er team and we start with your forecast first." brad/wx wall weather adlib: this latest dreary spell of wet weather is about to end tonight, but then get ready for some strong winds thursday and snow friday! clouds will be decreasing tonight as the winds start to pick up. colder winds from the west will increase to 15-25 tonight pushing our temps down close to freezing by morning. wind chill been growing like mad for years. coming up tonight, we'll show you what the city of waukee is doing to make sure it doesn't lose its identity. stephanie: and iowans have more grocery

we find out what a local staple is doing to stay competitive. but first... " " im really really happy that this part of its over for us but the truth is nobody wins, there isnt a winner" jack: a city clerk charged with stealing from her home town and then setting fire to city hall to cover it all up. how one small iowa town is reacting to the big news. " local 5 news at 10 in hd starts now. we are iowa" stephanie: high winds...then snow and then frigid wind chills. we've got our first winter storm watch of the season starting tomorrow. stephanie/2shot good evening. i'm stephanie angleson. jack/2shot and i'm jack miller. that's a snapshot of our forecast for the rest of the week. so let's get with central iowa's most accurate forecaster nine years running. brad, what are you expecting from this first winter storm of the season? brad: (brad adlibs) brad: brad: (wraps up forecast

teases to main weather) stephanie: now, if you want up to the minute

up to the minute details on what's going on in weather . . . stephanie: you can get central iowa's most accurate forecast right on your phone for free! it has interactive radar that will give you the you the current conditoins right outside your door. that same interactive radar is availalbe on our website as well. that's we are iowa dot com. jack: a year after the casey. iowa, city hall burns to the ground ... a city clerk is indicted by the federal government. dorothy dillinger is accused of arson and defrauding the city of casey. the building was set on fire hours before an audit was to be done. jack: local 5's kattey ortiz has the details in tonight's big story. kattey: an audit report released back in august shows dillinger used the city's credit card to purchase nearly three-hundred- thousand- dollars worth of personal items. tonight ... she's been formally charged. but that audit didn't come without mysterious obstacles that prevented it from happening on multiple

occasions. it all started in august of 2013 ... when a local hairstylist petitioned for casey's first audit in thirty years. the city hired a certified public accountant firm to begin their audit july sixteenth the following year. as they began their investigation, they found ledger information from the accounting system was deleted the day before. that's when they contacted the state auditor. they came for their first visit in august ... and planned to follow up on august 20th. but in the late hours of august 19th ... city hall goes up in flames ... destroying all of the records with it. (i slapped my leg and knew it was arson) just eight days after the fire ... casey's city clerk dorothy dillinger admits to investigators she took money from the city for at least nine years.. "i'm sorry for all the wrongs i have done and abusing your trust .... i have no excuse." finally -- a year after

hundred pages long is completed. the state discovers dillinger spent nearly forty-grand at department stores ... six thousand dollars at avon. an online dating service and tickets to entertainment events .. paid with the city's money. tonight ... we knocked on dillinger's door. she wasn't there ... but we spoke to her daughter. we are choosing not to show her face. (....play out in court) kattey: guthrie county worked with a number of agencies including the fbi during the investigation. dorothy dillinger's arraignment is set for november 30th at the u-s courthouse in des moines. in the studio kattey ortiz local five news we are iowa. stephanie: new details tonight in a death investigation in central iowa. stephanie: early last

tuesday morning, police were called to a home on the two- hundred block of second street in pomeroy.. there they found dale currie of north dakota shot to death. tonight--freddy crisp has been charged with his murder. he's being held in the sac county jail tonight. jack: we're getting new details tonight about a horrible accident in the metro that took the lives of two people from des moines. it happened tuesday on i-80 near the iowa speedway exit by newton. police say the driver was a 14 year old girl who did have a legal learner's permit. the girl's 39 year old mother, sabrina watkins, died in the wreck. and so did her 11 year old sister. the 14 year old driver and her other sister, who's 13, both survived. investigators have ruled out speed or alcohol as a factor in the accident. they think it was likely just an inexperienced driver who lost control behind the wheel. "it is tragic especially for people who have their own kids to know who was driving, who was in the car. yeah pretty sad." jack:

they can give to parents with teen drivers is to take their time and give them responsibility slowly. the two girls who survived are in good condition tonight. stephanie: the grocery scene in des moines is drastically changing... we said goodbye to dahl's.. we've welcomed trader joe's, whole foods, most recently the fresh market... but there's one store that's been around for decades.. that's making some big changes, too. local 5's sabrina ahmed takes us inside. " "it's an interesting time to be in the grocery business. it's no longer based solely on convenience... 00:52:22 "today's a very competitive market." so stores are having to change their approach to keep up. you see it across the market... like hy-vee with their new restaurant concept... and fareway shifting their marketing strategy. 1:36:14 "iwe've kind of kept the same model up until just lately." reynolds cramer is the ceo of fareway. based out of boone.. they have 112 stores in 5 states. when you stop at one of these stores, you

know what to expect. a simple exterior... the same short sleeved white button down with a black tie that employees have been wearing for the last 77 years. their mission is clear... a family-based grocer that strives to keep prices low. 00:29:21 "a great place ot shop that's simple, you can get in and out." they aren't even open on sundays. but the days of 624 story street--the first fareway location in boone--are long gone. there are more health concious consumers now than ever. plus--consumers are looking for a one-stop shop. 2:22:09 "fareway is trying hard to keep iwht with what our customers demands are." now, when you arrive, you'll see an updated store front. and when you walk in, you'll find an entire section dedicated to healthy eating... and as much local produce as possible for the season. 00:33:29 "quality products at great prices." they're also capitalizing on the reputation of their meat department.. and creating an entire new concept from it. the first one opening in

market... complete with their meat counter, a bit of produce, a bit of frozen food, wine, and an extensive cheese selection. 4:15:23 "that'll be great for the customer that wants to get in and out quickly for a meal that night." but the real focus--that usda choice beef. cramer says--they're not letting these changes effect you at the checkout... 6:07:09 "our raising prices because of what we're doing--that doesn't go hand in hand." sabrina ahmed, local 5 news. we are iowa. stephanie: we want to know of the changes? are you a loyal fareway shopper or do you shop around? a chance to see you can post twitter and facebook. or send us an call . the contact information is on your screen. jack: 10... they're the football. boys take home another win at we talk to the team later in sports. stephanie: then coming to waukee...why the

city says it's time for a new look as well. brad: ((ad lib weather toss)) tomorrow on good morning iowa... a three year old boy in alaska is collecting gifts this year, not for himself, but for the

edwards and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 10. we are iowa." stephanie: jack: brad brad: weather adlib: this latest dreary spell of wet weather is about to end tonight, but then get ready for some strong winds thursday and snow friday! clouds will be decreasing tonight as the winds start to pick up.

15-25 tonight pushing our temps down close to freezing by morning. wind chill values will be in the 20s thursday much of the day as winds increase to 20-40+ mph! they will calm down some thursday night as temps drop well into the 20s. friday will start off mostly

developing by midday for central iowa. there could be a mix when it starts, but i expect it to fall as mostly snow friday afternoon for central and northern iowa. it looks like central iowa may end up with 2-4" of snow with higher amounts possible north of hwy 30 in northern iowa. i

metro to be greatly hampered by this slushy snowfall, so drivers beware. the weekend will be dry, but much colder with temps mostly in the 20s all day saturday and then 30s on sunday. next week will try and warm up a bit before thanksgiving, but more rain for thanksgiving and possibly some snow will be developing by friday and saturday- tis the season i guess! brad stephanie: jack: jack: coming up on local 5 news at

ten, the hawks are now one win away from the big 10 west title. but what do the coach and players think they need to do to make the college football playoffs? stephanie: next.... it's a whole new look for waukee. why city leaders say it was time fo an image change. "your watching local 5 news in hd. home of weareiowa.com "

showed you the new logo for the city of waukee. tonight, that logo is already popping up all over town. despite the popularity of the old logo, city leaders say this new one has an eye on the future. jack: waukee has been busy swapping out their logos for new ones, like this one at city hall. it hasn't been a cheap operation,

but city leaders believe the facelift is more indicative of the way the city is moving. local 5's jacob pecklo has more. jacob: natural sound of snow shovel moving geoff warmouth has been busy running his hardware store in waukee for two decades now. natural sound: "measure, right?" but as the city has grows, he's found the demands at the shop are a little bit different. geoff warmouth, waukee hardware owner: "i used to know everybody that came through that door by name, but now i don't know everybody that comes through that door." warmouth says the school districts have been a big reason that people have been moving to the area, and why it's been expanding so quickly. and that's brought plenty of changes, like a new logo unveiled tuesday night. geoff warmouth, waukee hardware owner: "everything needs to be readdressed over time. just because something was good 20 years ago, doesn't mean it's going to meet the criteria of today." mayor bill peard says that new image points out the city's rich history, as well as its plans for future development. bill peard, waukee mayor: "i don't think waukee is going to lose its community spirit because that community spirit isn't about bricks and mortar, it's about the people and the community." but there's one big change to the roadways coming, that's expected to help attract shops to come to town.

waukee broke ground on the kettlestone project last october, and now in just a matter of weeks, people will be accessing the first divergent diamond in the state of iowa. it's why many residents are eagerly looking forward to getting a more direct connection to west des moines and interstate 80. adam velde, waukee resident: "i think it's going to help bring people to waukee and it's gonna beautify that back there and just make it a nice place for families to hang out." and for warmouth, he says he'll miss the old logo, but it's important to move the city forward. geoff warmouth, waukee hardware owner: "it's going to be painful in the short- term growing pains part of it, but overall i think it's healthy for the community." jack: there's still one big place you won't see the new logo, at least now for a little while. that's the waukee water tower. at this point, city leaders aren't sure when they'll be able to change that one up. stephanie: the city of waukee spent more than three years, looking at possibilities for a new logo. now, city officials are looking at further developing their comprehensive

plan. jack: jon is here, and the pella dutch keep winning-- one more could be big jon: yeah jack it could mean another state title. coming up on local 5 sports we'll hear from the dutch about this streak-- and the legacy these seniors could leave behind. " now, local 5 sports

jon: the words pella and losing aren't two that generally go together in football.. that's why it's hard to believe last year was the first time the dutch ever won a state title. it took 26 trips to the playoffs for before it happened. and their 27th post season appearance could land them with back to back championships. " since 2013's loss to washington in the quarterfinals of the 3a playoffs-- pella has been unbeatable. they've won 27 straight games-- a streak that speaks for itself. "i've never really thought about 27 straight victories until people start talking about it. i've been trying to ignore it to be quite honest." there's one game left for the 27 seniors on pella's roster-- they're already the most decorated in school history-- but if they can get their 28th consecutive win-- they'd leave behind something bigger with their second 3a state title in a row. "us seniors always talk about kind of leaving a legacy and we truly feel that we've been able to deal out some good leadership. we love to win i feel like our team has lots of winners on it winning the state championship

would be the best thing ever for us." it's one final game in a dutch uniform for a lot of these guys. but there's no time for dwelling on that. "i'm bummed about it but i can't let that get me down right now my excitement is overwhelming being bummed out right now and i wouldn't have done it with any other group of guys. tomorrow night's game comes with a little pressure-- so pella has to stay focused on the task at hand. "you always have a target on your back especially winning from last year but we handle that really well." it's a district 7 rivalry-- norwalk and pella-- electric. mean you saw our dome and even when norwalk game against sb-l their crowd was they called us out so you know we're ready for the challenge." as for head coach jay mckinstrey-- he knows he doesn't need to say much for his players to be ready. "i don't think i have to do anything to get you're playing for the state championship it's really just more of a, greatful, thankful, and tell the kids that

appreciate them. it's time to go out and try and finish it." the 3a championship kicks off at 7:06 pm from the dome. jon: the weather saturday doesn't look all that great for the hawkeyes game against purdue. maybe that's why the game has a couple thousand seats left? but really? come on people this game could clinch the first big west title in program history. alex giaimo tells us more from iowa city. "with a win on saturday iowa clinches a big ten west division title an objective they've been targeting since day one of preseason. (cj beathard) yea it means a lot one of our goals in the offseason was to get to this point and right now we've put ourselves in a spot to get to be at this point but you know we are just trying to improve each week. (tevaun smith) it would be a great thing for us, especially as a senior, you know just finishing out the season in such a great way. it would be good for a lot of us and, of course, good for the rest of the players

(kirk ferentz) it's mathematical i mean if we win then we are in i guess right. not to get cute but that's, that's the way it is so that's a really good thing. (alex giaimo) this week the head coach is taking a step back from his one game at a time policy to remind his players that clinching the west division isn't the end because they still have one extremely important game left in lincoln, nebraska on black friday. (kirk ferentz) but we are not done yet so i mean we'll acknowledge that privately and then we are going to have to move fast towards that next game because it's going to come quick for us and they already got their sights on us so we are going to have some time to make up for. (jordan canzeri) it's exactly what we wanted to do since the offseason and that's our goal but for us obviously we are focusing one game at a time. but coach ferentz has mentioned that this is the game we need to focus on get this one done and if we win this one then we clinch but we don't want to ease up after that. (giaimo) not looking past purdue. but looking forward to finishing out strong in nebraska. with your hawkeye headquarters report in iowa city, alex giaimo. "

the hawkeyes and boilermakers kick off at 11am saturday at kinnick. jon/3shot (wrap sports) stephanie: jack: we'll be right back... you're watching local

l of wet weather is about to end tonight, but then get ready for some strong winds thursday and snow friday! clouds will be decreasing tonight as the winds start to pick up. colder winds from the west will increase