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Oklahoma man dies after truck crash with semi in Marshalltown, police seek information

A 28-year-old Oklahoma man has now died after the truck he was driving rear-ended a semi in Marshalltown back on Feb. 4.Carlos Hernandez-Caro was taken to Unity

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Oklahoma man dies after crash in Marshalltown

An Oklahoma man died after a crash in Marshalltown, according to police. Law enforcement officers with the Marshalltown Police Department and Marshall County Sheriff's Office responded on the morning of Feb.

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Oklahoma man dies after Feb. 4 accident in Marshalltown

An Oklahoma man has succumbed to injuries he sustained in a crash near the intersection of Iowa Avenue and 18th Avenue last week. According to a press release, officers from the Marshalltown Police Department (MPD) and deputies with the Marshall County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) responded to a call for a rear-end collision at the aforementioned

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Iowa toy drive will also help tornado victims this holiday season

MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa — It’s the season of tradition and one Iowan with a heart of gold has an annual tradition to give back to the community. After the 2018 tornado in Marshalltown, Blaine ...

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'An extra sense of security': Tornado shelter, other upgrades unveiled ahead of Marshalltown Schools start

A new facility at Marshalltown High School will make the school safer ahead of the new school year. Thursday, the school ...

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3-year-old girl in critical condition after Marshalltown fire

MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa (KCRG) - Fire officials say a 3-year-old girl is in critical condition after she was rescued from a house fire on Monday afternoon in Marshalltown. Firefighters found the girl ...

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Iowans are needed to learn the art of severe weather spotting

After a record 125 tornadoes touched down in Iowa last year, the National Weather Service is making an urgent pitch to recruit more of the state’s residents to become trained severe weather spotters.

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