have the opportunity to review their detour sign plans at all, and so that's a big issue" says jill wanderscheid, neighborhood services manager. bnsf says they finished a project in montana early, that's what brought them back to their project in sioux city. but they did what they could to go through the proper venue to notify the city. wanderscheid says this is not the first time. "when things like this come up it is extremely frustrating because we've had meetings in the past with local staff and staff at their executive level out of minneapolis, and to not see improvement is very frustrating for all of us" says jill wanderscheid, neighborhood services manager. business owners say road signs don't help. signs were placed a mile away on fld blvd, making it seem like the whole strip was closed, while his business was open. he says next time, all he wants is advanced notice for his customers. "it's very inconvenient, very frustrating for the customers that come here. like i said, most of our customers are calling here trying to get directions to our business because of the closed intersections wi

level out of minneapolis, and to not see improvement is very frustrating for all of us" says jill wanderscheid, neighborhood services manager. business owners say road signs don't help. signs were placed a mile away on floyd blvd, making it seem like the whole strip waclosed, while his business was open. he says next time, all he wants is advanced notice for his customers. "it's very inconvenient, very frustrating for the customers that come here. like i said, most of our customers are calling here trying to get directions to our business because of the closed intersections with the railroad" says robert baker, manager of pq auto parts. bnsf has sent abc9 a statement apologizing for the inconvenience saying that they regret neither the city nor business owners were notified and they will strive to improve communication in the future. jessica rae: the city is inspecting the signs and moving any they see unnecessary. b-n-s-f says the road is expected to open friday, november 13th. jessica rae: volkswagen is offering money to car owners affected by a massive emissions scandal. the german automake

have an opportunity to review their detour sign plans at all, and so that's a big issue" says jill wanderscheid, neighborhood services manager, elisa: the city says it's the public is aware and that proper detours are posted. local business owners and their customers are frustrated at the confusing signs and miscommunication. coming up tonight at six we'll heat from pq auto, a local business right here across the street from the railroad. the manager says they've been having problems getting their customers in the to store. reporting live in sioux city, elisa raffa abc9 news. tim,jenna. fred: (fred) severe weather is possible wednesday. the best chance is across the orange shaded area around missouri, but a stray severe storm is possible in southern parts of siouxland as well. here's what you need to know: rain will be widespread, with 0.75 to 1.5" possible. snow may mix in during the afternoon or evening, but that's still uncertain, so stay tuned. isolated severe storms are possible south. winds will gust 40-50 miles per hour. the port neal welding company skycam hd shows a nice sunset from th

have an opportunity to review their detour sign plans at all, and so that's a big issue" says jill wanderscheid, neighborhood services manager, the city says it's inconvenient, they need to make sure the public is aware and that proper detours are posted. local business owners and their customers are frustrated at the confusing signs and miscommunication. jenna: iowa's ag secretary is pretty excited about this year's yields. he talked about the outlook whil visiting elementary school students today in des moines. northey praised iowa farmers for what are predicted to be some of the highest yields ever. "we've had really good crops around the state, we have spots around the state that got a lot of rain,but i talked to a lot of producers including looking at my own farm, where we're harvesting a really good crop, if not the best crop, one of the best crops we've ever had " having a hard time storing everything into leaving some up their crops elevators for the time being. tim: governor branstad is finally opening up about the recent medicaid privatization hearings at the there's been some how the