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high school for a ceremony to honor dr. king. dancers, mimes and personal community can fight racism together. "if it wasn't for him we wouldn't be who we are today. we're coming forward, we are engaging all of our people together and that's what it's all about," said rhonda capron, sioux city councilmember. another celebration took place at morningside elementary. second graders sang songs, rapped and read poetry...all with messages from those who fought for civil rights. "he could make a difference without violence. that was one of the really important things that he learned form ghandi.

said erin nelson, morningside elementary music teacher. and the kids have learned a lot about the late dr. king. "he did something for people all around the world," said graciela nuno, morningside elementary second grader. "he was a great man," said darren most, morningside elementary second grader. michelle schoening, ktiv news four. >> and the celebrations for dr. king continued last night. a birthday concert was held at the mt. zion baptist church to honor the civil rights leader. a staple of the annual event is the dr. martin luther king,

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representative who can speak on two, up to two minutes, to the entire group," said stewart. once republican speeches are over, you make your way to your precinct room if you are at a location with multiple precincts. that's when you hand in your ballot. "then the caucus chair whom they'll elect will run the caucus and that group will elect people to the precinct central committee, from the precinct to the central committee," said stewart. "they will elect delegates to the county convention that's going to be held on march 12th." democrats on the other hand, have what's called a "call vote." after each campaign makes its pitch, democrats split up into groups, which support a particular candidate. if a

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nothing is placed on the walls. it will be a busy week for presidential candidates as they criss-cross iowa with just two weeks left until the iowa caucuses. democrat bernie sanders will host a rally at sioux city's orpheum theatre, at seven o'clock, tonight. then tomorrow, republican mike huckabee starts a two day swing through northwest iowa. he'll host his "huckabee huddles" in cherokee on wednesday afternoon, and in sioux city, le mars, sioux center, rock valley and sheldon on thursday. republican rick santorum will be in spirit lake today. then he will host town hall meetings in sibley, rock rapids, sheldon and cherokee, on

existing building. autumn's center is a three-million dollar project scheduled to be completed in september. community leaders from northeast nebraska came together tonight for the 39th annual joint city, county and school meeting last night in south sioux city. the evening aims to present leaders with a yearly progress update, along with partnership updates. ho-chunk ceo lance morgan spoke about the flatwater crossing development, which will include 600 apartment units and 400 single family homes. they hope to start construction in the spring. south dakota senator john thune is praising a dakota dunes business. yesterday, he toured malloy

light snow will spread across the viewing area from south to north throughout the morning and begin to taper off this afternoon. areas south of sioux city under a winter weather advisory could see anywhere from 2-4 inches while areas farther north get anywhere from a coating of the white stuff to a couple inches by the end of the day. tonight and wednesday will be snow-free before another small chance of intermittent snow showers wednesday night through thursday night. temperatures meanwhile will be much milder in the coming days with highs in the 20s and lows in the teens above zero with a mix of clouds and sunshine. we'll even get a little taste of the 30s this weekend with another slight chance of light snow on sunday. see graphics. >>

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way, but still have a long way to go. another famous music icon has died. rick damigella has that and more in the hollywood minute. << (nat) the entertainment world is reacting to the sudden passing of another music icon. glenn frey of the eagles died monday from complications from multiple illnesses. his eagles bandmate don henley released a statement

and greets in new hampshire. trump's increasing attacks on cruz - not mentioning him by name at rallies: (sot: donald trump/ (r) presidential candidate :15- :19) "i heard someone say 'we're going to build a wall.' i said where did that come from? nobody ever said that before but me." cruz says issues are fair game but he won't launch personal attacks. (sot: ted cruz/ (r) presidential candidate :24- :30) "if he or anyone else wants to engage in a battle of insults he's welcomed to do so. i don't intend to respond in kind." our latest nbc wall street journal poll results - released just last night - show the battle for the republican nomination has given four