crisp is in the sac county jail, tonight. charges have been dropped against a man who was arrested in october for a sioux city shooting. 23-year-old mykale johnson was initially charged with aggravated domestic and carrying a weapon. those charges have been dropped. johnson was involved in the shooting incident at the 1400 blococof isabella street in sioux city in october. authorities said 35 year- old nadia brody and johnson were engaged in a mutual domestic assault, where a handgun was involved. during the struggle, the gun went off. johnson was shot in the hand, while an unnamed female was hit in the chest. broady has pleaded not guilty to possession of a firearm, domestic abuse assault and reckless use of a firearm in an incident a sioux city man has pleaded not guilty to a charge of sexual abuse. investigators say 20-year- old alex anderson met up with the 13-year-old female victim at the icu waiting room at mercy medical center. he then kissed her several times and put his hand in her shorts. thorities charged anderson with 3rd-degree sexual abuse.

officials at mercy medical center say their security staff was alerted about the situation, and they called sioux city police. a pretrial hearing is set for march 2016. a judge has declared a mistrial in the case of a woman charged following an arson-related fire. 28-year old cassie zoubek was set to stand trial on charges of witness tampering stemming from a felony second- degree arson conviction after zoubek was sentenced to 10 to 12 years in prison in july. zoubek pleaded guilty for her role in burning down a mobile home, in norfolk, in october 2014. on the witness tampering charge, zoubek is accused of asking a whereabouts on the night the mobile home was set on fire. today, a judge declared a mistrial after three of the jurors selected for the 12-person jury declared business and personal conflicts that could interfere with a potential trial. a new jury will be selected and a new trial date is expected to be set for december. (matt) wee going to be seeing some snow very soon in siouxland. but how much? (sheila)

for that, we'll toss it over to chief meteorologis t ron demers for the first look at our forecast. weather ad-lib wind advisory in effect thursday 8 am until 6 pm winter storm watch in effect friday for central siouxland it was another day of rain across siouxland with even some snow mixing in for some locations, especially to the east of sioux city. as this system exits, the wind is going to become gusty and a wind advisory has been issued for thursday for most of the ktiv viewing area with winds gusting over 40 miles per hour (but at least we'll see the sun). the clearing will be short-lived as our next storm system moves in on friday with good chances of snow. tonight, an inside look at one

correctional facilities. ktiv's sheila brummer with the details from springfield, south dakota site of the mike durfee state prison.

home to many programs. those incarerated can learn to read and take classs torward completing their ged. there's vocational education classes in trades such as welding, auto body, mechanics and landscaping. clip 1 12:24 "a lot of guys haven't had a scene of accomplishment and getting their ged a lot of times they haven't had something positive like that in their life," said jennifer stanwick. plus, treatments available for those with drug and alcohol issues as well as sex offenders. many of the inmates hold down jobs, where they receive twenty-five cents an hour doing everything from garmet making, t-shirt screening and building houses. 1:49 clip 1 "they are all learning skills and looking forward to giving back to the communities where they came from," said deputy warden jennifer stanwick. the goal for those in charge at the prison say they want to prepare the inmates here for life outside of these prison walls. in springfield, south dakota with chief photographer jordan ogren, sheila brummer ktiv news 4. >> the prisoners also take part in a special dog training program with noah's hope, a rescue group from sioux city. tomorrow night. on news 4 you'll meet the canines getting hands-on help from inmates through two

different programs. we'll feature the first program "hounds of hope" tomorrow night on ktiv news 4. still to come... many of you will travel this holiday season. no matter how far you go, you keep an eye on gas prices. they're headed down.

> wind advisory in effect thursday 8 am until 6 pm winter storm watch in effect friday for central siouxland it was another day of rain across siouxland with even some snow mixing in for some locations, especially to the east of sioux city. as this system exits, the wind is going to become gusty and a wind advisory has been issued for thursday for most of the ktiv viewing area with winds gusting over 40 miles per hour (but at least we'll see the sun). the clearing will be short-lived as our next storm system moves in on friday with good chances of snow. exact amounts will still

vary but we could see 3-6 inches in some places with central siouxland under a winter storm watch for the day on friday as the snow would develop in the morning and then move out by friday evening. skies will become brighter for the weekend but it will be feeling like winter with highs only in the 20s and

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transcanada has withdrawn its application for route approval for the keystone xl oil pipeline through nebraska, but a spokesman says the company reserves the right to re-apply. the company made the announcement today, ahead of tomorrow's scheduled appearance before the nebraska public service commission for a planning conference. before president obama rejected a

federal permit for the project earlier this month, nebraska had been a stumbling block because of lawsuits filed by landowners and environmental groups. a company spokesman says transcanada may reapply in the future and is still committed to completing the pipeline. oil prices are falling again, and drivers may benefit at the pump. the price for a barrel of crude dropped below 40 dollars today for the first time since august. oil prices have fallen 14 percent this month alone. experts blame the drop on a massive supply glut from opec nations, as well as u-s oil production growth and a strong dollar. the low oil prices should mean good news for u-s drivers enjoying gas prices hovering around or below two dollars a gallon. the price of regular unleaded gasoline in iowa dropped 12 cents to close the week at $2.18 per gallon. prices are only slightly higher in neighboring nebraska and south dakota. fresh off his endorsement of republican presidential candidate ted cruz, western iowa congressman steve king will campaign for the texas senator, in sioux city, on friday. both king and cruz will headline an event, on the briar cliff university campus,

campaign stops at the stark student center at 10 o'clock. dr. ben carson will also campaign in northwest iowa on friday. he'll hold a rally at the airport, in spencer, iowa, at 3:30 friday afternoon. doors open at 2:30pm. brad's here -- with more state football previews. spirit lake will play for their second championship in four years, while western christian's young program is in the big game for the first time. we'll hear from both teams. and, iowa's kirk ferentz talks about the playoff rankings, which has the hawkeyes on the outside, looking in.

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northwest iowa could have as many as four state football champions by the end of the week. we heard from mmc and akron-westfield last night -- they play on thursday. western christian and spirit lake play in their title games on friday. the first game on friday has western christian taking on iowa city regina in class 1a at 11:00 a-m. it's the first championship game for the eight-ranked wolfpack. regina has won five straight state titles -- that's an iowa state record -- and have won 81 of their last 83 games. western christian just started playing varsity football in 2- thousand-4, so their program has come a long way. "we knew as a program, especially football, you don't just all of a sudden get good," said western christian head coach travis kooima. "it takes a bunch of

what we did. we've taken a bunch of small steps over the past 12 years. again, a testament to our players, our coaches, for just buying in." "it would be huge for our school, our program and just everyone who has fought for this program to get it going," said western christian sophomore ben granstra. the 2a title game features spirit lake against mount vernon at 2 o'clock. the second-ranked indians are undefeated, at 13 and 0. ninth-ranked mount vernon has three titles, the last coming in 1994. spirit lake won their only title in 2012, when the current seniors were in ninth grade. "as of right now, it's just a great feeling to get back there," said spirit lake senior logan backhaus. "we were just little freshman running up and down the sidelines four years ago when we won it. we're just looking to do the same thing those guys did. we really look up to them." "we just need to continue to focus on getting better," said spirit lake head coach josh bolluyt. "we have an opportunity to come down here and play a game. the focus will be on us and what we need to do to get better this week." sports fource will be in cedar falls for all the title games, starting with m-m-c and akron- westfield on thursday.

only keeping an eye on the ap poll, where they're sixth, but on the playoff rankings. at 10 and 0, iowa will likely make the four team playoff -- if they finish the season unbeaten. the hawkeyes stayed at number five in the new playoff list. iowa is one of four unbeaten teams in the top six. the top four are clemson, alabama, ohio state and notre dame. if iowa keeps winning, the rankings will take care of themselves. "we have an opportunity to go 7-0 in the big ten, which would be significant and 7-0 in kinnick, which has only done once before. that's certainly important," said iowa head coach kirk ferentz. "the other thing is a chance to grab a share of the west title." iowa plays 2-8 purdue play at 11 a-m saturday on espn 2. the hawkeyes are 21-point favorites. northwestern college's karlie schut has been named the gpac player of the year. the senior from des moines led the conference with 469 kills. schut was also seventh in hitting percentage and 15th in ace serves. the raiders finished the season

ranked 21st in the naia rankings, at 24 and 8. the gpac basketball season tips off tonight with some great matchups. in women's play, which started at 6 o'clock -- number-1 morningside goes to mount marty seventh-ranked briar cliff is home against dakota wesleyan. in men's action, which starts at 8 o'clock, number-9 briar cliff hosts #24 dakota wesleyan and the 13th-ranked dordt guys host their arch- rivals from northwestern , who are receiving votes in the naia poll. we'll have highlights and scores at ten. jake arrietta of the cubs wins

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starts at 7 followed by law & order: special victims unit at 8 and chicago p.d. then tonight on news four at ten.... the debate over whether or not to welcome syrian refugees into the states continues. tonight, we'll hear from local law makers about their stance regarding the refugees. a florida couple and a friend had a most uninvited guest join them for a picnic. while they were taking pictures an alligator strolled up to the picnic sandwich. a bystander managed to get video. after the gator finished eating everyone managed to shoo the reptile back into the lake. experts say everyone at the scene did the right thing for the most part, by not trying to rescue their lunch and let the gator have what it wanted. tonight: clearing skies. low:

tomorrow: mostly sunny and very windy! high: 44 wind: w 20-35 mph thanks for joining us tonight...

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