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- Culver orders investigation into Iowa film tax credits
- New poll shows Iowans divided on gay marriage issue
- Four Mason City men sentenced on meth conspiracy charge
- New formula to mix meth showing up in Iowa...."Shake and Bake"
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Monday September 21st Local News
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- Mason City man dead after motorcycle hits deer
- Butler County authorities investigating motocross accident
- Governor Culver suspends state's film tax credit program, Department of Economic Development director resigns
- Support for Culver slipping in latest Iowa Poll
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Monday September 21st Local Sports
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- Favre makes record start, helps Vikings to beat Lions
- Hawks, Cyclones, UNI all winners over the weekend
- Tigers take series finale to avoid being swept by Tigers
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Friday September 18th Local News
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- Ballots for city elections set
- Former cemetery owner loses appeal of fraud case
- Violent crimes in Iowa down
- Harkin says momentum builds to pass health care reform bill
- Regents hinting at larger tuition increase
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Friday September 18th Local Sports
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- #2 Clear Lake travels to Waverly-Shell Rock
- 3-0 Mason City hosts 0-3 Ames
- #7 Newman celebrates homecoming, hosts Rockford
- Area football schedule
- Volleyball rankings, scoreboard
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= AM-1490 KRIB --- UNI vs. St. Francis (PA) --- pre-game 2:35, kick 4:05
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= AM-1300 KGLO --- Minnesota Vikings @ Detroit --- 11:00/12:00
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Thursday afternoon update
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- Court of Appeals affirms cemetery owner's fraud decision
- Harkin says "momentum is building" to pass health care bill
- DNR holds public forum tonight in Clear Lake
- American Cancer Society wraps up successful fiscal year
- GOP gubernatorial candidate Fong says state needs to keep watchful eye on IPERS
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Appeals court rules against Fenzloff
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DES MOINES --- The former owner of a rural Charles City cemetery has lost an appeal of her theft and fraud conviction. The Iowa Court of Appeals today affirmed a district court judge’s decision in the first-degree theft and second-degree fraudulent practice case of Mitzi Fenzloff. Fenzloff and her husband Albert were charged after taking over ownership of the Sunnyside Memory Gardens in 2003, selling pre-need funeral services without the required permits to do so, and without depositing 80-percent of those funds into trust accounts as required by Iowa law. Court documents estimated that of the $51-thousand the couple received from pre-need service transactions that only $980 was place into a trust account. District Judge John Mackey last September found the Fenzloffs guilty on the charges on a trial on the minutes, sentencing Mitzi Fenzloff to 10 years in prison due to her prior criminal record, while Albert Fenzloff received a suspended five-year prison sentence and three years probation. Fenzloff appealed the decision saying there was insufficient evidence to support her conviction and that her counsel was ineffective. The appeals court rejected Fenzloff’s arguments, stating in their written decision that Fenzloff “acted in a manner that was plainly inconsistent with the owners’ rights in such property.” The court did preserve Fenzloff’s claim of ineffective assistance of counsel for possible post-conviction relief proceedings.
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Thursday September 17th Local News
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- Grassley disappointed at Baucus' health care bill
- Police arrest two trying to sell stolen aluminum concrete forms
- State Patrol seeing more swerving drivers who are texting while driving
- Iowans warned about bogus Amber Alert e-mails and text messages
- Culver says no special session to deal with budget
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Thursday September 17th Local Sports
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- Northern Iowa impressive to start football season, hope momentum continues this weekend
- Kent State prepares to host Iowa State
- Oklahoma coach Stoops says he has no interest in playing Iowa
- Favre's jersey most popular in sales
- Cuddyer's homer, 3 RBI help Twins sweep Indians
- Outlaws open season with win
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Wednesday afternoon update
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- Charges pending in high-speed crash in Franklin County
- Iowa State Patrol seeing more drivers texting while driving
- US Ag Secretary Vilsack approves disaster declarations for 25 Iowa counties
- Iowa Republicans say it's time for incoming teachers to test to prove they're ready to be leaders in the classroom
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Wednesday September 16th Local News
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- Mason City convenience store has another break-in, two arrested
- Mason City councilmembers raise concern about upkeep of library
- Meeting Sunday to gather support for dog park in Mason City
- Governor Culver says no changes in store for IPERS
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Wednesday September 16th Local Sports
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- Top-ranked Mohawk swimmers break more records in win over Newton
- High school volleyball scores
- Wegher and Robinson will carry the ball again for Iowa against Arizona
- NFL investigated why Jets last year failed to list Favre in injury reports
- Twins beat Indians, gain ground on Tigers
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- Mason City council discusses library project tonight
- Meeting on Sunday to gather support for dog park in Mason City
- Several Iowa cities considering option of moving homes damaged in last summer's flood to higher ground instead of demolishing
- Latham pushes idea of honoring Borlaug with statue in U.S. Capitol
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Tuesday September 15th Local News
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- Ames woman dead after Franklin County accident
- Iowa ag secretary Northey remembers Nobel Prize winner Borlaug
- Iowa Supreme Court rejects review in Mason City murder case
- Vander Plaats says it would be a "spirited debate" if Branstad also enters the GOP gubernatorial race
- Iowa Census officials worry that not everybody will be counted after last year's floods
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Tuesday September 15th Local Sports
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- Radio Iowa football poll shows Clear Lake moves up to #2 after Algona win, Class A has Newman #7, Northwood-Kensett #9
- Rhoads says Cyclones ready to move on after loss to Iowa
- Iowa alum Stoops ready to come back to Kinnick as the Arizona head coach brings the Wildcats to Iowa City Saturday
- Twins top Indians, lose Morneau for the season
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