Katie Widner
News Contributor at WHO-TV (Des Moines, IA)
Host at Two Sleuths Podcast
Award-winning television news anchor & investigative crime reporter. Host of the @Twosleuthspod. News contributor for @WHO13News. Passionate about the #UNSOLVED
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2 days ago |
who13.com | Katie Widner
MADISON COUNTY, Iowa – Transparency concerns were on the mind for some at the Madison County Board of Supervisors Meeting Tuesday morning. “This does go in the opposite direction of transparency,” said resident and former county employee Michelle Brant during Tuesday’s public comment section. The board voted on a resolution to outsource its IT department. The department helps the county government with technology needs in many areas, including handling public information requests.
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3 days ago |
who13.com | Katie Widner
GUTHRIE COUNTY, Iowa – Emotions are running high in one Central Iowa county over the recent presence of carbon pipeline land surveyors. Members of the Guthrie County community are banding together and said they will do all they can to prevent the Summit Carbon Solutions pipeline project from passing through their properties. “We go all the way to where you can see there would be a fence line down there,” said Angie Crowder, pointing out her property line near Guthrie Center.
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3 days ago |
yahoo.com | Katie Widner
GUTHRIE COUNTY, Iowa – Emotions are running high in one Central Iowa county over the recent presence of carbon pipeline land surveyors. Members of the Guthrie County community are banding together and said they will do all they can to prevent the Summit Carbon Solutions pipeline project from passing through their properties. “We go all the way to where you can see there would be a fence line down there,” said Angie Crowder, pointing out her property line near Guthrie Center.
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1 week ago |
who13.com | Katie Widner
DES MOINES, Iowa – More help is coming to try and solve Iowa’s catalog of cold cases. “This unique playing card deck shines a light on 52 of Iowa’s unsolved cases,” said Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird. During a news conference Wednesday afternoon, Bird announced the state’s new cold case unit will be issuing a special deck of playing cards that will highlight 52 different unsolved Iowa cases.
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1 week ago |
ourquadcities.com | Rachael Kauffman |Katie Widner
DES MOINES, Iowa – Roughly 24 hours after Gov. Kim Reynolds made the announcement that she won’t be seeking a third term, she took time to speak to reporters during Saturday’s annual Egg Hunt on the Hill. For more than 10 minutes, Governor Reynolds fielded questions about her family, past accomplishments and the future of the Republican party. These are the highlights from the conversation. You can watch the interview in its entirety below. Video Player is loading. WATCH: Gov.
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Back in #MadisonCounty tonight for the Board of Supervisors meeting. An increased law enforcement presence and dozens of residents are here with the crowd overflowing into the hall after a highly contentious meeting two weeks ago. More at 10 on @WHO13news https://t.co/ARdIRZDBjy
DEVELOPING: New court filings show the Madison County Auditor has taken legal action to counter a recent decision made by the Madison County Board of Supervisors. https://t.co/hQFK6iqp34 @WHO13news
Former Ankeny Area Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Melisa Cox, 47, is considering entering a plea deal in connection to charges of alleged money laundering and theft. https://t.co/WAWW05CdEy
