around this time of year...when drivers get some temporary relief from the i-29 construction in downtown sioux city. but that won't be the case this winter. that's because the project is behind schedule, due to logistical set backs last year. the portion of i-29 that runs through downtown sioux city is being expanded from 4 lanes into 6. during the winter, the dot usually ends the one-lane traffic..but this year that won't be the case. "there expectation is to switch traffic thth year so move that interstate traffic into those new southbouou lanes and theyeyill close those northboundndanes over winter," saiddakin schultz, iowa dot transportation planner. the ten year project to improve a ten mile stretch of i-29 was expected to be completed in 2018. but now the deadline has been pushed back to the end of 2019. and another change drivers should be aware of. on monday the southbound floyd boulevard off ramp will be temporarily closed from 9 a-m until 3 p-m. tim: the river front area.....located just off i i9 in downtown sioux city is going g be getting a a ke over of its own. for now, city leaders ar

bright sunshine from the ho chunk centre in downtown sioux city. 79 was our high today after a low of 60. that's well above normal. the king's pointe skycam hd in storm lake also shows sunny skies. the allergy report medium levels of weeds and low tree and grass pollen. 79 is our temperature in sioux city. siouxland temperatures range from the upper 70s to the lower 80s. winds are calm in o'neill but breezy elsewhere, especially in the east. low dew points indicate dry air, and relative humidity values are less than 40% for most of us. because of this, a red flag warning is in effect for eastern siouxland until 7 pm. this means that fires will catch easily and spread quickly, so please avoid outdoor burning. if you look far to the west, you can see the cold front that will push through our area later this week. the satellite and radar shows clouds and a few showers to our west along that front. the stormcast hd shows a warm day tomorrow. the cold front will pass weather, but we don't expect any rain with the first passage of this front. however, the western part of the front will late

once you enter downtown sioux city on i-29...things start to get a little congested. natpop - segment one will be finished, like i said earlier, this year and our focus is segment two. segment two..the downtown area...is being expanded from 4 lanes into six. the on, off ramps are also getting upgrades. it was part of a 10 year project that would end in 2018...but iowa d-o-t transportation planner dakin schultz says that's no longer the case. "because of some constructibility issues last year with the bridges along bacon creek southbound and floyd boulevard southbound we ended up having to extend our completion into the end of 2019. and whwhe the d-o-t ususlly re-opens closed lanes on i-29 during the winter...thihi year...things are just getetng flipped around. "there expectation is to switch traffic this year. so move that interstate traffic into those new southbound lanes and then they will close the north bound lanes over winter. " said dakin schultz, iowa dot district transportation planner. news of the expansion, didn't set well with one driver i spoke to who works

fundraiser r the landen project on november 5th starting at 5 p-m at the orpheum theatre in downtown sioux city. it's free and open to donations. as part of the fundraiser, there will be a special screening of "the hornet's nest," an in-depth documentary on landen's 101st airborne division, also known as the "no slack afghanistan n 2009. sheiei? (sheila) thanks tiffany. we have a freeze warning in effects for how long will it last? for that, we'll toss it over to chief meteorologis t ron demers with the first look at our weather ad-lib most of our weather talk lately has been about how mild it has been. that is quickly changing. the strong north wind that we were feeling today is bringing in a cooler air mass. that paves the way for the chance of our first widespread frost or freeze across siouxland by friday morning. low by tomorrow morning will in the upper 20s to lower 30s and a freeze warning is in effect for central and western siouxland while eastern siouxland is under a frost advisory. after our cool start, highs on friday will struggle a bit as we some siouxland high schoolers got a rar

diana>> an old, downtown sioux city bank will soon be on the move... literally. the building that once housed liberty national bank at second and pearl was closed months ago. the city wants the site for commercial development and to add parking for the hard rock hotel and casino. ho-chunk incorporated bought the building from the city and planned to move it to winnebago. but it's too expensive to move it across the veterans bridge. ho - chunk sold the building for a dollar to bishop heelan catholic schools. it'll replace heelan's 100 year old administration building. a basement will be added... which will double the size. it's hoped the project will be finished by next year. larry>> the woodbury courthouse is in need of more repeprs. last week we told you the building's two elevators need replacing at a cost of more than 400 - thousand dollars. tonight the supervisors were told a piece of marble recently fell from a courtroom ceiling. you can even see daylight where the piece fell from. there'e'also water damage thth caused some of the windowswso rust and bow out

fred: (fred) the port neal welding company skycam hd shows mostly cloudy skies in downtown sioux city. 64 was our high today after a morning low of 36. the allergy report shows low overall pollen levels. 64 is our temperature in sioux city. local temperatures are in the upper 50s and lower 60s. winds are from the southeast at 5 to 15 miles per hour. once again, the air is dry. dew points in the 30s would allow for another chilly night, but cloud cover and at least some wind will hold us up a bit. expect a low in the lower 40s. let's zoom all the way out to the national satellite and radar. we can see two and one over the neither one will have any huge effect on our weather, the stormcast hd shows that those two system will merge and provide a chance of showers, mainly in the southern and eastern part of conditions arrive on wednesday behind the system, then cold air will arrive wednesday night as we dip below freezing. the rain forecast shows that most of us will receive little to no measurable rain. a tenth of an inch is possible in the east. an exception could will be possible colum

the port neal welding company skycam hd from the ho chunk centre in downtown sioux city shows mostly cloudy skies. 66 was our high today after a low of 53. pollen levels are once again high today. weed pollen is medium. 64 is our sioux city temperature. siouxland temperatures range from the 50s in the northwest to 60s elsewhere. the regional shows the cold front that passed through earlier today. we have 80s to the southeast and only 50s west of us. the satellite and radar shows the few earlier today, but let me direct your attention to the more widespread in across southern nebraska. on the stormcast hd, we can see that front stalling out tonight. then, tomorrow, low pressure will begin to move along the front, which will give birth to a warm front that will push through siouxland on friday. this will give us a chance of rain tomorrow, but a better chance a few thunderstorms. then, a second cold front will sweep through as we go into saturday, bringing a cooldown as we start the weekend. how much rain to expect? the rain forecast is for around a half inch in the east, and a half inch

fhexom@kcautv.c om (fred) the port neal welding company skycam hd shows mostly cloudy skies in downtown sioux city. 64 was our high today after a morning low of 36. the allergy report shows low overall pollen levels. highs over western iowa were in the upper 50s and lower 60s. eastern nebraska and d utheastenr south dakota were in the 60s for the most part. 59 is our temperature in sioux city. local temperatures are in the upper 50s and lower 60s. winds are from the southeast at 5 to 15 miles per hour. once again, the air is dry. dew points in the 30s would allow for another chilly night, but cloud cover and at least some wind will hold us up a bit. expect a low in the lower 40s. let's zoom all the way out to the national satelllle and radar. we can see two systems, one over the rocky mountains, and onover the southeastern us. neither one will have any huge effect on our weather, the stormcast hd shows that those two system will merge and provide a chance of showers, mainly in the southern and eastern part of siouxland. breezy conditions arrive on wednesday behind e system, then cold air will arri

in iowa were affected by the avian flu last year tim: the businesses of the united center in downtown sioux city once again joined forces to bring awareness to the united way of siouxland's mission, while having a little fun at the same time. 3...2...1... egg smashing they've agaged to takekeart in a "tonight show" style game of egg roulette. as these companies wrap up their united way campaigns for the year, the leaders of these organizations have agreed to add this extra incentive for employees considering donations to the united way of siouxland and its many partner agencies. four teams of employees competed in a mini office olympics to earn eggs for their executives. the business leaders found out today the haha way whether ththeggs are hard boboed or raw. "so doing this today was alot of fun, we raised some money for the united way and they got to throw eggs at the boss so howbad could that day be?" says branch manageb%of baird mark stuck. "there were some that i felt that felt hard-boiled but weren't and that i, it was really hard to tell which ones were which. anything we can do to help r

2 line super: fhexom@kcautv.c the port neal skycam hd shows quiet conditions in downtown sioux city. 64 was our high today after a morning low of 36. the allergy report shows low overall pollen levels. 45 is our temperature in sioux city. winds are from the eaststoutheast at 8 les per hour. range from the middle 50s. once again, the air is dry. dew points are in the for another chilly cover will linger and hold temperatures a few degrees warmer than last night. let's zoom all the way out to the national satellite and radar. we can see two systems, one over the rocky mountains, and one over the southeastern us. neither one will have any huge effect on our weather, bubu the southern s stem will clip eastern siouxland with some showers tomorrow, the stormcast hd shows that those two systems will merge and provide a chance of showers, mainly in the eastern part of siouxland. breezy conditions arrive on wednesday behind the system, th cold air will arrive wednesday night as we dip below freezing. our neighbors to the northeast could even see some snow! but siouxland will not see any snow.

with several groups about closing prairie hills and expanding the law enforcement center in downtown sioux city by adding holding cells on the third floor. "studying whether or not the structural integrity can take the load limit or what we would want to put up there as far as the cell block spaces would be the first step," said jeremy taylor. the board discussed it, but took no action last night. on the way: patients at a sioux city hospital get a visit from the sioux city musketeers... and we've entered a stretch of cooler weather. meterologist ben dorenbach will be back with the full forecast. here's the live view from our skycam in spencer, iowa, where it's and degrees ben, it's a little bit cooler and a little bit cloudier. << quite a few clouds and a few showers off to our south and west might contribute to a few morning sprinkles today, but other than that conditions should remain dry. temperatures though will be quite a bit cooler with highs lling short of 70 degrees with some sunshine returning this afternoon. lows tonight will also fall more toward 40 degrees courtesy of some clearing

) the port neal welding company skycam hd shows bright sunshine from the ho chunk centre in downtown sioux city. 79 was our high today after a low of 60. that's well above normal. the king's pointe skycam hd in storm lake also shows sunny skies. the allergy report shows high overall pollen levels, but medium levels of weeds and low tree and grass pollen. highs over western iowa were in the upper 70s and lower 80s. eastern nebraska and southeastern south dakota also saw upper 70s and lower 80s. 78 is our temperature in sioux city. siouxland temperatures range from the upper 70s o'neill but we see strong southwest breezes elsewhere, especially in the east. low dew points indicate dry air, and relative humidity values are less than 40% for most of us. because of this, a red flag warning is in effect for eastern siouxland until 7 pm. this means that fires will catch easily and spread quickly, so please avoid tdoor burning. if you look far to the west, you can see the cold front that will push through our area later this week. the satellite and radar shows clouds and a few showers to our west along

larry>> taking a live look out over downtown sioux city tonight on our j- c roofing and insulating sky watch camera... diana>> clouds and rain are on the way... bringing cooler kayla's forecast is next. larry, diana, kayla>> larry, diana and kayla talk about today's weather and the upcoming forecast. kayla>> . larry, diana, kayla>> larry, diana and kayla talk about today's weather and the upcoming forecast. kayla>> . larry, diana, ay>>ar,anday tk ou od'seaerndhepcin oras cld vewi iree er night bringing temperatures into the lower 40s by morning.. tomorrow will start out cloudy but rain will move in around midday and continue throughout the night and all day friday. temperatures will be back in the 60's for the rest of the week and continue to drop during the weekend into the beginning of the week next week. after a mostly sunny and dry weekend we will see rain return to siouxland on tuesday with 50's. still ahead tonight... what doctors in siouxland are learning about how to treat patients with heart conditions *regardless* of their age... but first... david asman says: 'how you can ow

the concert tonight is at 7:30 at the orpheum theatre in downtown sioux city. carly fiorina doesn't necessarily consider iowa a must-win for her campaign, but she knows she has to do well. the republican presidential candidate is campaigning in eastern iowa this weekend. she held a town hall in waterloo today. she talked about her frustration with the government -- saying she spoke to an iowa farmer hit hard by bird flu. she said the producer knew what to do -- but was told by the u-s-d-a to wait until they got there. she said he waited for six weeks. "his voice literally breaking he said, 'carly i've been in this business all my life. i know what to do. the government won't let me do it.' when six bureaucrats finally showed up to tell him what to do, he said, 'you don't know anything about my business and they didn't care anything about me.'" fiorina is currently at a stop in monticello, iowa. we may learn this weekend if vice president joe biden will run for president. he attended his granddaughter's cross- country meet in delaware this morning. biden is repo

diana>> an old, downtown sioux city bank will soon be on the move... literally. the building that once housed liberty national bank at second and pearl was closed months ago. the city wants the site for commercial development and to add parking for the hard rock hotel and casino. ho-chunk incorporated bought the building from the city and planned to move it to winnebago. but it's too expensive to move it across the veterans bridge. ho - chunk sold the building for a dollar to bishop heelan catholic schools. it'll replace heelan's 100 year old administration building. a basement will be added... which will double the size. it's hoped the project will be finished by next year. larry>> the woodbury courthouse is in need of more repairs. last week we told you the building's two elevators need replacing at a cost of more than 400 - thousand dollars. tonight the supervisors were told a piece of marble recently fell from a courtroom ceiling. you can even see daylight where the piece fell from. there's also water damage that caused some of the windows to rust and bow out

the port neal welding company skycam hd shows mostly sunny skies from the ho chunk centre in downtown sioux city. 79 was our high today after a low of 50. wow, that's some bright sunshine on the e rt neal welding company skycam hd in storm lake! the allergy report isn't so sunny. pollen levels are high overall, with weeds high. we neeeea hard freeze to kill off ththpollen- producing plants, but unfortunately, none is in sight for at least a week. highs over western iowa were in the middle to upper 70s. eastern nebraska and southeastern south dakota were in the upper 70s and lower 80s. in sioux city, we have 74 degrees. local temperatures are in the 70s to 80 in norfolk. winds are from the south generally. dew points in the 40s and 50s indicate fairly dry air. relative humidity values are less than 50 percent for most. zooming out, we can see the cold front more clearly. billings, mt has only 50 degrees. the satellite and radar shows clouds thicker to the west closer to the front. the stormcast hd shows a quiet night tonight, then the front passing through tomorrow. so, it will be cooler wednesda

fundraiser for the landen project on november 5th starting at 5 p-m at the orpheum theatre in downtown sioux city. as part of the fundraiser, there will be a special screening of "the hornet's nest," an in-depth documentary on landen's 101st airborne division. president t ama announced today y the u-s will keep a significant military presence in afghanistan longer than he had planned. the president announced more troops are needed to stay longer in afghanistan to keep that country secure, even though the combat mission is over. by stabilizing afghanistan, the president says americans will be safer. sot: president obama (no super) :15-:23 i believe this mission is vital to our national security interests preventing terrorist attacks against our citizens and our nation. the president reasasssed his plan to aw down the number of troops bthe end of 2016 because of recent taliban advances. this abrupt turn around keeps our presence at 9800 troops through next year. then drops to 5500 in 2017. retired army colonel jack jacobs warns stability will be a balancing act that requires more than the president

the port neal welding company skycam hd shows quiet conditions from the ho chunk centre in downtown sioux city. 79 was our high today after a low of 60. that's well above nororl. the king's p pnte skycam hd in storm lake also shows peacacul weather. the allergy report shows s gh overall pollen levels, but medium levels of weeds and low tree and grass pollen. 62 is our temperature in sioux city. siouxland temperatures range from the 50s to the 70s. winds are calm in wayne and norfolk but we see a southerly breeze of 5 to 15 miles per hour elsewhere. low dew points in the 40s indicate dry air. if you look far to the west, you can see the cold front that will push through our area later this week. the satellite and radar shows clouds and a few showers to our front. the a warm day front will pass through wednesday, causing cooler weather and possibly a few sprinkles, but measurable rain is the western part of the front will later advance back front on thursday chance of showers. tonight, look for a low of 53 with tomorrow, expect partly cloudy skies and a high of 79. the 7-day forecast shows 60s a

like to become a volunteer, you can go to the center for siouxland at 715 douglas street in downtown sioux city. we also have more information in this story on our website siouxland news dot com. diana>> tonight was red ribbon nit at the long lines family rec center. red ribbon week is actually october 23rd to the 31st, but festivities kicked off a bit early. tonight focused on keeping kids drug free and encouraging them to live healthier lives. residents of all ages enjoyed free pizza, pop, and lots of fun and games. "this really brings the community together and just living drug free is very important for everyone. i think it's really important that we give that message to young kids, so they can continue to do that throughout their life and live a successful, happy life." the sioux city mayor's youth commission teamed up with the elks club, chestermans, and other local agencies to make the evening enjoyable for all. kayla>> . overnight clouds will increase and temperatures will be warm and in the upper 50s. temperatures will warm into the evening will bring our next chance of showers. we wil

larry>> two women have been jailed... and a man is on the run after a car chase in downtown sioux city last night. the chase began at 18th and virginia streets... and ended at 6th and main. police arrested 38- year- old trisha flute (flewt) of south sioux city... and 39- year- old irene lasley of sioux city. they say flute was driving... and is charged with aggravated eluding and reckless driving... along with several traffic violations. lasley was arrested on outstanding warrants. police are also looking for a third person... a native american man in his 30s who ran from the car. if you have any information you're asked to call sioux city police. diana>> three members of a storm lake family are in jail following drug - related probes in utah and storm lake. 49- year- old abel medina rios... his 28- year- old daughter raquel... and 26- year- old son abel... were arrested following a traffic stop by the utah highway patrol monday. they found about 55 pounds of marijuana and a loaded handgun in their car. the arrests led storm lake police to search a home at 210 highway street... the el

the port neal welding company skycam hd time lapse shows a quiet night in downtown sioux city. 51 was our high today after a low of 39. the king's pointe skycam hd shows quiet conditions in storm lake. the allergy report shows low overall pollen levels. 41 is ouousioux city temperature. the dew point is only 25. local temperatures are 30s to lower 40s. wind chills are in the 20s and 30s. winds are e rthwest at arouou 15 to 20 mph. we're seeing some slightly lower visibilty around spencer. the satellite and radar shows a big low pressure system to our east. we were on the western edge of the system today, but it is moving east, so our snow is about 95% done. the stormcast hd shows windy conditions taming down only a bit tonight. tomorrow, high pressure will bring chilly sunshine, but winds will stay breezy. rain chances are friday night. many of us will see 0.25" to 0.33". your forecast tonight is for a low of 33. skies will be partly cloudy and winds s ll gust to 30 mph. tomorrow, the high will be 49 with partly cloudy skies and winds gusting to 25 miles per hour. the 7-day shows a co

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the port neal welding company skycam hd shows quiet conditions from the ho chunk centre in downtown sioux city. 79 was our high today after a low of 50. the allergy report isn't so sunny. pollen levels are high overall, with weeds high. we need a hard freeze to kill off the pollen- producing plants, but unfortunately, none is in sight for at least a week. in sioux city, we have 61 degrees. local temperatures are in the 50s to 60s. zooming out, we can see the cold front more clearly. billings, mt has only 48 degrees. the satellite and radar shows clouds thicker to the west closer to the front. the stormcast hd shows a quiet night tonight, then the front passing through tomorrow. so, it will be cooler wednesday. no rain is expected wednesday, but on thursday, a low will lift north along with the warm front. this will give us a chance of showers thursday, especially late in the day. with the low close by, showers are likely friday, and possibly even a thunderstorm! tonight, look for a low of 51 and partly cloudy skies. tomorrow for a high of 68 and partly cloudy skies. the 7-day forecast shows ma

the port neal welding company skycam hd from the ho chunk centre in downtown sioux city shows mostly cloudy skies. 66 was our high today after a low of 53. pollen levels are once again high today. weed pollen is medium. highs across siouxland were in the 60s today. 63 is our sioux city temperature. siouxland temperatures range from the 50s in the northwest to 60s elsewhere. the regional temperature map shows the cold front that passed through earlier today. we have 80s to the southeast and only 50s west of us. the satellite and radar shows the few showers we had earlier today, but let me direct your attention to the more widespread rain across southern nebraska. on the stormcast hd, we can see that front stalling out tonight. then, tomorrow, low pressure will begin to move along the front, which will give birth to a warm front that will push through siouxland on friday. this will give us a chance of rain tomorrow, but a better chance friday, when we could actually hear a few thunderstorms. then, a second cold front will sweep through as we go into saturday, bringing a cooldown as we

cure siouxland held a ribbon cutting this morning for its new office on nebraska street in downtown sioux city. they moved back in january, but waited until now to mark the occassion in honor of national breast cancer awareness month. executive director kristi quinn hopes this more visible location will encourage more people to use their resources. "what are real hope is that more people who have questions and more people who have concerns about breast cancer will stop by, they'll call, they'll learn to look to us for someone who can help." says kristi quinn,executive director of the susan g. komen of siouxland. susan g. komen siouxland is open monday through friday from 9am to 4pm. monday through friday from 9am to 4pm. tim: haunted houses usually contain props such as chainsaws, zombies, or skeletons, but west middle school has added a new element... technology. sixth through eigth graders are working on a project called haunted hallways. it showcases their technical skills in areas like graphic design, editing and more. "the haunted hallways is a rear screen projection project where the kid

businesses at the united center in downtown sioux city are bring awareness to the united way of siouxland's mission, and egg at a time. 3...2...1... egg smashing the business center hosted egg roulette today... several weeks ago tennant managers added extra incentive for employees making a donation to the united way of siouxland. four teams of employees competed in a mini office olympics earning eggs for their executives. the business leaders found out today the hard way whether the eggs are hard boiled or raw. "so doing this today was alot of fun, we raised some money for the united way and they got to throw eggs at the boss so howbad could that day be?" says branch manager of baird mark stuck. "there were some that i felt that felt hard-boiled but weren't and that i, it was really hard to tell which ones were which. anything we can do to help raise money for the united way helps improve our community." says kevin mcmanamy, president of united real estates solutions. were able to raise $1,012 for this year's united way campaign. $1,012 for this year's united way campaign. tim: a new office

the port neal welding company skycam hd from the ho chunk centre in downtown sioux city shows mostly cloudy skies. 66 was our high today after a low of 53. the king's pointe skycam hd in storm lake is quiet. pollen levels are once again high today. weed pollen is medium. 53 is our sioux city temperature. siouxland temperatures are in the 40s and 50s. the regional temperature map shows the cold front that passed through earlier today. we have 60s and 70s to the southeast and only 40s west of us. the satellite and radar shows the few showers we had earlier today, but let me direct your attention to the more widespread rain across southern nebraska. on the stormcast hd, we can see that front stalling out tonight. then, tomorrow, low pressure will begin to move along the front, which will give birth to a warm front that will push through siouxland on friday. this will give us a chance of rain tomorrow, but a better chance friday, when we could actually hear a few thunderstorms. then, a second cold front will sweep through as we go into saturday, bringing a cooldown as we start the weeken

from last night's sioux city city council meeting. e council unanimously approved a contract to do 2 2oint 2 million dollar repair to the police and fire headquarters building downtown. the building was only built in the late 1980s... but it's had a lot of mold issues... plumbing and electrical problems... and foundational cracks. work on renovations to fix some will start right away. city officials expect the project to take about a year and a half to finishsh the council also agreed to spend 45 - thousand dollars to study the future development of the city's riveront... like where the argosy casino was docked. the consultant doing the study will come up with a master plan for chris larsen park and the surrounding area... which'll be submitted to the public to think about. mayor bob scott says it's important the public has a say in the future of the riverfront. "i think that the process should be that the citizens have input first and then take it to the differenenplanning deals to haha them put it on paper. it's important to me that citizens have some input and we have something down there that we can be proud of for years to come." one possible use? an r - v park

good night.cloudy skies from the ho chunk centre in downtown sioux city. the satellite and radar shows that a few showers earlier today have dissipated now. mostly cloudy skies can be expected tonight. the temperature will be 58 at 10 pm, 53 at 2 am, and 52 at 6 am. i'll be back in a few minutes with a look at how much rain is coming to siouxland. but now, here's local news that matters! " " jenna: good evening and thank you for joining us tonight im jenna rehnstrom tim and im tim seaman a study conducted by the university of tennessee says corn ethanol may not be as eco friendly as once believed and may be leading to water and soil problems jenna: abc 9's bria bell visted valero renewables in hartley today and has more details... bria: valero says that studies like this always comes along and that they make a special effort to communicate with farmers to ensure that the corn crops are of good use. though there are positives and negatives with anything...right now they say corn "is" the cream of the crop. " " "studeis like this always talk abouth things th

and a man is on the run after a car chase in downtown sioux city wednesday night. the chase started at 18th and virginia streets... ended at 6th and main street. police arrested 38 - year - - d trtrha (flewt) flute of south sisix city... and 39 - year - old irene lasley of siouxity. they say flute was driving... she's charged with aggravated eluding and reckless driving... along with quite a few traffic violations. lasley was arrested on outstanding g rrants. police are ao looking for a who ran from the car. if you have any information... please call sioux city police. jake>> three members of a storm lake family are in jail... after drug probes inintah and storm lake. 49 - year - old abel medina rios... his 28 - year - old daughter raquel... and 26 - year - old son abel... were arrested after a traffic stop by the utah highway patrol monday. they found about 55 pounds of marijuana and a loaded handgun in their c c. the arrests led storm lake police to search a home at 210 highway street... the el tapatio mexican restaurant... and the princess palace clothing store.

sioux city. jake>> an old downtown sioux city bank will soon be on the move... the building that once housed liberty national bank at second and pearl was closed months ago. the city wants the site for commercial development... and to add parking for the hard rock hotel and casino. ho - chunk incorporated bought the building from the city... with plans to move it to winnebago. but it too expensive to move it across the veterans bridge. so... ho - chunk sold the building for a dollar to bishop heelan catholic schools. it'll replace heelan's 100 year old administration building. it's hoped the project will be finished by next year. ->> . >>> ""playboy" announced their magazine will not feature photos of nude women. now you really will only read "playboy" for the articles. honestly, i am so pleased to be the very first person on the planet to tell that joke. >> steve, you read it. >> for the article. >> for the article. >> the article. >> the article. >> the article. >> the article. >> for the article. >> i only read it for the article. >> the article! >> i like tha

fundraiser for the landen project on november 5th starting at 5 p-m at the orpheum theatre in downtown sioux city. as part of the fundraiser, there will be a special screening of "the hornet's nest," an in-depth documentary on landen's 101st airborne division. president obama announced the u-s will keep a significant military presence in afghanistan longer than he had planned. the president announced yesterday that more troops are needed to stay in afghanistan longer to keep that country secure, even though the combat mission is over. by stabilizing afghanistan, the president says americans will be safer. sot: president obama (no super) :15-:23 i believe this mission is vital to our national security interests preventing terrorist attacks against our citizens and our nation. the president reassessed his plan to draw down the number of troops by the end of 2016 because of recent taliban advances. this abrupt turn around keeps our presence at 98-hundred troops through next year. then drops to 55-hundred in 2017. retired army colonel jack jacobs warns stability will be a balancing act that requires

several businesses in the united center in downtown sioux city joined forceseso raise money for the united way of siouxland. and, they had fun doing it. they got a little egg on their face with a "tonight show with jimmy fallon" style game of egg roulette. the event also featuring a chili feed and mini-i-ympics which raised more than a thousand dollars. sioux city kids tried their hands at playing the percussion indonesian assemble called the gamelan. made up of gongs, drums, bonang, and xylaphone-like instruments, the gamelan is about the group playing together, not individual musicians. the instruments are housed in the national music museum in vermillion, south dakota and this is the first time they have been played outside of the museum. the students say it was a fun way to learn about other cultures through music. "there are lots and lots different percussion instruments other than just the ones that we use here in the united states, there's tons around the world and they're all very different," says noah youngberg, a west high sophomore. "the siouxuxity students are having this s ppo

the cure siouxland held a ribbon cutting yesterday for its new office on nebraska street in downtown sioux city. they moved back in january, but waited until now to mark the occassion in honor of national breast cancer awareness month. executive director kristi quinn hopes this more visible location will encourage more people to use their r sources. "what are real h he is thamore people whhave questions and more people who have concerns about breast cancer will stop by, they'll call, they'll learn to look to us for someone who can help." says kristi quinn,executive director of the susan g. komen of siouxland. jessica rae: susan g. komen siouxland is open monday through friday from 9am to 4pm. " jessica rae: coming up.... i'll tell you about a halloween tradition in south dakota.... involving inmates growing pumpkins... find out more... after the break. scott: " " siouxland. here's almanac where yesterday's high temperature was 78 after a low of 38. we'll check out the port neal welding company skycam hd ininioux city and the king's pointe skycyc hd in storm lake, ia where we have some cool cond

the cure siouxland held a ribbon cutting yesterday y for its new offifi on nebraska street in downtown sioux city. . they moved back in january, but waited until now to mark the occassion in honor of national breast cancer awareness month. jessica rae: inmates at the south dakota state penitentiary in yankton are gaving back to the community with a fall tradition. nat sound: children shouting: "thank you!", inmates respond: "your welcome, guys!" jessica rae: the inmates grew and harvested pumpkins and now, they're delivering them to elementary school students. in a season when pumpkin numbers are down, the donation comes at a great time.... helping to ensure kids have pumpkins to carve for halloween. the inmates say the best part is seeing huge smiles on the kids faces. "to see the excitement on their face, and to know that it's going to make their day... to know that i was part of something that made their day, it's a blessing" says ryan klave, inmate at the mike durfee state prison in yankton, sd. jessicicrae: the inmatete "green t tmbs" go furthehethan pumpkins..... ey grow and donate fruits a

businesses at the united center in downtown sioux city are bringing awareness to the united way of siouxland's mission, one egg at a time. 3...2...1... egg smashing the business center hosted an egg roulette yesterday. several weeks ago tenant managers added extra incentive for employees making a donation to the united way of siouxland. four teams of employees competed in a mini office olympics earning eggs for their executives. the business leaders found out the hard way whether the eggs are hard boiled or raw. "so doing this today was alot of fun, we raised some money for the united way and they got to throw eggs at the boss so howbad could that day be?" says branch manager of baird mark stuck. "there were some that i felt that felt hard-boiled but weren't and that i, it was really hard to tell which ones were which. anything we can do to help raise money for the united way helps improve our community." says kevin mcmanamy, president of united real estates solutions. jessica rae: the egg roulette raised one- thousand and twelve dollars for this year's united way campaign. jessica rae: " when

sioux city... remember... the *only* place you'll be able to cast your ballot is the long lines family rec center next to the tyson events center in downtown sioux citit 3 iowa's junior u - s senator is keeping up the efforts to from the e - p - a.senator joni ernst's bill to block the "waters of the united states" rule from takiki effect will now be considered by the full senate.ernst introduced the bill last month. according to her the rule would give the e - p - a and the army corps of engineers authority over 97 waterways the senate is expected to consider ernst's bill sometime in the next two weeks. 3 a siouxland certified interpreter is celebrating the grand opening of her new translation and interpretation center.perla (alar - con flo - ree) alarcon - flory held a ribbon cutting and open house at her new center... inside the ho - chunk centre. she's the owner of the centerer. it t tnslates anish to english and english to spanish. perla says spanish is the second - most - common language spoken in iowa... and she hopes to recruit more qualified translators in sioux cityty 3 "what do i see? what is the vision? grow, to grow. we have,

sioux city. that's happening at the peirce mansion on jackson street at 8:45 this s rning. jake>> an old downtown sioux city bank will soon be on the move... literally. the building that once housed liberty national bank at second and pearl was closed months ago. the city wants the site for commercial development... and to add parking for the hard rock hotel and casino. ho - chunk incorporated bought the building frorothe city... withthlans to move it to winnebago. but it's too expensive to move it across the veterans bridge. so... ho - chunk sold the building for a dollar to bishop heelan catholic schools. it'll replace heelan's 100ear old administration building. a basement will be added... which will double the building's size. it's hoped the project will be finished by next year. jake>> and this momoing it looks like the woodbury courthouse needs more repai. lamt week we told you the building's two elevators nd replaced... but that'll cost more than 400 - thousand dollars. last night the supervisors were told a piece of marble fell from a courtroom ceiling. and you can even see daylight throu

for the cure siouxland held a rion cutting yesterday for its new office on nebraska street in downtown sioux city. they moved back waited until now to mark the occassion in honor of national breast cancer awareness month. executive director kristi quinn hopes this more visible location will encourage more people to use their resources. "what are real hope is that more people who have questions and more people who have concerns about breast cancer will stop by, they'll call, they'll learn to look to us for someone who can help." says kristi quinn,executive director of the susan g. komen of siouxland. jessica rae: susan g. komen siouxland is open monday through iday from 9am to 4pm. jessica let's check in with for the weather.r. matt: sunshine stays with us today as high temperatures reach near 80 degrees. a cold front comes through tomorrow which will bring breezy northwest winds to siouxland and cooler temperatures too. highs are going to fall to the 60s by the weekend and we may see frost both friday and saturday morning. today's high is 78 with overnight low is 42. tomorrow, we'll have a high o

in your c - net 3 good morning, (downtown sioux city)... it's (47 degrees) outside at (time)... as we take a look from our (j - c roofing and insulating) camera. 3 walmart wants to join amazon in the drone delivery game. here's your c - net tech update. 3 your facebook notifications are getting really personal -- and really busy. i'm bridget carey, this is your cnet update.right now facebook notifications tell you when someone liked your post, or when a friend is having a birthday. but facebook is cramming more alerts into the notification bar for things it thinks you may be interested in, (video from facebook 00:27- 00:58)including sports scores for the teams you follow, and reminders about tv shows you like. you'll also see weather alerts, followed by trending news in your area, nearby restruant and movies. if you have location on and you rsvped to an event, you may also see a card reminding you when to leave to get there on time. does this remind you of anything? because this is exactly like google now. on facebook each of these information chunks are a card -- same terminolo

he says s 's talked with varioio groups about expanding the law enforcement center in downtown sioux city. that expansion project would convert an area on the third floor to additional holding cells. "studying whether or not the structural integrity can take the load limit or whatate would want to put up there as far as the cell block spaces would be the first step," said jeremy tayl. the board didn't take any action to move forward with any project. they say it's an option they could explore based on results of additional rerearch. prprrie hills remains opop. a church project in norfolk, nebraska is on hold. a public hearing on our savior lutheran church's possible purchase of a building is being delayed. us92's eric mckay has that story. << commission's'seeting was mistakenly published as occurring on wednesday, which meant that tuesday's meeting, technically, wasn't legal. it was advised by city officials that the commission not make any y decisions until either a special meeting next week or their next regularly scheduled meeting in november. that meant no decision was made on our sav

sioux city tuesday." within a live look from our downtown skycam run. beautiful night ahead for us and i think we can already see the weekend. kurtis: friday will be the wedding day. we have some showers moving on in. down around kansas city, eastern nebraska, even some snow over in colorado. these will arrive fairly early tomorrow morning. can't rule out an isolated thunder shower. 4:00 p.m., 67. here's what we will see for the weekend. clouds early, sunshine late. 63 degrees. sunday will be a bit chilly early on but then with sunshine we will warm up nicely. hopefully the rain and the wind won't knock the leaves down. a complete check on your 8 day forecast coming up. stacey: public shaming. what this mom was doing in public that an omaha police officer nearly ticketed her for. disturbing vandalism. serves as a sign of welcome to families of sick children. we will tell that's amazing. it's amazing. this is amazing. that's amazing! real people are discovering surprising things at chevy. we're sold. it's so pretty. beautiful. it feels great. perfect. th

larry>> sioux city's city expensive, but much- needed repairs to an important downtown the council will discuss the 2- point -1 million dollar project to repair the police and fire that building... which is less than 30 years old... has been plagued with problems... including issues with mold, plumbing and electrical systems and poorly- sealed windows. the council also scheduled to approve a demolition contract for the rose hill mansion on grandview boulevard tonight. that house has been the subject of a long and bitter battle between the city and the contractor ostensibly working to fix it up. now... with the final demolition contract set to be awarded... it looks like that saga is coming to an end. larry>> summer - like weather cotinues to hand on here in siouxland. diana>> but how much longer will it last? kayla novak joins us with more... kayla. kayla>> . overnight clouds will increase and temperatures will be warm and in the upper 50s. temperatures will warm into the upper 70s tomorrow and the evening will bring our next chance of showers. we will dry out on wednesday and thursday

sioux city's police and fire headquarters. the city council has approved nearly 2- point-2 million dollars for repairs and renovations to the downtown building. work will be done on the roof, siding and plumbing and a new heating and coooong system will be insnslled. police chief doug yoyog says the work is badly needed and long overdue. "i'm looking forward and making the working environment in that building a lot better than it has been for quite a while," said sioux city police chief doug young. the money will come from the city's capital improvement plan. the work is expected to take about a year and a half to complete. the city council has approved spending 45- thousand dollars to study possible new uses of the former argosy casino site on sioux city's missouri riverfront. parks and rec director matt salvatore says the area should include green space, maybe including fishing piers and overlooks. mayor bob scott says its critical the public weigh in. " the process should be that citizens have input first, then take it to the different planning deals and then put it on paper," said sioux city mayor bob scott. "i think it's import

sioux city symphony orchestra held its annual free concert for the sixth graders. dozens of stududts from area schools spent part of their morning at the orpheum theatre downtown... listening to classical music performeby the symphony. symphony executive director mark francis says the event is a great way to`introduce the kids to a live orchestra. emphasized very much in schools anymore, and this gives the students a chance to hear, certainly, an important part of western culture." the performances broke down and explained the importance of the works of beethoven... in particular his famous 9th symphony... which the sioux city symphony will perform with the help of area choirs next spring. larry>> the focus of the 2016 presidential race is squared in on lasasegas.... where tonigig the five democrats seekingnghe oval office kick off the firstst of six debates before the primaries begin next year. diana>> reporter vicki gonzalez from our sister station in las vegas has a look at the candidates and what you can expect to see tonight. whereas the republicans' left an impression of a dysfunctional family, the first democratic debate is expected to be a meeting of the minds. but

downtown," said mayor bob scott. the study that passed 3 to 2..... consultant to promote the city and councilmember the studies are worth the investment. "the last ststy was two years and sioux lot in two yearsrs the city has now vested more than 125-thousand dollars in surveys during the past 5 weeks. including a 72- thousand dollar feasibilty study for an r-v park ...as well as, a 45-thousand dollar site assessement for the former site of the argosy casino. those studies are currently underway...and despite the opposition....the new marketing study is also a go. jessica rara a week long assessment...will be held during the second week of april. where a consultant will conduct workshops and presentations on his findings. jessica rae: a cal farmer is being recognized by the white house. here's paul hughes with the details. "a hartington farmer has been recognized by the white house for his efforts to support the sustainable and agriculture statement from the credits martin kleinschmit, an organic grain and cattle farmer, for mentoring others through a four-year program that enrolled 60,000 nebraska acres in a usda organic transition program. two young women om norfolk return

sioux city city council meeting. the council unanimously approved a contract to do 2 point 2 million dollar repair to the police and fire headquarters building downtown. the building was only built in the late 1980s... but it's had a lot of mold issues... plumbing and electrical problems... and foundational cracks. work on renovations to fix some of those problems and make the building more energy efficient will start right away. city officials expect the project to take about a year and a half to finish. the council also agreed to spend 45 - thousand dollars to study the future development of the city's riverfront... like where the argosy casino was docked. the consultant doing the study will come up with a master plan for chris larsen park and the surrounding area... which'll be submitted to the public to think about. mayor bob scott says it's important the public has a say in the future of the riverfront. one possible use? an r - v park on the iowa side of the missouri river... r - v park in south sioux city. . what are people from l.a. like? >> slow. >> what do you think about people from new york? >> people are crazy. >> what do you think about

radig, sioux city council member radig....along with mayor bob scott....were the only one's to disapprove of the 25-thousand dollar study monday. the reason i voted no is because we just had a downtown study if you remember about two years ago and it was funded by several local entities and i'm just wondering how many studies we can do before we figure out what we're supposed to do with downtown," said mayor bob scott. the study that passed 3 to 2..., would pay an arizona-based consultant to examine ways to promote the city and attract tourists. councilmember rhonda capron says the studies are worth the investment. "the last study was two years and sioux city has changed a lot in two years the city has now invested more than 125-thousand dollars in surveys during the past 5 weeks. including a 72- thousand dollar feasibilty study for an r-v park ...as well as, a 45-thousand former site of the argosy casino. those studies are currently underway...and despite the opposition....the new marketing study is also a go. jessica rae: a week long assessment...will currently underway...and despite the opposition....the new marketing study is also a go. jessica rae: a week long assessment...will

radig, sioux city council member radig....along with mayor bob scott....were the only one's to disapprove of the 25-thousand dollar study monday. the reason i voted no is because we just had a downtown study if you remember about two years ago and it was funded by several local entities and i'm just wondering how many studies we can do before we figure out what we're supposed to do with downtown," said mayor bob scott. the study that passed 3 to 2..., would pay an arizona-based consultant to examine ways to promote the city and attract tourists. councilmember rhonda capron says e studies are rth the investment. "the last study was two years and sioux city has changed a lot in two years the city has now invested more than 125-thousand dollars in surveys during the past 5 weeks. including a 72- thousand dollar feasibilty study for an r-v park ...as well as, a 45-thousand dollar site assessement for the former site of the argosy co. those studies are currently underway...and despite the opposition....the new second week of april. where a consultant will conduct workshops and presentations on his findings. jessica rae: a state lawmaker from sioux city says he won't be seeking re- electi