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Woman Gives Up Life In Storage Unit 48min
The feels-like temperature outside the blue and beige storage unit on Carroll's east side hit 105 degrees Tuesday.
Police worry about woman making storage unit home
Associated Press - June 20, 2009 11:44 AM ET CARROLL, Iowa - Authorities in the central Iowa town of Carroll say a 75-year-old woman has been living in a rented storage unit, raising concerns about her safety.
Disabled woman's stay in storage unit worries Carroll police
Carroll, Ia. - Police in this central Iowa town are concerned about a 75-year-old, disabled former schoolteacher who has been living in a rented storage garage.
Rants forms committee for 2010 gubernatorial campaign
Former House Speaker Christopher Rants announced today he has filed paperwork to form a committee to explore a possible run for governor in 2010.
State track: Thursday's boys' and girls' Class 1-A highlights
BOYS - Connor Smock of Lisbon, a freshman, won the 3,200 meters in 9:47.25, followed by AGWSR of Ackley junior Parker Drake .
Troops spruce up Iraq bases before departure
Spc. Cory Riesenberg of Carroll, Iowa, drives a nail into a deck being built at a tactical operations center at Patrol Base Yusufiyah on May 14.
Students selected for research projects
Five Northwestern College students have been selected to participate in competitive off-campus research projects this summer.
Your news: Johnston kids clean up neighborhood
Kaitlin Reeder, Cate and Cameron Hay, Jacob Darling and CJ Hay, all residents of Green Meadows West in Johnston, spent a sunny spring afternoon pitching in for Mother Earth.
Iowa gives Barack Obama its verdict
It was in Iowa that Barack Obama won his first, stunning victory over Hillary Clinton to take a huge step towards the Democratic nomination and the White House.
New owner in charge at Brown's Shoe Fit
Carroll, Iowa, native takes over downtown business Advertisement: Swing Into Summer Advertise your golf course in this quick reference guide! Call today for details on listing your golf course on Swing into Summer!
Iowa Father Spreads Message About Drunk Driving
Everett-Smith Elementary will have Green Heat Siouxland Home Sales Strong Just days after Pennsylvania authorities arrested Tisha Vega in connection with the death of Nathanial Saunsoci, the infant's family speaks out.
Students hear story of drunk driving death
SIOUX CITY, Iowa - Don't Drink and Drive. It's something we hear quite frequently.
Three men sentenced for meth-related crimes
A judge has sentenced three men accused of selling meth in Siouxland. A Storm Lake, Iowa, man will spend 19-years in prison for selling meth in northwest Iowa and southern Minnesota.
West Carroll to present a The Wizard of Oz
The West Carroll High School Music and Drama Departments will be presenting L. Frank Baum's "The Wizard of Oz" during the weekend of March 20 to 22.
No more antibiotic use in California?
A California state legislator has introduced a bill that would practically end the use of antibiotics in animal agriculture.
Iowa Guard Cancels Urban Warfare Exercise
The Iowa Army National Guard has canceled plans for a large scale urban warfare training in western Iowa.
New MQ-1 Predator Takes Flight
The 332nd Air Expeditionary Wing received a new MQ-1 Predator unmanned aerial aircraft and immediately put it to action.
Kuemper Catholic gets $100,000 award
A Carroll County school has received $100,000 in a nationwide campaign sponsored by U.S. Cellular.
Iowa School Wins $100,000 In Contest
Students and staff gathered Thursday at Kuemper Catholic High School in Carroll to celebrate winning $100,000 in a nationwide contest by U.S. Cellular.
Iowa law school dean to step down
Carolyn Jones, the first woman to serve as dean of the University of Iowa College of Law, has announced that she will step down from her position in summer 2010 and return to the faculty.
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