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Drivers can face fines for not scraping ice from windshields
Feb 28, 2019 by Rick Watts
Freezing drizzle made for some icy conditions Wednesday morning, but authorities say that's no excuse to not take a little time to clear windshields. Drivers can face a nearly $50 fine for it in Cedar…
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Freezing drizzle may impact the morning drive
Feb 27, 2019 by Rick Watts
Areas of freezing drizzle will continue through the morning commute, especially the farther northeast you go. Main roads will generally remain wet, though any side streets or rural roads may be rather slick at times.…
Cemetery clean-up in Ottumwa
Feb 26, 2019 by Rick Watts
Crews at the Ottumwa Calvary and Ottumwa Jewish Cemeteries will begin their annual spring cleanup on Friday, March 1. Families who wish to keep any tributes or memorial decorations need to remove those items from…
A digital petition has been created to 'reinstate' Gary Dolphin after his suspension
Feb 25, 2019 by Rick Watts
An Altoona man has started an online petition to 'reinstate' Hawkeye radio sportscaster Gary Dolphin immediately. Dolphin was recently suspended after making controversial comments during a basketball game last week. The petition, which was created…
Man accused of killing Iowa State student athlete wants later trial date
Feb 22, 2019 by Rick Watts
The man accused of killing Iowa State student-athlete Celia Barquin Arozamena wants to be tried at a later date. In court documents filed Thursday, 22-year-old Collin Richards signed a waiver for speedy trial and asked…
Heckethorn to face two trials this summer
Feb 21, 2019 by Rick Watts
An Ottumwa man will stand trial this summer for two different shootings. 19-year-old Jacob Heckethorn is accused of first degree murder and attempted murder for a shooting last August that left William Shettlesworth dead and…
Food poisonings prompt investigation after fundraiser feast
Feb 20, 2019 by Rick Watts
The Johnson County Public Health Department and the Iowa Department of Public Health are investigating reports of food poisoning following an event in Swisher. The illnesses have been linked to the Swisher Men's Club's Game…
Oskaloosa City Council meets tonight
Feb 19, 2019 by Rick Watts
The Oskaloosa City Council will hold a public hearing Tuesday (2/19) on the City’s capital improvement plan for fiscal years 2020 through 2024. The $9.8 million spending plan includes upgrades in technology, replacing police vehicles,…
Snow past and future
Feb 18, 2019 by Rick Watts
In case you’re wondering how much snow we received over the weekend, here are the reports we’ve received from the National Weather Service: 5.5 inches in Pella, 4 inches near Montezuma and Grinnell, 3.8 inches…
Cattle found dead near Osceola
Feb 15, 2019 by Rick Watts
Dozens of head of cattle were found starved to death on property near Osceola. The Clarke County Sheriff's Office says about 40 to 50 dead cattle were found Friday (2/8) on a property about 4…
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