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Friday August 21st Local Sports
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- Fall sports season right around corner, most schools hold preview nights tonight
- All-state softball teams released
- Rangers throttle Twins 11-1
- Twins' Morneau sent back home with inner ear infection
- Favre only to see a series or two against Kansas City tonight
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Thursday afternoon update
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- Man questioned in Evelyn Miller case pleads guilty to fed drug charges
- Iowa remains second in ACT scores
- Rants says Vander Plaats proposal to bring Medicare/Medicaid under state umbrella a bad idea
- Iowa SIDS Walk this weekend in Mason City
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Thursday August 20th Local News
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- Jury selection scheduled to start today in murder trial of Damion Seats
- Ackley man dead after being found on fire behind a grocery store
- Swaledale truck driver involved in fatal accident in southern Minnesota that killed four
- State regulators hold first public hearing on medical marijuana
- One Powerball winner in South Carolina
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Thursday August 20th Local Sports
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- Ticket sales strong for Vikings after Favre signing
- Key players in Vikings stadium debate say Favre will have no factor
- Vikings' Rosenfels doesn't change focus
- UNI getting ready to play on new turf surface at UNI-Dome
- Twins rally to beat Rangers
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Wednesday afternoon update
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- Ackley man dead after Tuesday fire
- City of Clear Lake nearing completion of stormwater quality improvement project
- FEMA says number of Iowans in temp housing drops below 200
- Powerball, Hot Lotto ticket sales brisk with drawings tonight
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Ackley man dead after Tuesday fire
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by Bob Fisher, News Director
11:00 AM, Wednesday August 19, 2009
ACKLEY --- An Ackley man has died after being found on fire behind a grocery store yesterday. The Iowa Department of Public Safety says that Hardin County authorities were called shortly after 3 o’clock Tuesday afternoon to the alley of the Ackley Super Foods store. On arrival, they found the garage at 509 1st Avenue near the store’s parking lot was totally engulfed in flames, however citizens had already extinguished the flames from the man on fire. 27-year-old Derek James Harrop-Miller was airlifted bound for the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics’ burn unit, but he died while in flight. An autopsy is scheduled to be held Thursday in Iowa City. The fire and death remain under investigation by the Iowa State Fire Marshal’s office as well as Ackley authorities.
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Wednesday August 19th Local News
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- Wells has murder trial delayed
- Mason City council turns down supporting low-income housing project in downtown
- First public hearing on legalizing medical marijuana today in Des Moines
- Crop duster crashes in Kossuth County
- Latham says there's no "death panel" provision in House health care bill
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Wednesday August 19th Local Sports
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- Favre suits up with Vikings
- Three Iowa players on national watch lists
- Drake looks to improve on 6-5 mark
- Iowa cuts men's basketball ticket prices
- Mauer homers twice in Twins win over Texas
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- Sports --- Favre in Twin Cities
- Wells murder trial delayed after continuance granted
- Mason City City Council to discuss flood buyout administrator hiring
- Crop duster crashes in Kossuth County, pilot walks away
- Boswell, Grassley about health care
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Favre in Twin Cities to sign with Vikings
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EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. (AP) - Brett Favre is on his way to Minnesota to meet with the Vikings.
Coach Brad Childress confirmed in an e-mail to The Associated Press Tuesday morning that the veteran quarterback was traveling from Mississippi to meet with the team.
Asked if the plan was to sign Favre on Tuesday, Childress replied: "In a perfect world."
Favre, a longtime star in Green Bay, came out of retirement last season to play for the Jets. He retired again, only to then entertain the idea of joining the Vikings. Last month, Childress said the quarterback would stay retired.
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Tuesday August 18th Local News
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- United Way starting process of shifting focus to community impact
- Mason City schools learn of stimulus package funds for renovations
- Clear Lake, Alliant Energy nearing new franchise agreement
- Powerball and Hot Lotto jackpots on the rise
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Tuesday August 18th Local Sports
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- Twins open up series at Texas on losing note
- Twins' Morneau day-to-day with inner ear infection
- Former Hawkeye Young looking to compete for Vikings running back spot
- Iowa State looking at offensive line
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- United Way starting process of shifting focus to community impact
- Dow follows rest of the world in sell-off
- Obama accuses Republicans including Grassley of dishonesty in health care reform debate
- Fort Dodge jail break failed
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Monday August 17th Local News
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- Rebuild Iowa Office to hold forum September 2nd in Mason City about flood recovery
- Republican candidates for governor gather over weekend to discuss issues
- North-central Iowa Congressman Latham says Democrats' agenda will backfire in 2010 elections
- State Auditor ready to challenge Governor on budget
- Power outages cause problems on Friday night
- Powerball jackpot soars to $245 million after no winner over weekend
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