Matthew Rezab is a dedicated crime and courts reporter, focusing on local news in Mason City, Iowa. With his articles published in the Calhoun Times and Mason City Globe Gazette, Matthew covers a wide range of topics including criminal cases, local government decisions, and public safety issues.
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The trial of a Woden man arrested for murder in October has been scheduled to begin Jan. 24.
Nov. 27—A North Dakota woman is facing up to 15 years in prison after allegedly being caught with hydrocodone during a traffic stop Nov. 25.
By: Matthew Rezab
A Mason City man who caused a disturbance and had a rifle at Lorados earlier this month has picked up new charges.
A Mason City man was arrested late Tuesday night for allegedly stabbing his roommate in the stomach, resulting in serious injury. Please subscribe to continue reading…
Iowa DNR reminds hunters that safety comes first.
By: Matthew Rezab
Mason City man accused of crowbar attack gets 80 days in jail.
Nov. 30—More than 100,000 deer hunters are expected to head to the woods this year with the start of shotgun season Saturday, Dec. 2.
The Clear Lake City Council approved three financial reports on Wednesday that were due to be submitted to the state by Dec. 1.
Jim Herzog has seen a lot of intelligent and dedicated students pass through his Iowa Falls-Alden High School science classroom, but probably none as intelligent and dedicated to learning as
By: Matthew Rezab
The Iowa Court of Appeals has affirmed the convictions of two people previously convicted of those crimes in Hardin County.
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