celebrated
- Sales tax free weekend in Iowa tomorrow and Saturday
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Thursday August 5th Local News
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- Three north-central Iowa telecoms to get grants to increase rural Internet access
- Clear Lake councilman Monson submits resignation
- Habitat executive director hopes to find more help, funding for flood-home salvage project
- Seven north-central Iowans charged in meth conspiracy
- Culver says he'll work to boost state aid for education if re-elected
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