Permeate Refining News Today

Through the night. New tonight at six managers at an eastern iowa Ethanol Company face multiple charges of federal tax violations. Rapids grand jury indicted the owner and general manager of Permeate Refining in hopkinton. According to court documents, randy less and Darrell Smith allegedly withheld federal income, Social Security and medicare taxes from employees but didnt pay those taxes to the irs. Prosecutors say both failed to pay more than 420thousand dollars worth of taxes in 2009 and 201...

With a preview of tonights republican president ial debate. Lets first see what justin has for us in weather. Lets get a check of our cbs 2 weather first forecast. First weather your planner shows whats ahead a now a live look outside courtesy of our weatherfirst skycama temperatures around the area are warming todaya the current winds around our viewing area are calma our planner features partly cloudy skies this afternoona des moines is waking up this morning to the date that republicans have ...

Tonight, republican president ial candidates have their last chance to be on stage together and make their pitches to iowans before the Hawkeye State heads to their first in the nation caucuses. Cbs 2 this morning co anchor kevin barry is in des moines this morning where those candidates are getting ready to face off tonight. Kkevin . Kevin . True to form were at another big milestone in the 2016 race and were all talking about donald trump wont even be on the stage tonight. Tonight. We told you...

Two companies in Iowa that are defunct have been sentenced to a total of $3.4 million in restitution and forfeiture in federal court, in a fraud case. Darrell Duane Smith, the companies' former leader, already is in federal prison in Duluth, Minnesota. He was tripped up in his fraud when promoting investments and tax credits in North Dakota in March 2012.

Iowa Companies Sentenced in Ethanol Scheme

Two local companies have received sentences after pleading guilty to wire fraud in federal court Wednesday.

Two local companies have received sentences after pleading guilty to wire fraud in federal court Wednesday.