candidates to our tiny little school and see what happens. " please welcome keota high school students abby schulte, kylea tinnes, megan adam and hillary clinton. in december, hillary clinton answered abby's letter, and agreed to visit. t was definately the best day of my life. it was a dream come true." and of all the candidates who made the trip to keota, clinton is her favorite. "i definately see a lot of her determination in me and dedeinately, seeing her beable to do what she does definately inspires me a lot." on caucus night, she'll be one of the youngest precinct captains in iowa. " i've been some knocking doors in keota and some phone banking and i've just fallen in love with it, i love it." singing and dancing, she's found her groove in this presidential race - with no opportunity out of reach. that's important for abby, who someday, wants to run for office herself. "i think that she has demonstrated to her classmates and the community at large that a person that has a goal, is willing to sacrafice a little bit of extra time is going to be able totocommplish something that's truly phenomi

candidates our tiny little school and see what happens. " please welcome keota high school students abby schulte, kylea tinnes, megan adam and hillary clinton. in december, hillary clinton answered abby's letter, and agreed to visit. "it was definately the best day of my life. it was a dream coco true." and of all the candidates who made the trip to keota, clinton is her favorite. "i definately see a lot of her determination in me and definately, seeing her@beable to on caucus night, she'll be one of the youngest precinct waptains in iowa. " i've been some knocking doors in keota and some phone banking and i've juju fallen in love with it, i love it." loves sports, singing and dancing, she's found her groove in this presidential race - with no opportunity out of reach. that's imptant for abby, who someday, wants s run for office herself. "i think that she has demonstrated to her classmates and the community at large that a person that has a goal, is willing to sacrafice a little bit of extra time is going to be able to acommplish something that's truly phenominal." republican rick santorum and d

but everyone in town knows abby schulte. she's been a budding political activist during this caucus season in keota. she's our gazette, kcrg-tv9 student of the month, presented by hills bank and trust. kcrg-tv9's nicole agee reports. singing keota junior senior high is a small school with big opportunities for 17-year old abby schulte. nats from singing she's a leader in her show choir - and will give anything a try. "i've pretty much played every sport that's been offered. i always have tried to try everything." "she's involved in practically every activity a student can be a part of, she's been a leader for our community." nats of her singing solo making heard comes naturally to abby. she is student body president and has a passion for politics, which led to a plea for keota. "with the iowa caucus coming up and the candidates traveling to iowa so often, why don't we try to invite candidates to our tiny little school and see what happens. " please welcome keota high school students abby schulte, kylea tinnes, megan adam and

and our last finalist is 17 year old abby schulte, a senior at keota junior senior high school. she was instrumental in getting hillary clinton to visit her school and is active with her campaign. abby is the student council president and participates in several extra curricular activities. dot com slash student of the month. we'll feature the winner at the end of the month. president obama plans to talk to the nation this morning about a highly debated topic. he plans to announce executive action for gun control. and many are critical of this plan. a father and son are in custody this morning for arson charges that sparked controversy in oregon. but right now, here's a look at today's opening farm markets. good morning! mainly for the commute. we may have visibilities restricted in isolated areas. the main forecast focus for us continues to be on the system for wednesday night through saturday morning, then the slam of arctic air to follow. mixed precip is likely to break out as early as wednesday night and continue on a scattered basis through saturday morning. most of the prec

and our last finalist is 17 year old abby schulte, a senior at keota junior senior high school. she was instrumental in getting hillary clinton to visit her school and is active with her campaign. abby is the student council president and participates in several extra curricular activities. cast your vote online at kcrg dot com slash student of the month. we'll feature the winner at now here's our morning mugshot on your tuesday. it's gems of hope third annual hope blooms campaign. gems of hope is selling daffodils to help patients and families suffering from cancer. the campaign starts today and the flowers will be delivered march ninth. you can order by going to gems of hope dot com. proceeds from the hope blooms campaign go to support gems of hope and the programs it offers cancer patients and their families. if you have a non-profit event or organization you'd like to see featured... send us an e-mail... mugshot at kcrg-dot-com. " " here's what you need to know as you head out the door on your tuesday. president obama is expected to formally announce executive actions regardi

connection with. " we'd also like to announce the student of the month for january. 17-year-old abby schulte is this month's winner. she's a senior at keota junior senior high school. she was instrumental in getting hillary clinton to visit her school, and is also student council president. we'll feature schulte on tv9 at the end of the month. congratulations to all of this month's finalists. keeping your teeth clean without the pain... dentists are using a new digital technique to maintain your smile - and comfort level. meteorologist justin gehrts temperatures coming up in your first alert forecast. stay with tv9. temperatures are once again struggling to warm today. highs will creep to around zero or the lower single digits, but it'll still feel like it's -10 to -20 this afternoon. a bank of clouds will also move overhead in the western half of our area, roughly west of highway 218. we'll drop below zero again tonight with highs in the teens tomorrow. light snow will move in from the west tuesday afternoon, with light snow likely tuesday evening and to two inches, although areas south and

and our last finalist is 17 year old abby schulte, a senior at keota junior senior high school. she was instrumental in getting clinton to visit her school and is active with her campaign. abby is the student council president and participates in several extra curricular activities. cast your vote online at kcrg dot com slash student of the month. we'll feature the winner at the end of the month. families often gather in the kitchen. one appliance giant is taking that to a whole new level with its new high-tech refrigerator. watch for some patchy fog this mainly for the commute. we may have visibilities restricted in isolated areas. the main forecast focus for us continues to be on the system for wednesday night through saturday morning, then the slam of arctic air to follow. mixed precip is likely to break out as early as wednesday night and continue on a scattered basis of the precipitation should be in the form of a rain/snow mix with perhaps a 1-3" snow on the tail end when it wraps up saturday morning. then, the arctic air pours in. plan on single-digit highs on sunday with

we'd like to announce the gazette and kcrg tv9's student of the month for january. 17-year-old abby schulte is this month's winner. she's a senior at keota junior senior high school. she was instrumental in getting hillary clinton to visit her school mnd is also student council president. we'll feature schulte on tv9 at the end of the month. congratulations to all of this month's finalists. people waiting for the apple watch 2 will have to wait longer for the new gadget. and amazon echo's new feature is perfect for lazy kindle users. that's ahead in today's techbytes. good morning! it's -. now, same phones, but with u.s. cellular you get 6 gigs of 4g data for only $40 per month -- $20 less than verizon. and u.s. cellular's network was built to work in places like out here, here, and here. so, with all of that, why would you ever go to verizon? switch to u.s. cellular now and get 6 gigs of data for just $40 a month plus get $300 back. another very cold day is ahead ofofs, but at least we should climb back above zero today. wind chills, however, will stay below zero, around -10 to -20. we'll

we'd like to announce the gazette and kcrg tv9's student of the month for january. 17-year-old abby schulte is this month's winner. she's a senior at keota junior senior high school. she was instrumental in getting hillary clinton to visit her school and is also student council president. we'll feature schulte on tv9 at the end of the month. congratulations to all of this month's finalists. most of us probably want to blanket on these frigid days. but some e iowa are taking on the cold and a frozen silo. president obama has appointed an iowan who is also the agriculture secretary to take on the tough issue of heroin. another very cold day is ahead of us, but at least we should we should climb back above zero today. wind chills, however, will stay below zero, around -10 to -20. we'll have a fairly sunny sky today although a band of clouds may graze our western towns. we'll tonight under a mostly clear sky with cloudsds increasing toward dawn. light snow develops tomorrow afternoon and continues into tomorrow night. most of us will pick up a dusting up to two inches, although a bit more is po