A Mason City motorcyclist is waking up behind bars after leading police on a high speed chase.
     He actually got away, but was later tracked down at his home.
     This man Cody Studer sped away when Clear Lake police tried stopping him just after four Tuesday.
     Police say he was going over 75 miles per hour in town and once outside city limits sped off at over 100 miles per hour.
     Just before 4-30 he and his bike were spotted in Mason City by police but he fled on foot.
     Police tracked later tracked him down.
     He is now facing charges from both Clear Lake and Mason City police.

     Court records show he's accused of threatening his ex-wife with a gun.
     Today that man, Northwood’s police chief Leo Dorsey is heading to court.
     A no contact order has been filed between Dorsey and his ex-wife.
     According to court documents in a text to his ex-wife, Dorsey said he bought a gun.
     He’s then accused of bringing a gun to a meeting with his ex-wife and telling her that he thought of using it on her.
     The mayor of Northwood says the city will not suspend Chief Dorsey until they learn the facts.
     More details are expected through today's court hearing.

     A former north Iowa grain worker pleads guilty to federal charges.
     The US Attorney's Office says 23 year old Brad Haberman admitted to making false grain elevator tickets.  In exhange Haberman accepted bribe money.
     Another man used those fabricated tickets, getting paid 20-thousand dollars from grain companies.
     Haberman, from Northwood, faces up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine.