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Friday July 10th Local Sports
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- Tournament softball in full swing in north-central Iowa --- 1A & 2A regional quarterfinals tonight, 3A & 4A regional quarterfinals Saturday
- Mohawk softball team sweeps Ames
- Mason City baseball picks up win over Ames, game two suspended
- #1/1A Newman survives visit from Cedar Falls
- Twins swept by Yankees
- Iowa agrees to play North Texas in football in 2015 and 2017
Tournament play this weekend on KGLO and KRIB and via the internet:
Fri July 10 --- 1A SB regional quarterfinal --- Newman @ W-CL-T --- 6:45 --- KGLO
Fri July 10 --- 2A SB regional quarterfinal --- Osage @ Lake Mills --- 6:45 --- KRIB
Sat July 11 --- 4A SB regional quarterfinal --- Mason City @ Waterloo East --- 6:45 --- KGLO
Sat July 11 --- 3A SB regional quarterfinal --- Clear Lake @ Webster City --- 6:45 --- KRIB
KRIB --- click here to listen KGLO --- click here to listen
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Thursday afternoon update
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- Iowa's First Lady promotes shelter renovation funds through I-JOBS
- NIACC president marks one year on the job, cites positives in first year
- Nominations for school board now being accepted
- Harkin gives Iowa's largest utility a chance to plead case against "cap and trade" to White House
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Iowa's First Lady in Mason City, appears on "Midday Report"
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Iowa's First Lady was in Mason City today to talk about grants being made available to domestic violence and youth shelters from the I-JOBS program.
Mari Culver talked about the program on the "KGLO Midday Report" with News Director Bob Fisher. Click on one of these links to listen back to their conversation.
Windows Media Player file --- MP3 file
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Thursday July 9th Local News
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- Trial date set in Ed Thomas murder case
- Good news about Clear Lake dredging project
- Lt. Governor Judge travels north-central Iowa as part of promoting in-state destinations
- New tattoo rules and regulations set by state board
- Michael Jackson butter sculpture issue goes to online vote
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Thursday July 9th Local Sports
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- Newman advances in 1A softball tournament play
- 1A softball scoreboard, 2A schedule for tonight
- Central Springs knocks off #1/2A St. Ansgar, pulls into tie in Corn Bowl Conference
- Newman AD Northwick resigns
- Yankees beat Twins 4-3
Regular season high school baseball broadcasts tonight
AM-1300 KGLO --- Newman vs. Cedar Falls --- 7:00 --- click here to listen
AM-1490 KRIB --- Clear Lake vs. St. Edmond --- 7:30 --- click here to listen
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Lt. Gov. Judge promoting Iowa tourism
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Wednesday afternoon update
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- Trial date set in Ed Thomas murder
- Good news for Clear Lake dredging project --- under budget, expanding
- Texas company says it doesn't have to follow Iowa law in mentally disabled worker case
- Michael Jackson butter sculpture proposed for Iowa State Fair to go to online vote
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Clear Lake Mayor Nelson Crabb was our guest this morning on the "Ask the Mayor" program on AM-1300 KGLO.
You can listen back to the program by clicking on one of these links
Windows Media Player file --- MP3 file
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Wednesday July 8th Local News
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- Mason City council approves flood buyout administrator
- Clear Lake council approves funding reverse 9-1-1 system
- Ellsworth man pleads guilty to firearms and drug charges
- Two more Republicans thinking about running for governor
- Meth lab busts again on the rise
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Wednesday July 8th Local Sports
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- Mohawks fire up bats in win over Clear Lake
- Osage's Penfold throws perfect game
- 1A softball tournament play starts tonight
- Mohawk baseball team beats West Fork
- Twins lose to Yankees
- Operations for Iowa Chops suspended for 2009-2010 season, AHL cites violations
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- Clear Lake approves agreement for reverse 9-1-1 system
- Two more Republicans say their hat in ring for governor's race
- Meth use falling in Iowa compared to coke, meth lab busts on rise
- Farm Bureau releases market basket survey
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Tuesday July 7th Local News
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- Becker pleads not guilty to murdering Thomas
- FAA says pilot struck power lines before crashing in Franklin County
- Mason City City Council looks into flood buyout administrator
- Clear Lake City Council hears about public access issues
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Tuesday July 7th Local Sports
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- North-central Iowa now has two top-ranked baseball teams --- Newman in 1A, St. Ansgar in 2A
- #7 Fort Dodge, #8 Mason City split CIML Iowa baseball doubleheader
- High school baseball & softball scoreboard
- Twins Slowey resting strained right wrist
- Twins start up three-game series against Yankees tonight
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- Becker pleads not guilty in shooting death of Thomas
- Mason City City Council to look at hiring administrator overseeing flood buyouts
- Crossing guard program to hopefully start in fall
- Fines now in place for minors caught on gambling floors at casinos
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Becker pleads not guilty, demands speedy trial
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ALLISON --- The man accused of killing Aplington-Parkersburg football coach Ed Thomas has entered a written plea of not guilty in Butler County District Court. 24-year-old Mark Becker entered the written plea late Thursday, waiving his right to an arraignment in open court that was scheduled for tomorrow. Becker has also stated in his written plea that he demands a speedy trial, meaning that under the Iowa rules of criminal procedure that he has a right to stand trial on the charge within 90 days of the filing of trial information. Becker is accused of entering the weight room at A-P High School on June 24th and shooting Thomas, who later died at a Waterloo hospital. Judge Stephen Carroll last week continued Becker’s cash-only bond in the amount of $1 (M) million. If convicted of first-degree murder, Becker would face the mandatory term of life in prison without the opportunity for parole.
To see a copy of Becker's written plea, click here
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