and i'm sheila brummer. the first primary in the nation delivered a pair of anti-establishment winners -- donald trump and bernie sanders. but the ballots are still being counted. right now -- john kasich is projected as the second place gop winner. mary moloney has the breakdown of a potentially record setting day in the granite state .

were important in making up their minds. on the democratic side--nearly 75 percent of voters telling pollsters -- they are worried about the economy. and nearly 90 percent saying the economy favored the wealthy. (bernie sanders/ (d) presidential candidate): "usually i like to talk nice quiet walks, apparently not today. but i thank you all for the company." the clinton campaign conceded this primary -- and said it is looking ahead to march. (hillary clinton/ (d) democratic candidate): "thank you very much, i don't know what we would have done if we had actually won. this is a very exciting event and i am very grateful to all of you." as the republican establishment candidates -- like jeb bush -- john kasich -- and chris christie look to regroup. i'm mary moloney reporting. >> voters in twelve counties in northwest and north central iowa have approved 16-million dollars in improvements at iowa lakes community college.

special election passed with about 63- percent approval. it needed 60-percent. the money will be used to pay for improvements at each of the five iowa lakes campuses. the temperatures are going to dip into the single digits tonight. but when will the snow arrive? here to tell us that is chief meteorologis t ron demers. our tuesday was still breezy, but not nearly as gusty as what we were seeing yesterday. that wind continued to bring in the colder air as highs today were in the teens and 20s for most of us and lows tonight are going to dip into the single digits. some light snow is going to move into siouxland wednesday with the best chances of up to an inch of accumulation taking place across northwest iowa. sioux city will likely stay under an inch with western siouxland not seeing much at

the speed limit on paved two-lane rural roadways in iowa stands at 55 miles per hour. but, that could soon be changing. iowa lawmakers recently advanced two plans that would raise the speed limit from 55 to 60, or to 65. but, with that increase comes concern. the iowa department of transportation is neutral on the issue, but they say there's risk involved. although the plans are on track to pass, there's still miles to go before the speeds would change. we asked you earlier what you thought about the potential speed increase. here are the results from our poll. 60% of you said the speed increase is necessary. 36% of you said it's dangerous. and 4% of you said you have no opinion. you can still cast your vote on ktiv dot com. today woodbury county approved an agreement providing law enforcement services to correctionville, iowa.

drew says he sees the agreement as a necessity for smaller towns in the county. he says having one or two cops for a small town is costly and drains their budgets. and, the agreement signed today will help correctionville with patroling and keeping people safe. "i think the visibility of having the sheriff's office there and the stability helps the communities. it's been well received by the communities. i think there's been some concern in the beginning, but they found that it just provides better protection," said woodbury county sheriff, dave drew. every community in the county has signed the agreement except for moville, which will be signing an agreement soon. woodbury county supervisors are also focusing on the future of their smaller, rural communities. the county rural economic development department proposed using local option sales tax dollars to do some long-term planning. the project would look at future land use, zoning ordinances, economic and community development. cities that already have plans

rural communities in the county that don't. "what i'm trying to do is help these communities do some long range planning and we need to really take a hard look at their community, their existing capacities and find out what do you want your community too look like in the next 20, 30 years," said woodbury county rural economic development director, david gleiser. next week, the supervisors board will look at a proposed budget for the project and begin making moves. the county also plans to apply for a usda rural development grant, which could offset the cost of the project. still to come.... we're bringing ypu highlights

our tuesday was still breezy, but not nearly as gusty as what we were seeing yesterday. that wind continued to bring in the colder air as highs today were in the teens and 20s for most of us and lows tonight are going to dip into the single digits. some light snow is going to move into siouxland wednesday with the best chances of up to an inch of accumulation taking place across northwest iowa. sioux city will likely stay under an inch with western siouxland not seeing much at all. thursday night gives us another small chance of a bit of light

will all be quite cool, it looks like saturday will be the coldest of the days when we could start below zero and only top out in the teens. sunday starts to bring in a little warming but also a chance of a little light snow with more warming coming next week. still to come....

a look at an event that honored those in

the group support siouxland soldiers held a "valentines for veterans" event at the american red cross tonight. volunteers served a dinner of walking tacos and soup and also gave bags of groceries to the veterans. hand crafted valentine's day cards were also donated by area students. an official with support siouxland soldiers talked about the growth they have seen over the last several months. "about six months ago, we were averaging about 245 families here, of veterans, their wives, their kids. and last month, in december, we had 545 families join us, and tonight we're looking at another 545 to 600 veterans coming." said sam hacker, community relations director for support siouxland soldiers.

up in april. the world health organization said today it is not planning to issue any "specific" recommendati ons regarding travel. people should consult their specific health authorities for travel advice. they are, however, advising pregnant women to consider postponing travel, and all travelers to take precautions to avoid mosquito bites. that's it for news and weather. but our sportsfource extra crew is just getting started. (matt) they're bringing you highlights from games all around siouxland

thanks for tuning in to sports fource extra. along with mark freund, i'm brad pautsch. we have metro basketball games from heelan, dakota valley -- and the east boys take on a top-five team in sioux falls. wrestling teams try to qualify for next week's state tournament. plus, a super bowl winner from siouxland gives back to his high school. we'll start in sioux city. it's a busy week for the girls teams at north and bishop heelan. both lost to ranked teams last night and were right back on the floor tonight. the crusaders beat the stars by just three points, three weeks ago. both teams went on big runs in the first half. north started well -- the pressure defense leads to a steal by jayda graham-peterson -- who takes it -- all

to an 11-3 lead. but heelan scores 8 straight points -- lexi stolen with the 3-pointer. we're all tied at 21 at the half. north doesn't back down -- maycean scheueth -- with the stop and go drive for 2. but the stars offense would stall late. the crusaders pull away in the fourth. megan beaulieu with the triple. bishop heelan downs north 63-40. the dakota valley boys, ranked fifth in one south dakota poll -- taking on 10 and 5 vermillion. it's the tanagers taking the early lead -- around the horn to jeremiah johnson -- one of my favorite movies as a kid -- vermillion up 1. then, watch paul schwasinger drive -- and fake everyone out to get open -- the tanagers with a good start on the road. but dv gets tough =-- tyler johnson finds john prochello -- and the 6-7 junior gets the easy 2. more from the panthers -- jayse kittler with the board and bucket --

in 2 ot. the sioux city west girls -- on the road at woodbury central. woodbury central junior halle gray drains one from outside--to get the wildcats going. wolverine senior rachel knutson- kobold responds with one underneath extending their lead into the half. all wolverines at the break--28-42. out of the gate--the wildcats go on a 5-0 run---here's a shot by keely steffen from outside. but sioux city west proves too much for woodbury central. brianna moore takes it to the basket---tallying two more for the wolverines. sioux city west prevails over woodbury central 73-49. the maple valley, anthon-oto boys won the western valley conference tournament title on saturday with a win over ridge view. the rams, 17-2 and getting votes in the class 1a poll, were back home for another tough

momentum heading into this game. and they jumped all over the bulldogs - juan delagarza feeds andrew o'neal for the easy bucket to start things off. next trip down - the rams go back to o'neal - he gets the sky hook to fall - mvao looking strong at home. defense leads to offense later - delagarza with the swipe - he finishes on the other end - plus the foul - rams take an 8-point lead after the three point play. then travis mcbride makes it double digits down in the paint - mvao rolls at home, 57-28. in nebraska -- 8-10 hartington cedar catholic -- trying to get a little closer to 5-hundred -- at homer. the knights get off to a good start early, timmy chamberlain gets the ball in the post and goes up strong for the bucket, homer up two. hartington cedar catholic grabs the momentum later on as stephen hillis answers back with a basket in the paint to tie the game. homer is able to break a little scoring drought when alex

and makes the jumper, but homer still trails by four. h-c-c continues to pull away as tanner keiser makes the nice basket cut and cuts the layup, hartington cedar catholic wins big tonight, 62 to 23. a good girls matchup between lyons-decatur northeast and wisner-pilger -- both with 11 wins. the gators work at crashing the boards, after multiple opportunities, sydney bradfield finally knocks down the shot, and the game is tied. wisner-pilger continues their run when alexis heller knocks down the three-pointer, the gators take a one point lead late in the 1st half. the cougars would kick it into gear after that, brianne haskell answers back with a deep three of her own, lyons-decatur northeast goes up by two. lyons-decatur northeast made the plays when it counted, here abigail peterson hits the turnaround jumper, and the cougars win in a close one, 50 to 48. still to come, we go to the wrestling mat for regional duals at westwood and sgt.

plus, we'll go to cherokee to see two ranked teams -- and a special super bowl presentation. please stay with us. "i'm ktiv's sam curtiss and i'm with two-time super bowl champ adam timmerman and he's going to try and beat me in arm wrestling. stay tuned to sportsfource extra to fins out who wins. i can use both hands right." february is huge for us. all our handcrafted classic footlongs are just $6 each. the media is going a little crazy. "sub-mageddon" with an incredible amount of accumulation inside...

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a freeway median is getting help from local residents. now she's got a new home. all season long, the nfl has given a special football to every living super bowl champion -- to give back to their high school. another special 'golden' football, commemorating super bowl 50 -- is back in siouxland. adam timmerman, a 1989 graduate of washington high school, in cherokee, made his presentation tonight. timmerman played in four super bowls for the packers and rams, winning two times as a starting guard after an all- american career at south dakota state. in all, he played 12 years in the nfl, also playing in two pro bowls. timmerman now lives back in his hometown, and was happy to give back to his alma mater. "i appreciate all the things and all the people that spent a lot of time and invested in me," said timmerman. "it's been

it for the world, that's for sure. it's a nice gift from the nfl, just to give something back to the community and the school that helped make me what i am today. fellow siouxlanders john harty of bishop heelan and kelly goodburn of river valley, have also donated super bowl footballs to their high schools. there was a pretty good basketball game in cherokee, too. the lady braves met western christian in a top-ten battle. ktiv's sam curtiss is here with more. cherokee is ranked fourth in class 3a, with just one loss. that one loss was to western -- by 26 points in mid-january. the wolfpack are ranked first in class 2a. and it was a full house for the second matchup. let's start first quarter - wolfpack up 10-9 - kaely hummel - great crossover - big shots like that made this place erupt. then the woplfpack clamped down - 16 to 8 run - kaira moss drives by everyone - it was 26 to 18. but cherokee closed the gap quick - paityn hagberg for three

kept them in it. too many weapons for western christian - payton harmsen sank a few from behind the arc tonight. wolfpack win a hard fought game 79 to 63 over cherokee. the kingsley-pierson boys -- on a two-game winning streak -- taking on westwood, who's lost three straight. action time - fourth quarter - westwood up 50 to 49 - long pass ahead to jacob hall - he finishes. k-p didn't go away and they'd take the lead - nathan keck with the steal and lay-in - it was panthers ahead 55- 54. but after four three throws - westwood went ahead 58-55 with just 10 seconds left. so are we going to overtime - coby fischer pushes it up - and he's off target - westwood hangs on for a 59-58 win. in sioux falls, sioux city east -- 14-3, taking on second-ranked

washington. ty benson for sce with the steal and layup black raiders led early - benson scored 29 points to lead the black raiders. east keeps pounding - connor murrell with a "3" murrell wasn't done - later in the game - with drive and nice layup - murrell scored 24 on the night. but washington rallies on their home floor sam siganos with 3 and warriors win it 75-to-69. regional dual finals -- sgt. bluff- luton facing spirit lake park -- the winner goes to state. indians down 15-nothing headed to the 113-pounders, but nate cornwall gets a late reversal to beat

but sb-l has a tough lineup from there - at 120 - rhyker sims completes a technical fall with back points. then 2nd-ranked brayden curry outlasts kyler dunn 14-7 - the warriors led 23-3 at this point. spirit lake park responds with two straight pinfalls - kyler rieck on this one - indians back within 8 in the match. but sb-l would close it out - preston dunn with a pin at 152 - warriors, headed to state, 44-to-27. 1a regional duals at westwood - this is semifinal action. oa-bcig vs. a-h-s-t-w in one dual - the falcons' 106 pounder, kurtis krager - gets a third period pinfall. but a-h-s-t-w would advance to the final - dustin engel with a fall at 170 - vikings win the dual 53-to-27.. hinton versus westwood in the other semi - the blackhawks daniel bishop, the top-ranked wrestler in the state at 182 pounds, notches a pin. but the rebels hold - drew anderson - with a stick at 160 - westwood beats hinton 50-to-27. westwood then beats a-h-s-t-w,

that's going to do it for tonight. if you missed anything, go to ktiv-dot-com. thanks for watching sports