 |
| |
- Mason City council to discuss streetscape bids, library improvements
- Belmond man pleads guilty to meth distribution charges
- Grassley unhappy with EPA ruling on E-15 ethanol
- ISU researcher working on better flood forecasting
|
|
Tuesday June 22nd Local News
|
|
- Police make an arrest after weekend assault
- Corn in good shape despite wet weather
- Stoyles win Noon Rotary "Service Above Self" award
- Rubashkin to receive 27 year sentence today on federal fraud charges
- Who will Branstad pick as his running mate?
|
|
Tuesday June 22nd Local Sports
|
|
- Mohawks sweep Ames in baseball, Little Cyclones sweep MCHS in softball
- Newman baseball, softball teams pick up wins at Lake Mills
- Clear Lake at St. Edmond --- baseball split doubleheader, Gaels sweep Lions softball
- Radio Iowa/IHSBCA baseball rankings --- Newman drops to #2/1A, MCHS down to #5/4A
- Greatest ever track and field meet in Iowa starts tomorrow with USA championships
|
- Heavy rain still a possibility in forecast in next couple of days
- Former Agriprocessors manager Rubashkin sentenced to 27 years on federal fraud charges
- Clear Lake City Council looks at ambulance agreement with Ventura
- Who will Branstad choose as running mate?
- Father's Day a good reminder to get a regular cancer screening
|
|
Monday June 21st Local News
|
|
- Unemployment down in state
- Former Iowa Department of Education head says agency decimated by early retirements, budget cuts
- Ethics officials hearing more questions about retirement gifts
- Military official continue investigation into death of Iowa soldier
|
|
Monday June 21st Local Sports
|
|
- Mason City wins its own Mohawk Softball Invitational, Clear Lake finishes seventh
- Newman wins own tournament in both baseball, softball
- Twins win series finale in Philly
- Kanaan wins Iowa 250
TONIGHT (weather permitting):
AM-1300 KGLO --- Mason City High BB vs. Ames (DH) --- 5:30
AM-1490 KRIB --- Clear Lake SB @ St. Edmond (DH) --- 5:30
|
|
Friday June 18th afternoon update
|
|
- Rural Albert Lea woman dead after tornado Thursday
- More severe weather this weekend
- Charles City man sentenced on child neglect charges
- Branstad, Culver differ on state-funded pre-school
|
|
Thursday afternoon update
|
|
- Severe weather outbreak possible later today
- Winnebago returns to profitability, posts $6 million net income in third quarter
- Mason City council turns down for now looking into using leftover I-JOBS money
- Black bear continues to roam the Cedar River area
- Harkin finds out he owns BP stock
|
|
Thursday June 17th Local News
|
|
- Mason City man has kidnapping & burglary charges upgraded, faces life in prison if convicted
- Police looking for Mason City man after assault at bar earlier in month
- Latham says Obama needs to step up efforts in Gulf after oil spill
- State officials warn about dangers of a legal substance being billed as synthetic marijuana
|
|
Thursday June 17th Local Sports
|
|
- Mason City splits CIML baseball doubleheader with Fort Dodge, softball team swept by Dodgers
- Newman beats West Hancock in baseball and softball
- Adams fires one-hitter in Clear Lake baseball win over Clarion-Goldfield
- Baker strikes out 12 in Twins win over Colorado
- ISU men's basketball coach Hoiberg glad Big 12 situation is settled
- Favre's doctor says ankle surgery went well, few more weeks of rehab ahead
|
|
Latham reacts to Obama speech on oil spill
|
|
WASHINGTON --- North-central Iowa Congressman Tom Latham says the federal government’s response to the Gulf Oil spill has been poor and it’s time for President Obama to step up efforts. He says Obama talking about going forward all sounds good, but the concern is being two months into the disaster and what hasn’t been done and the denial of help from outside sources. Latham says Obama seemed to use his Oval Office speech on Tuesday night as more of an opportunity to push his agenda than to address fixing the spill. He says Obama spent about a third of the speech about new opportunities for more government control and higher taxes instead of spending it on solving the problem. An Associated Press poll indicates that 52-percent of Americans disapprove of Obama’s handling of the oil spill crisis. That disapproval rating is about the same as President George W. Bush had after Hurricane Katrina. Obama’s overall approval rating is stable at about 50-percent.
Latham was on the KGLO "Midday Report" with News Director Bob Fisher. A copy of the interview can be found this afternoon on our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/kglonews
|
|
Wednesday afternoon update
|
|
- Mason City police looking for assault suspect
- Humane Society of US files complaint against Rose Acre farms
- World Food Prize winners announced
- Report says Iowa to create half-million jobs by 2018
|
|
Wednesday June 16th Local News
|
|
- Names of two arrested in high speed chase released
- Plumbing issues causing a problem with Mason City Public Library renovation --- click to link to audio from last night's meeting and public forum afterwards
- Branstad stops in Mason City, says he wants to unify GOP
- Congressman King stands by comments that have drawn national attention
- Casey's reports record earnings
|
|
Wednesday June 16th Local Sports
|
|
- Newman beats Don Bosco in battle of top-ranked Class 1A teams
- Mason City beats Charles City in non-conference baseball
- Newman softball socks out 17 hits in win at Riceville
- Pavano shines in Twins win over Colorado
- Ten is fine with the Big 12 according to commissioner
|
- Two arrested after high speed chase in Cerro Gordo County
- Branstad stops in Mason City, touts party unity
- Culver says state won't give back "Help America Vote Act" funding
- Lawmakers call off plans to study medical marijuana
- Casey's reports record earnings
|
| |
 
Join KGLO News on
Twitter and Facebook
sites for updates
|
Click on one of these logos to listen live:
 Weekdays from
5:00 AM-1:00 PM
&
Local Sporting Events
-------------
 24 Hours a Day &
Local Sporting Events |
|
|
