The fierce weather that has rocked Ames for the past week temporarily subsided over last weekend, giving the city a chance to repair and take stock. The city was able bring power to most of Ames by Friday night and to clear streets by Saturday afternoon. Workers did not have to deal with major damage to structures and roads. (0) comments
There will be an all day benefit called "Brenna's Hope" for Brenna Pinkerton, of Boone on December 8 at The Venue,1805 Mamie Eisenhower, Boone. Pinkerton is a 12-year old young girl who has a brain tumor. There will be free food, alcohol and 10 live bands from 10:00 a. (0) comments
Make sure to check iowastatedaily.com all winter long for continued coverage throughout the break. The sports desk will bring you stories following each game so you can stay current no matter where you are. Also, make sure to stay with us all day on Jan. 3 for continuous coverage of the Iowa Caucuses. (0) comments
A mix of ice and fresh snow began to take its toll on ISU students and staff Thursday with increasingly slippery sidewalks. William Robinson, professor of philosophy and religious studies, was one of the first to experience the dangerous walking conditions when he slipped and fell at 3:45 p. (0) comments
The denial of tenure for Guillermo Gonzalez, associate professor of physics and astronomy, by both his department and ISU President Gregory Geoffroy has been an ongoing source of contention within the university. On Monday, the Discovery Institute, a pro-intelligent-design organization of which Gonzalez is a fellow, released e-mails revealing that some physics and astronomy department faculty members had identified Gonzalez's research in intelligent design as a factor in denying his tenure. (1) comment
Editor's note: This is the fifth story in a six-part series about the Iowa caucuses. Caucus campaigning in Iowa is generating record amounts of money, but there are conflicting reports on the actual economic benefits to Iowans. Shawn Roland, public information officer with the Iowa Department of Economic Development, said the caucuses are significant for the state because they give Iowans the chance to "showcase the state's strength on the world stage. (0) comments
Coach Cael Sanderson and the top-ranked ISU wrestling team make a habit of downplaying the results of dual meets, emphasizing the experience gained instead of the wins and losses. But, during the week before Sunday's dual with fourth-ranked Iowa, even Sanderson broke away from the party line. (0) comments
Following a blowout loss at the hands of Drake, the men's basketball team will host Iowa (6-4) on Saturday in hopes of righting the ship - and avoiding being swept by intrastate teams for the second consecutive season. In Des Moines on Wednesday, Iowa State (3-4) suffered its biggest ever loss to Drake, a 35-point drubbing in which coach Greg McDermott thought he saw his team hit a season low point. (0) comments
Three people were arrested and charged with burglary in the third degree on Wednesday. Capt. Barry Thomas of the Story County Sheriff's Office said that James Smith, of Ames, was alerted to a robbery taking place at a residence that he owns but does not live in. (0) comments
For those who bothered to respond to a survey earlier this year, most agreed that Iowa State is a great place to learn and work. The Professional and Scientific Professional Development Committee met Thursday afternoon to discuss the results of the University Life Survey and Keep Iowa State Beautiful campaign. (0) comments
A campus walk to coordinate efforts on the issue of fences and cowpaths was put on hold Thursday, as heavy snowfall limited visibility and the effectiveness of the event. Instead of hiking around in the snow, members of the Government of the Student Body, facilities planning and management and the student body all met again to further discuss a future plan of action. (0) comments
The new mall that has been billed by some as an economic jump-start for Ames now has a questionable future. Wolford Development Options, developer for the new mall, has failed to meet certain criteria determined in the development agreement two years ago. "One of the goals set in the agreement was having a certain number of binding leases of stores to set up in the mall," said Doug Marek, Ames city attorney. (0) comments
The new mall that has been billed by some as an economic jump-start for Ames now has a questionable future. Wolford Development Options, developer for the new mall, has failed to meet certain criteria determined in the development agreement two years ago. "One of the goals set in the agreement was having a certain number of binding leases of stores to set up in the mall," said Doug Marek, Ames city attorney. (0) comments
Dec. 3 (Reported 5:45 a.m.) Brad E. Allen, 24, 207 S. Fifth St. #324, was arrested on a warrant for driving under suspension. Dec. 5 (Reported at 9:20 p.m.) Sean M. Strub, 19, 2310 Mortensen Road #17, was arrested on a warrant for harassment and criminal mischief. (0) comments
Dec. 4 Traffic Collision, Memorial Union Ramp (reported at 12:54 p.m.). A vehicle that left the scene struck a car owned by Ryan Reams. Drug Investigation, Armory (reported at 1:59 p.m.). Officers initiated a drug-related investigation. Traffic Collision, Lot 86 (reported at 4:18 p. (0) comments
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