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- Mason City man arrested after breaking in to store
- Rural Clear Lake house lost by fire
- Corn production will be up according to latest USDA forecast
- Iowans losing insurance at faster rate than national average
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Friday September 11th Local News
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- Is Mark Becker competent to stand trial? That question now in the hands of a district court judge
- Police arrest Mason City man after burglary
- Harkin downplays concerns from ag interests after resigning as head of Senate Ag Committee
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Friday September 11th Local Sports
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- Clear Lake opens up district play against Algona
- Newman hits the road to North Butler for district opener
- Mohawks head west for Sioux City West
- area football schedule, volleyball scores, new volleyball rankings
FRIDAY
= AM-1490 KRIB --- Clear Lake vs. Algona--- 6:45 pre-game, 7:30 play-by-play --- click here to listen
= AM-1300 KGLO --- Mason City at Sioux City West --- 7:15 pre-game, 7:30 play-by-play --- click here to listen= kgloam.com --- Newman at North Butler --- 6:45 pre-game, 7:00 play-by-play --- click here to listen= KRIB, and www.radioiowa.com --- Football Friday Night scoreboard --- 10:00-11:30
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SATURDAY= AM-1300 KGLO --- Iowa at Iowa State --- pre-game 9:00, kick 11:05
= AM-1490 KRIB --- UNI vs. South Dakota --- pre-game 2:30, kick 4:05
= Join us every Saturday morning for "Coaches Corner from Bagel Depot" starting at 10:00 AM on AM-1300 KGLO
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It’s now up to a district court judge to determine whether or not Mark Becker is competent to stand trial on a first-degree murder charge in the death of former Aplington-Parkersburg head football coach and athletic director Ed Thomas after a hearing today in Mason City.
Click on this story for more, including audio of today's testimony.
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Thursday September 10th Local News
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- Hearing for Mark Becker this morning in Ed Thomas murder case
- GOP gubernatorial candidate Vander Plaats stops in Mason City
- Southeast Iowa dairy farmer intends to run for Secretary of Ag
- Harkin moves from chair of Senate's Ag Committee to chair Health, Education, Labor and Pensions
- Mason City council looks over the Park Inn Hotel --- click on story to listen back to "Ask the Mayor"
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Thursday September 10th Local Sports
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- Favre insists that he won't let durability streak hurt Vikings
- Iowa State TE Hammerschmidt suspended
- Farley says Panthers need to "move on" after loss last week to Iowa
- Twins beat Blue Jay, activate Liriano from DL, trade pitcher Henn to Baltimore
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Wednesday afternoon update
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- Mark Becker competency hearing tomorrow
- Rockwell man pleads guilty to firing a revolver at domestic partner
- Mason City City Council tours Park Inn Hotel --- listen back to "Ask the Mayor" program
- Bipartisan committee starts task of downsizing government
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Park Inn Hotel featured on "Ask the Mayor"
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The Mason City City Council held a workshop session at the Park Inn Hotel in downtown Mason City on Wednesday morning, and News Director Bob Fisher took the "Ask the Mayor" program on the road and was joined by Mayor Roger Bang as well as Jean Marinos and Ann McGregor of "Wright on the Park"
Click here to listen back to program
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Wednesday September 9th Local News
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- School board election results
- Will new rules about school board term length mean fewer people wanting to serve in the future?
- North-central Iowa has seven schools on the "No Child Left Behind" in need of assistance list
- Former Mason City firefighter files for position on city council
- DNR continues to investigate fish kill in Mitchell County
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Wednesday September 9th Local Sports
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- New Radio Iowa football poll out --- Clear Lake #3/3A, Forest City #9/3A, Clarion-Goldfield #10/2A, Newman #7/A, Northwood-Kensett #10/A
- Volleyball, swimming, cross country, golf high school scorecard
- Toronto drops Twins 6-3
- NFL says Kevin and Pat Williams will play for Vikings no matter what happens with court case this week
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- Changes for school board elections start this year
- Number of schools falling short of "No Child Left Behind" expectations
- Vander Plaats says he'll shoot to pay off I-JOBS bonds earlier than scheduled
- Open house coming up Thursday for new State Patrol post
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Tuesday September 8th Local News
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- School board elections today --- Mason City, Clear Lake, NIACC board have uncontested races
- Vander Plaats announces he's running for governor
- Road crews loading up with salt for this winter
- Labor official reminds us a lot has been accomplished by a lot more to do as Labor Day observed
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Tuesday September 8th Local Sports
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- Mauer ups batting average to .369 in Twins win at Toronto
- Iowa State coach Rhoads ready for rivalry week against Iowa
- Vikings' Childress won't say who #2 quarterback is behind Favre
- Vikings sign Booty, seven others to practice squad
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- Seed company district sales manager files for Clear Lake City Council
- Iowa Farm Bureau president Lang in Washington to meet with Ag Secretary Vilsack about slumping commodity sales
- EPA visits Iowa farms ahead of air regulation decisions
- Drain put on the fund that state uses to pay unemployment
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Friday September 4th Local News
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- DNR looks into fish kill in Cerro Gordo County
- State Patrol reminds motorists to drive safely this holiday weekend
- Assistant Mitchell County Attorney arrested on OWI charges
- USDA finds more money to buy pork products for government programs
- Blood drive today, donations needed heading into the holiday weekend
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