would affect them.

food bank of siouxland executive director, linda scheid. on the other side of the railroad tracks sits alignment specialists. the owner of the automotive repair facility says closing 11th street would hurt his business as well. "the viaduct, i'm 100% behind it. it's great, another avenue of getting over the trains like outer belt, it's fantastic. but my real problem is taking away 11th street. you're affecting a lot of people," said alignment specialists owner and manager, rick coury. he says his business attracts people from outside sioux city and he needs that through street to get to his place. "11th street is kind of my bread and butter. i've lived here 60 years and there's not a lot of streets that go east west that you can go from lewis boulevard to hamilton," said alignment specialists owner and manager, rick coury. business owners say they want their voice to be heard, concerns to be understood and a viable solution to be reached. in sioux city...tommie clark...ktiv news 4. >>

told the city might also look into closing 28th street instead of 11th street at the crossing. storm lake police are filling in a few more details about the disappearance of two young siblings and the arrest of their father and grandmother. police say 3-year old ymani banks and one-year-old yamir banks were found at a home in alta about six 'o clock last night. witnesses told police the children were dropped off by another family member earlier monday. police say the witnesses were unaware of a court order that the children be turned over to authoritieie the children's father, 32- year-old scott banks and their grandmother, 50-year-old dionne pamon are both charged with kidnapping. they're accused of hiding the children from officials with the iowa department of human services. the children have been turned over to the custody of d-h-s. no injuries reported when a car crashed into a house in spirit lake, iowa. the dickinson county sheriff's office says 23-year-old jamie leckband was driving when she failed to stop at a stop sign. the vehicle kept going and collided with a house. no one was home at the time.

operating while intoxicated. this is her third offense. weather is to blame for a deadly crash in northwest iowa this morning. it happened this morning around 7:15 one mile east of sibley. the osceola county sheriff's office says 33-year-old patrick webb from sibley was killed. investigators say webb lost control of his pickup on an icy overpass on highway 60. his vehicle slid into the path of a semi driven by edward wood of north sioux city, south dakota. wood wasn't hurt. a chance of snow moves into siouxland tonight. but how much h snowfall can we expect? let's toss it over to chief meteorologis t ron demers with the first look at our forecast. weather ad-lib winter weather advisory for knox, cedar, antelope, pierce, holt, clay (sd), yankton, and lincoln counties through wednesday morning it was a day of gloomy skies and drizzly conditions across most of siouxland. as we head into tonight, the precipitation will become a little heavier and as temperatures cool l

snow come down. northwestern siouxland will be cooler and see more snow as a result with as much as 2 to 4 inches in those areas and that's where a winter weather advisory is in effect through wednesday morning. from sioux city to the e et, most of us will likely see an inch or less of snow accumulation. a familiar face of the democratic party made a stop in siouxland to campaign for presidential candidate, hillary clinton. ktiv's sarah te slaa has more from the morning of politics at a sioux city home.

should vote for hillary clinton. "hillary clinton, she's about kids, she's about moms, she's about families that are trying to keep it together," says dean. at the house party, dean gave supporters two main reasons to vote for clinton, her decision making skills and her e eerience. "first, is she makes decision babad on facts, not based on political reason or emotional reason and that is really important because when you are president, you better care what the facts are and the second is she has been in the fight for working people, for middle class people for a very long time," says dean. he emphasized her record and says she's made change for average americans. "she understand that the real problems in the country is that republicans have moved us toward a position to support the top 20 percent in expense of the other 80 percent. that is very dangerous for this country and we need to restore america to a position where the average person has a chance again. money cannot equal speech or wealthy people will have everything," says dean. :51 "there's nobody that has the experience that she haha" says titibottaro, the hht of the event. "back when she was just the first lady, you'd have to estion, but she's so much

in sioux city, sarah te slaa, ktiv news 4.>> dean ran for the democratic nomination for president in 2004. he's also served as chairman of the democratic national committee. he also making six other stops in iowa later today and tomorrow to campaign for clinton. two gop candidates plan to visit northwest iowa later this week. dr. ben carson is scheduled to attend a rally at the spencer airport thursday night at 6:30. friday morning at nine, he'll take part in a meet and greet at buena vista university in storm lake. that will be followed by a townhall meeting at northwestern college in orange city at 3 p.m. and a rally in sioux city at stoney creek inn friday night at 7. former arkansas governor mike huckabee will also be in ouxland. the republican will visit maintainer custom bodies in rock

at 45 he'll visit the sioux county livestock company in sioux center. he'll end the evening in estherville at the local vfw at 7:30. friday morning he'll be in emmetsburg at woodford equipment at 8:30. then he'll tour the posi-tech rporation in laurens at 1.. memeodist manor in storm lake at 2:45, then he'll be in sac city at 5 'o clock friday evening. this evening, nebraska state senator jim scheer announced his campaign for re-election in 2016. senator scheer will soon be completing his first 4 year term, and before that he served on the district 3 nebraska board of educatatn. education, roads and taxes are issues that scheer looks to address in the final year of his first term, and potentially for another 4 years if he wins re-election. "with the session starting the 6th of january and i will be in lincoln pretty much full time between january 6th and february 15th i just wanted the district to know; one, how appreciative i am to be able to represent them, and two, i do intend on asking them for the pleasure to represent them again."

senator to declare candidacy isn't until february, but scheer said he wanted no confusion on whether he was running. currently he has no opposition. still to come... a potential price break for drivers issued certain speeding tickets in sioux city. that story later in our show. >

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winter weather advisory for knox, cedar, antelope, pierce, holt, clay (sd), yankton, and lincoln counties through wednesday morning it was a day of gloomy skies and drizzly conditions across most of siouxland. as we head into tonight, the precipitation will become a little heavier and as temperatures cool we'll see a mixture of rain and snow come down. northwestern siouxland will be cooler and see more snow as a result with as much as 2 to 4 inches in those areas and that's where a winter

advisory is in effect through wednesday morning. from sioux city to the east, most of us will likely see an inch or less of snow accumulation. the precipitation could continue into wednesday morning before exiting to the northeast as the day goes along. once this system departs, our weather pattern becomes quieter with dry conditions expected through the weekend with a warming trend developing as well. the iowa state university

the iowa state university extension and outreach in woodbury county had a ribbon cutting at their new office today. this was the first time they have moved to a new office in 31 years. the new facility will allow for more space to add additional programming to serve the county. still to come... some kids in siouxland got a holiday surprise from an anonymous donor. oux city officials will

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bernie cannot be bought out by big money. bernie's opinion cannot be purchased. it's time for our next president to get in there, roll up his sleeves, take off the gloves, and take on wall street, take on big g siness, take on big money, and get the working class back to where they should be. he's a rock. sanders: i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. fines drivers caught speeding by traffic cameras posted on interstate 29. on monday, the city council will discuss whether to reduce the fine from $168 to $100. the assistant city attorney says the fine applies to drivers caught going 11 to 15 mph over the posted speed limit. the proposal applies only to

the city's red-light cameras posted around town. officials with sioux city community schools say they can't comment on the resignation of north high's band director. lucas sursely stepped down on friday, according to spokesperson alison benson. it's the district's policy to not talk about personnel matters. the assistant band director is filling in until someone else is hired. to help brighten the holidays for local kids, one anonymous siouxland donor went above and beyond "oh yeah!" last week, the boys and girls club of sioux city surprised their girls with over 100 bicycles that were donated anonymously. today, it was the boys' turn for a holiday surprise. 225 bikes were donated by the same anonymous donor. the boys' bikes alone ring up to a total donation amount of 75 thousand dollars. unlike other donations the boys' club has received in the past, this donation is special. "this was a really interesting donation because it was completely unsolicited," said boys club of sioux city's chief professional officer eldon benson. "someone called us and they had decided that this is something that they wanted to do for the kids of sioux city. a lot of our kids come from low-income

this kind of christmas gift item for them is something that's really special." to go with their new wheels, each kid also received a bike lock and a voucher for a helmet. today, some of the ktiv crew had a chance to spread a little holiday cheer in northeast nebraska. the "tree of love" made a stop in wakefield, nebraska this afternoon. ktiv's very own al joens and tj springer visited the wakefield care center with the folks from the wakefield branch of the iowa nebraska bank. there was singing of christmas carol and handing out gifts. brad's here -- there are two new college football coaches in siouxland. usd has hirerebob nielson away from a conference rival. and, dordt has a new head coach as well. and, all-american honors go out

northwestern sports fource is next.

the best conference in the f-c-s. but the coyotes don't have a winning record against any team in the missouri valley football conference. so, usd went out and hired one of the more successfull coaches in the league. bob nielson, from western

this afternoon as the new head coach of the coyotes. nielson was named the mvfc coach of the year after leading the leathernecks to the playoffs this season. before spending three years at western illinois, he won two ncaa division ii national titles at minnesota- duluth. so, at the age of 56, what attracted him to the job at south dakota? "the leadership that has a strong vision f f the future of a division oneeootball progrgrm," said nielson. "as you get to be my age, people are extremely important. a program that has the vision of moving forward and continuing to do the things that you're going to need to do to compete at a national level is something i wanted to be a part of." nieleln takes over a usd program that went 5-6 lala season. he replaces joe glenn, who retired last month. dordt has hired joel penner as their new head football coach. penner spent the last four years as the offensive coordinator at malone university

he has 16 years of college football coaching experience, including three years at northwestern college in orange city from '09 to 20- 11. penner graduated from trinity international in illinois. he replaces joel youngblood, who was 4 and 18 over the past two seasons. morningside quarterback ryan kasdorf has been named a first team naia all- american. the senior from california threw for almost 4-thousand yards -- leading the mustangs to a 12 and 2 record and a fifth straight gpac title. kasdorthrew 45 touchdown passes and just four interceptions. offensive lineman joe brummer made the second team. brummer started all 54 games in his morningside career. northwestern's sam van ginkel made the first team as a defensive end. the junior from rock valley, iowa, ranked seventh in thth nation with 9 and a half sacks. van ginkel is just one and a half sacks away from setting the northwestern career record. justin wohlert made the second team. the senior from hartley, iowa, finished his career with 14 interceptions. the cherokee girls moved up two spots in this week's class 3a basketball rankings, to

to a perfect start. . cherokok is 4 and 0, which includes an 11-point win overenth-ranked spirit lake. the lady braves rank first in class 3a in scoring, averaging 83 points per game. senior kaely hummel is averaging almost 27 points per game, second in 3a. cherokee is making their shots count -- they're fifth in field goal percentage -- and second in three point percentage. "early in the season we're just trying to do the little things," said cherokee head coach heath hagberg. "we're trying to get them to play hard all the time, get them to understand the big philosophy of what we're doing. the help-side defense, reversing the ball sharing the ball, getting the ball from side to side. doing the little things, boxing out on the defensive end, just taking care of those little, fine details that mean a lot at the end of the game." cherokee is in lemars tonight. iowa state's naz mitrou- long will miss the remainder of the season as he continues to recover from surgery on both of his hips during the offseason. mitrou-long had surgery on his left hip in april and his right hip in may. he played in the first eight games this season for the fifth-ranked cyclones, averaging 12 pointst.

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