investigators say both schemed to steal thousands of dollars. prosecutors say both could spend up to five years in prison along with heavy fines. both perez and zevenbergen's sentencings are set for february 10th. thanks, sam for that update! it's beautiful again outside. but it can't possibly keep getting warmer. so when is it going to end? for that we'll toss it over to chief meteorologis t ron demers. weather ad-lib for the third straight day, sioux city hit a high in the 50s while western siouxland was basking in downright warm temps making it all the way into the 60s. a weak cold front will move through tonight but really only bring us more wind as opposed to colder air. that means we can again expect warm highs for this time of year again on thursday as we won't fall too much

plans to close some sioux city pools continue to move forward. today, the sioux city parks and recreation advisory board has unanimously approved the proposed plan by the pool committee the city pool committee presented its plan at tonight's meeting. those included closing leeds and cook pools after the 2016 season, and replacing both facilities with a splash pad. riverside would stay the same. lewis pool would close after a new aquatic center is built in morningside. leif erikson would remain open until the pool is no longer operational. at that time it would be replaced with a splash pad. "the park board has really been engaged in this issue for a long time," "they've been participating in the process along the way. we've been talking about this issue for over a year now. so the park

prepared to make this decision." the plan approvals made by both the parks committee and the pool committee will be presented to city council on january 4th. after months of debate, the nebraska school activities association has paved the way for a potential transgender policy for high school athletes in the state. they voted to give first- round approval allowing individual school districts to decide what to do with athletes. to determine which gender a student would participate in activities, consultation from doctors and documentatio n would need to be provided. the proposal has drawn criticism from both the aclu and nebraska catholic conference. "we had to do what we felt was in the best interest of those students who've come to us and want to participate in nsaa activities. we believe the policy that's been presented fairly accounts for that as well as provides some other guidance with regard to facilities, such as locker rooms and rest rooms," the nsaa executive director jim tenopir said."

comment both for and against a possible transgender policy. the board will take action at its next meeting in january in lincoln, nebraska. computer programming is growing both in schools and in the workplace. ktiv's tiffany lane has the story of one group you wouldn't expect to be teaching coding to local business leaders.

is just seven years old and has the school has students like a week. "even though many of the computer programming experience, they say even they learned a thing or two from mrs. vanderloo's second graders." "they showed me a little project and i was supposed to do it and i only made a couple mistakes," said terry murrell, president at western iowa tech community college. "but the student was right there to tell me exactly how and why i made the mistake and you know it was really kind of fun and exciting just to sit down with the students." principal john beeck says it's nice to be able to share their skills with influential local leaders. "schools are still a huge part of city, towns, community we want our community leaders, our business leaders to know what we're doing here because we like to have a connection with them," loess hills elementary school principal john beeck. "we want to have a partnership with them." a glimpse of where some of those students may also be in the future. in sioux city, tiffany lane, ktiv news 4.>> the visit from local business leaders comes during the "hour of code." the iowa governor's stem code- dot-org in the challenge. loess hill's elementary school was one of six state schools to be awarded in a challenge during

the school won four- thousand dollars for how it's implementing an hour of coding into its curriculum this week. "loess hills has shown over and over again that they are dedicated to computer science," said molly faber, the northwest regional stem manager. "they have it within their entire curriculum. they participate in it weekly, not just one week out of the whole school year." principal beeck said they have not yet decided what they will do with the reward. he said that it will go toward something to help increase the enthusiasm and ability to improve program coding. a morningside business student was recognized this week after winning a national prize in chicago. junior josh doering won a five- thousand dollar prize at the founders u.pitch competition monday night with his agriculture tech startup "seedslide." he was one of 24 college students from around the country to compete after being selected for his youtube entry. doering presented his startup to shark tank cast member daymond john. "while the five-thousand dollars is nice," "i think that's one of the lower things i actually took away from this experience. the

connections i made there was really, really nice of just people who want to help me succeed." the seedslide is a device to increase safety and efficiency on the farm. it's put into the gate of a seed box. when you lift it up over the seed tender or wagon you use a remote to open it so the seeds fall into the wagon. the startup began in april 2016. with the warmer temperatures this week, people took advantage of the beautiful weather. they headed to the car wash. at the power wash in sioux city earlier this afternoon, several people stopped to clean out the inside and outsides of their cars. with some above average temperatures still in the forecast over the next few days, there is still time to get your vehicle all clean before the winter weather strikes again. still to come... have you made a plan for your finances after you die? we talk about your options in tonight's law reivew.

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>> > for the third straight day, sioux city hit a high in the 50s while western siouxland was basking in downright warm temps making it all the way into the 60s. a weak cold front will move through tonight but really only bring us more wind as opposed to colder air. that means we can again expect warm highs for this time of year again on thursday as we won't fall too much from wednesday's highs. we'll cool by a couple of degrees on friday but saturday will be the day where you can feel some pretty big differences. along with the cooler air, saturday could also bring us a chance of a few light showers. then a light rain and snow combination could be possible from saturday night into sunday. cooler weather will then persist into next week. still to come... it can be a tough subject to talk about but on tonight's law review we'll discuss options about what to do with your

al future, have you made a plan for your finances after you die? it can be a tough subject to talk about. in tonight's "law review", we talk about your options to pass on your property, and possessions, to your family after you die.

the uber- wealthy people that we think about with trusts. there are lots of different kinds that can be taken advantage of." "if you're deciding between a will and a trust fund, what might make you lean toward the trust?" breen asked. "you might choose a trust if, for example, you live at the corner of iowa, nebraska and south dakota, and you own land in multiple states. if you had a will, you'd have to probate that property, and go through the court system, in all of those state," goosmann said. "if you want to avoid that 18-month process, it would be a good idea to move forward with a trust. also, if you want to avoid the costs and fees that go with probating those wills, which run about 2- percent of the total value of the estate, it might be more financially- beneficial to do a trust. there are lots of different kinds of trusts: special needs, asset protection, and business trusts. each of those different things will be taken into consideration when you meet with your attorney." "if we haven't made to that decision, about wills and trusts, what do you do to start that estate planning process?" asked breen. "first thing you have to do is pick up the phone, and talk to an attorney, who can help you get started," goosmann said. "you have to get

and have that discussion." "what documents should i have when i start that process?" asked breen. "in order to make it a complete plan, you'll want your power of attorney in place for both your personal finances, and for your health care," goosmann said. "you'll also want a hipaa authorization, so your loved ones can help make those health care decisions. also, if you have any special disposition requests, whether you want to be cremated, or buried in a certain plot, those would be important things to take care of." "how often should i update that estate plan?" asked breen. "about every five-years, you should take a hard look at your estate plan," goosmann said. "or, any time you have a major life event. if you got married, if you had children, or if you moved to a

brad's here -- with our sports fource champions. wayne state's volleyball team has overcome the odds to make the national tournament for the first time. that story is next. and, northwestern college in orange city is looking for a new head football coach. sports

the ncaa division 2 volleyball championship bracket has 8 regions - with the central region being the toughest of them all. wayne state is ranked 8th in the country - but received just a 7-seed in their own region. but the wildcats paid no attention to the seeding - and made school history. ktiv's mark freund has more with this week's sportsfource champions. the postseason had not been kind to wayne state. "we've been to 10 regionals. never have we advanced this far," said wayne state head coach scott kneifl. but to the wildcats - this year felt different. "i think that we knew we could do a lot more than just make it to the regional," said senior setter leisa mcclintock. "this team is something special." now, regional losses are a thing of the past. "oh, we did it," said senior outside hitter elizabeth gebhardt. "we finally did something that we've been working all season for." three wins over nationally ranked-teams in regional play, including a sweep of number-1 concordia st. paul in the regional final, and wayne state was off to tampa for their

"we've been successful," said kneifl. "we've been ranked number one in the country on several different occassions. but we've never been in this position before. to take it to this level, it means a lot. but right now, we're just focused on this next week." mark: when you're in unchartered territory, perspective is often key. wayne state knows they're close to bringing a national title home from tampa to rice auditorium. but the wildcats are still saying it's three down, three to go. "if you don't play your best, you're done, so you have to show up every day," said gebhardt. "you can't slack off one day. these teams are just as good as we are, because they've gotten this far as well." "it leaves you hungry, because you know you can accomplish way more things, way bigger things," said mcclintock. like more history - perhaps even wayne state's first national championship. "oh, it's 100 percent belief," said gebhardt. "our chances have gone up exponentially now for coming home with the trophy. it's great to go down there and be confident that we can do this. it's just up to us now.

ktiv sportsfource. wayne state takes on carson-newman of tennessee, the southeast regional champions, in the elite eight. that match is thursday in tampa, florida, at 4 in the afternoon. northwestern college is looking for a new head football coach. that's after kyle achterhoff announced his resignation this morning. achterhoff had a 56 and 19 record with the red raiders over seven seasons. northwestern made the naia playoffs three times in that time -- tying for the gpac title in 2014. achterhoff is a 1990 graduate of northwestern coach for 11 years. no replacement has been named. iowa state has won two 12. running back mike warren if the big 12's offensive freshman of the year. warren led all ncaa freshman rushers with over 13-hundred yards, which included six one-hundred yard games and a season-high 245 yards at texas tech. junior nose guard demond tucker

defensive newcomer of the year. tucker had 13 tackles for loss -- which was second in the conference. he had six sacks, with 28 total tackles. iowa state hosts iowa in basketball on thursday -- we'll hear from

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