votersverwhelmingly approved the grout museum levy in waterloo. the levy passed easily -- with nearly 59-percent voor approval. the plan to legalize recreational marijuana in ohio goes up in smoke. voters said n. reid binion has reaction. "this was, folks, the first step to legalization. we're not oing going away." ian james, of the group "responsible ohio," doesn't have to go away... ....but his organization's plan to leggize marijuana in the state does have to go back to the drawing board. this, after ohio voters tuesday rejected "issue three" ... ...the first ballot measure in u-s history aimed at simultaneously legalizing both medical and creational mariiuana. it would have would have allowed commercial production, retail sale, and personal ownership of marijuana plants in small issues of its own.... ....ten of them, to be precise. ten - being the number of pre- determined farms that would have gotten exclusive commercial growing rights for a period of four years. advocacy groups, like the slammed the plan as an attemmt by its backerer to thems

voters overwhelmingly apppoved the grout museum levy in waterloo. the levy passed easily -- with nearly 59-percent voter there were key votes acrosk the country as well. in kentucky, voters elect republican governor for just the second time in almost five decades. matt bevin is an army veteran and business owner who had never held an electedoffice until no. he promiseddto pass a right to work law, create a school voucher program and scale back the state's medicaid expansion. the plan to legalize recreational marijuana in ohio goes up in smoke. voters said no. reid binion has reaction. "this was, folks, the first step to legalization. we're not going away. (applause) we're not going away." "responsible ohio," doesn'tthave to go away.... ....but his organization's plan to legalize marijuana in the state does have to go back to the drawing board. this, after ohii voters tuesday rejected issue three" ... ...the first ballot measure in u-s history aimed at simultaneously legalizing both medical and recreational marijuana. it would havewould have allowed

key electtons tonight -- including mayoral races in waterloo and cedar falls -- along with the grout museum levy and the library vote in cedar rapids. kwwl's nikki newbrough, olivia mancino, andndkristin rogerr will all join us shortly. in the race for waterloo mayor, no suprise here...a runoff election will be needed to determine the new mayor of f aterloo...nooandidate received the necessary 50- per cent plus one vote in this crowded field of 5 candidiates...to replace retiring mayor, buck clark. here are the results for mayor of waterloo... the top voter- getter is mayor pro-tem, quentin hart, followed by former mayor, tim hurley.. those two, hart and hurley, will face off in the runoff election on december 1.. hart got 33-point 7 per cent of the vote.....hurley with 26 percent.....a clear cut winner needed to have 50- percent of the vote.....no one came cloloe to that... followed by leah morrison,,,,,and frank magsaman... let's go live right now to kwwl reporter, nikki, newbrough, outside the black hawk county courthouse, with the latest on the results for waterloo mayor. this is what we exp

titi hurley -- go head to head in and a look at some levy questions -- voters did approve the grout museum levy. it passed easily, getting nearly 59- percent voter approval. in cedar rapids -- voters say no to the library levy. 55 percent voting against the slight property tax increase... (cg: david tominsky/ co chair library levy campaign) we think is progress and thats fine that just tells me theres a thing." now, the library may need to cut back on hours or close one day a week. prince william and kate have beben focusing on b bllying at school and mental health issues among young people ... and now they're reportedly taking on the online bullies. nbc's keir simmons reports from london. they became more aware of the growing problem after months, they really worry about the effect on children. (sot/ camilla tominey/ royal editor :14-:17) "who knows prince g gorge is reportedly plan to put pressure on social media companies... to change the statistics. 33% of teenagers have been victims of cyber bullying... one million children were harassed, threatened or subject to other forms of cyber bully

a look at some levy questions -- voters did approve the grout museum levy. it passed easily, getting nearly 59- percent voter aaproval. in cedar rapids -- voters say no to the library levy. fifty-five percent voting against the slight property tax chair library levy campaign) "i'm not gonna spend too much time being sad, that just tells me theres a lot of things left to do and like i said we'll continue to work hard, now, the library may need to cut back on hours or close one day a week. among the voters yesterday -- 104- year-old marggret cundy. she lives in cedar falls. shes been voting almost every year since 1932 when she was just 21 are able to vote. there's so many people in the world that do not have a say." she says going to the polls today is a little different than in the to be able to vote. now a kwwl follow-up... three men face aggravated battery and burglary charges after they allegedly beat a restaurant owner and burglarized his store. according to court documents, they broke into a window, destroyed parts of the waasbi restuarant in prairie du

a property tax levy for the grout museum district in waterloo. the cultural and science facilities levy would be 27 cents per thousand dollars of assessed 600-thousand dollars each year would help the district make ends meet. the issue failed in 2013 by 600 votes. five people are running for mayor of waterloo. after five years in office, incumbent mayor buck clark is not running for re-election magsamen, leah morrison, quentin hart, wayne nathem, and former mayor tim hurley. clark beat hurley in 2009. in iowa city, four council seats are on the ballot... two at large and one each in districts a and c. four people are running for the at-large seats...jim throgmorton, michelle payne, tim conroy, and rockne cole. in district a, the candidates are rick dobyns and pauline taylor. and two are running in district c... scott mcdonough and john thomas. kcrg t-v nine's iowa city bureau chief mark carlson joins us now. mark, turnout hasn't been very high? yes, bruce. that's the story right now, very low voter turnout in this election. as of 3 o'clock about 5

grout museum district. the cultural and scientific facilities levy is a new property tax for the district's five facilities. a few of those include the grout museum of history and science, the imaginarium, and the sullivan brothers iowa veterans museum. project leaders say this is the second time voters will take up this issue. it didn't get enough support in 2013 and left the museum to make tough spending cuts. those behind this effort say this is their way of supporting the district's five buildings and keeping new programs and exhibits coming. "19:55:31 when we added on the vets museum and acquired all of these properties it was built funding and this has been the most reliable source of funding that we can look for." the committee says if this passes, it would mean an extra dollar-25 per month for those owning a 100- thousand dollar home. it would bring in about 600-thousand dollars a year. as voting closes tonight, you can catch the results on tv-9 news at 10 and kcrg dot com. with now an even stronger lead in the polls, democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton comes to iowa today. she is host

people at the grout museum district in waterloo say they need more funds because they're struggling to make ends meet. tomorrow, waterloo voters will decide on a property tax levy for the museum district, which includes five buildings, including the sullivan brothers iowa veterans museum and the grout museum of history and science. the levy would be 27 cents per one thousand dollars of taxable property value. that's about a dollar-25 extra per month for a 100-thousand dollar home. it would raise about 600- thousand dollars each year. kcrg t-v nine's jill kasparie joins us in the studio. jill, what are people saying about this vote? well, i talked with more than a dozen people today as we spent time in waterloo. more than half said they supported the cause, while some others didn't know about it. one man told us his vote was still to be determined. for those involved in the campaign process, they're working up until the last minute. "i have been doing this since 10:00 this morning. i have been out here all day, so i have a few more hours to go until the end." renaldo haywood has his hands full of fliers for this final push before election day. "you bring up taxe

grout museum. supporters say the levy increase would cost the owner of a 100- thousand dollar home about 15 bucks a year. still, waterloo voters turned down aaimilar measure two years ago. since then -- the museum has eliminated positions and limited buildings and exhibits. another race which has a chance to come down to a run off is the mayor's race n cedar falls... two candidates are running against incumbent mayor jon crews... jim brown and dave halterman - neither have run for mayor before. kwwls olivia mancino is at one of the polls for us now, live in cedar falls olivia talks about the atmosphere at the polls. olivia talks about the atmosphere at the polls there are three candidatats vying for this spot - candidates vying for this spot - jon crews is the incumbent crews has been mayor 30 of the last 44 years crews says if elected he wants to adopt a comprehensive plan for 2020 and have a common goal for the future he's up against 2 contenders including school board member jim brown browns background is in software he wants to improve business development in the city the third candidate is dav

ward four in for who they'd like in that city another vote we closely followed was a tax levy for the grout museum district in waterloo, which passed easily getting about 59 percent of the vote... coming up... a police officer thought to have died a hero - is now believed to be a crooked cop who staged an elaborate suicide... and... u-s intelligence says isis had a hand in bringing down a russian plane... how? that's coming up in just a few minutes. here's a live look at the storm track 7 live dopplereradar. chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg has your full forecast next. "you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered. with ron news at five." --------- --------- --------- --------- "now your storm track 7 storms are expected between 4 pm and midnight. rain amounts will be less than 0.50" where it rains. tt clouds clearrarly friday morning with a mostly sunny sky in the afternoon. temperatures will be the 60s one the cold front ushers in highs in the low 50s starting friday into the weekend. a gusty south wind through thursday switches to the northwest thursday eening. a gusty northwest wi

another vote we closely followed was a tax levy for the grout museum district in waterloo, which passed easily getting about 59 percent of the vote... what does that mean for the museum. the excutive director says it allows them to do some planng as far as exhibits and where the "and is allows us to relieve the pressure we're putting on the endowment all these years. so i know that will be a good thing special purposes." the levy on a 100 thousand dlar home ends up being about 25 dollars a year... a new poll shows ben carson and donald trump virtually tied for the rebulican lead. accorrng to a quinnipiac university poll released today, trump totaled 24 percent of the g-o-p support, while carson tallied 23 percent. the poll surveyed around 1,200 registered voters from both the republican and democratic side. coming up on kwwl, a reward is being offered for the return of a missing service dog in training. and - two people are dead after the stolen caathey were in rashes. and... here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar.... chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg will have

grout museum district. the cultural and scientific facilities levy is a new property tax for the district's five facilities. a few of those include the grout museum of history and science, the imaginarium, and the sullivan brothers iowa veterans museum. project leaders say this is the second time voters will take up this issue. it didn't get enough support in 2013 and left the museum to make tough spending cuts. those behind this effort say this is their way of supporting the district's five buildings and keeping new programs and exhibits coming. "19:55:31 when we added on the vets museum and acquired all of these properties it was built into the plan to look for more funding and this has been the most reliable source of funding that we can look for." the committee says if this passes, it would mean an extra dollar-25 per month for those owning a 100- thousand dollar home. it would bring in about 600-thousand dollars a year. as voting closes tonight, you can catch the results on tv-9 news at 10 and kcrg dot com. with now an even stronger lead in the polls, democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton c

grout museum district. the cultural and scientific facilities levy is a new property tax for the district's five facilities. a few of those include the grout museum of history and science, the imaginarium, and the sullivan brothers iowa this is the second time voters will take up this issue. it didn't get enough support in 2013 and left the museum to make tough spending cuts. those behind this effort say this is their way of supporting the district's five buildings and keeping new programs and exhibits coming. "19:55:31 when we added on the vets museum and acquired all of these properties it was built into the plan to look for more funding and this has been the most reliable source of funding that we can look for." the committee says if this passes, it would mean an extra dollar-25 per month for those owning a 100- thousand dollar home. it would bring in about 600-thousand dollars a year. as voting closes tonight, you can catch the results on tv-9 news at 10 and kcrg dot com. with now an even stronger lead in the polls, democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton comes to iowa today. she is hosting tw

levy votes. in waterloo -- voters must decide whether to support the grout museum district. it would mean an increase in property taxes -- but grout museum supporters sy the increase would be small. a similar effort failed in 2013 and since then the museum has made cuts. another levy vote we're following is out of cedar rapids. voters must decide whether to increase property taxes to pay for the city's libraries. supporters say the money would be used to keep the libraries open seven days a week, buy new new this morning...the state agrees to pay 235- thousand dollars to a woman who lived at the iowa juvenile home. she claims she was kept in isolation cells for 280 days. concerns over treatment at the toledo facility led governor branstad to close it last year -- though many former residents came out in support of the home, saying it changed their life. the superintendent of the monticello school district does not believe extra police will be needed today -- despite a gun threat yesterday. more than 200 sudents skipped school after police received an anonymous text saying a s

levy votes. in waterloo -- voters must decide whether to support the grout museum district. it would mean an increase in property taxes -- but grout museum supporters sy the increase would be small. a similarreffort failed in 2013 and since then the museum has made cuts. another levy vote we're following is out of cedar rapids. voters must decide whether to increase property taxes to pay for the city's libraries. supporters say the money would be used to keep the libraries open seven days a week, buy new books, and increase services. now, let's go to eileen with a look at weether. beautiful weaeaher continues for the next couple of days with highs in the low to mid 70s today through wednesday, but we friday and temperatures will we'll be back in 30 minutes, be sure to check kwwl dot com for the latest news you're watching k- w-w-l, we've >>> we are onon james brolin's side. >> and if you are cooking this thanksgiving, you could skip the whole bird and just go straight to the breast. >> hees right, it doee look like a tongue. >> and from the cookbook "happy cooking" giada de l

another tax levy on the ballot today is for the grout museum district in wateeoo... the property tax increase would be small -- about a dollar 25 a month, for a home valued at 100 thousand dollars... a similar effort failed in 2013 and since then, the museum has made cuts - having some buildings only open by appointment. the polls close tonight at eight and we've got the newsroom working overtime to get the election results online. so once precints start reporting their results, we'll get them on ouou website, kwwlldot com... coming up... we'll introduce you to a voter who was born before women were allowed to vote. and... firefighters have to rescue a dog from a burnng home, after the family makes it out safely... that's coming up in just a few here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar. chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg has your full forecasnext. "you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered. with ron news at five." --------- --------- dear future, life is good. no, grgrt. but even though i know everything, i still feel like you could su

grout museum district will receive about 600-thousand dollars each year. that's about 23 dollars extra each year for a home with an assessed value of 150-thousand dollars. the levy will provide funding for the museum district's five buildings, which include the sullivan brothers iowa veterans museum and the grout museum of history and science. this is the second time the issue was on the ballot. it failed by about 600 votes in 2013. the two incumbents will serve another four years on cedar rapids city council. ann poe received 27 percent and susie weinacht had 26 percent of the vote. they defeated wade wagner, carletta knox seymour and bridgett wood. the candidates participated in a forum last month where they discussed their plans for the economy, a new recreation center and ideas to improve the community. we talked to poe last night. she says she's ready to finish what the council started these last four years. "continuing with job growth and economic development, paving progress, continuing to make streets a priority. we need to get our funding for our flood control and protection system, and we want to make sure our neighborhoods are safe." we also reached o

levy votes. in waterloo -- voters must decide whether to support the grout museum district. it would mean an increase in property taxes -- but grout museum supporters say the increase would be small. a similar effort failed in 2013 and since then, the museum has made cuts. banning the box... it's a movement to have the question - "have you ever committed a crime" - removed from certain applications. the vote on the whole issue -- postponed in waterloo. if the question was removed from applications, an employer could still later on ask a potential employee if they have commited a crime the director of the waterloo human rights commission says its better this way.. but some employers don't agree. "its less awkward to be able to about it in an iterview, we just dont like the interview to center around those types of things" abraham funchess, director of the waterloo human rights commission says its great to have this mentality... but doesn't believe all business owners do-- that's why he wants to ban the box. he says the commission needs more time to educate the public before t

the grout museum district in waterloo is hoping voters will approve a second try at a special levy tomorrow. tonight on t-v nine news at ten, see how that would help the museum district's struggling operations. and now to meteorologis t joe winters for your final what a spectacular run of early november weather! three days in a row with highs near or above 70 for this time of the year is a rarity. tonight some fog develops in the western part of the state and will have to be watched to see if any makes its way into eastern iowa. the next big change comes thursday as a cold front arrives bringing showers and seasonable temperatures for the end of the week and the upcoming weekend. tonight: mostly clear low: 45-51 winds: s 5-10tomorrow: mostly sunny high: 67-73 winds: s 10-15 thanks for joining us for we hope you'll be we were worried about you. don't be melodramatic. i'm just getting on a train and leaving forever. so a few things don't go your way and your best decision is to ride the rails like a hobo? leonard, i am overwhelmed. everything is changing, and it's simply too much. i need to g

grout museum district. that's about 23 dollars extra each year, for a home with an assessed value of 150-thousand dollars. the levy will provide funding for the museum district's five buildings, which include the sullivan brothers iowa veterans museum, and the grout museum of history and science. this is the second time the issue was on the ballot. it failed by about 600 votes in 2013. 3 newcomers and 1 incumbent are banding together, after being elected to iowa city council seats. they're calling themselves "the core 4." for the city council at- large seats, jim throgmorton and rockne cole pulled in the most votes. throgmorton had the most at 33 percent, and cole at 27. they beat out tim conroy and incumbent michelle payne. in district a, pauline taylor secured her spot with 55 percent of the votes. in district c, john thomas narrowly beat scott mcdonough at 52 to 48 percent. the core four say they ran together as a slate, focused on inclusiveness and fairness. they watched the results come in last night at the sanctuary in iowa city. they say they make the iowa incoming member rockne cole says they won't waste a

grout museum district. the cultural and scientific facilities levy is a new property tax for the district's five facilities. a few of those include the grout museum of history and science, the imaginarium, and the sullivan brothers iowa veterans museum. project leaders say this is the second time voters will take up this issue. it didn't get enough support in 2013 and left the museum to make tough spending cuts. those behind this effort say this is their way of supporting the district's five buildings and keeping new programs and exhibits coming. the committee says if this passes, it would mean an extra dollar-25 per month for those owning a 100- thousand dollar home. it would bring in about 600-thousand dollars a year. as voting closes tonight, you can catch the results on tv-9 news at 10 and kcrg dot com. plan on another decent day across eastern iowa with many areas making it back to the 70s again. one thing we are watching is the potential for fog development over the southern half of the region this morning. should the fog develop, it will likely be out of here by 10am. plan on sunny sky once the patch

grout museum district will receive about 600-thousand dollars each year. that's about 23 dollars extra each year for a home with an assessed value of 150-thousand dollars. the levy will provide funding for the museum district's five buildings, which include the sullivan brothers iowa veterans museum and the grout museum of history and science. this is the second time the issue was on the ballot. it failed by about 600 votes in 2013. the two incumbents will serve another four years on cedar rapids city council. ann poe received 27 percent and susie weinacht had 26 percent of the vote. they defeated wade wagner, carletta knox seymour and bridgett wood. the candidates participated in a forum last month where they discussed their plans for the economy, a new recreation center and ideas to improve the we talked to poe last night. she says she's ready to finish what the council started these last four years. "continuing with job growth and economic development, paving progress, continuing to make streets a priority. we need to get our funding for our flood control and protection system, and we want to make sure our neighborhoods are safe." we also reached out to wiena

levy votes today. in wateloo -- voters must decide whetherrto support the grout museum district. it would mean an increase in property taxes -- but supporters say the increase would be small. a similar effort failed in 2013 and since then.. the museum has made cuts. and voters must decide whether to increase property taxes to pay for cedar rapid's libraries. supporters say the money would be used to keep them open seven days a week, buy new books, nd increase services. speaking of getting out to vote...there's no excuse not to, it's a gorgeous day to just get outside. lets check in with storm track 7 meterologist eileen loan for a look at our forecast, let's go to storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan now for your first fooecast. temperatures are running a little behind yesterday's readings, but we are still above normal tody with lots of 60s showing up. south winds are 5 to 16 mph and we have lots of sunshine, although areas of fog are very slowly lifting in grundy and tama counties. they will continue to burn off and we will keep sunshine for the afternoon. responding o a

levy votes. in waterloo -- voters must decide whether to support the grout museum district. it would mean an increase in property taxes -- but grout museum supporters say the increase would be small. a similar effort failed in 2013 and since then, the museum has made cuts. banning the box... it's a movement to have the question - "have you ever committed a crime" - removed from certain applications. the vote on the whole issue -- postponed in waterloo. if the question was removed from applications, an employer could still later on ask a potential employee if they have commited a crime the director of the waterloo human rights commission says its better this way.. but some employers don't agree. "its less awkward to be able to check the box and fill a brief description of what was going on in your life then have to abraham funchess, director of the waterloo human rights commission says its great to have this mentality... but doesn't believe all business owners do-- that's why he wants to ban the box. he says the commission needs more time to educate the public before they pre

levy votes. in waterloo -- voters must decide whether to support the grout museum district. it would mean an increase in property taxes -- but grout museum supporters sy the a similar effort failed in 2013 and since then the museum has made cuts. another levy vote we're following is out of cedar rapids. voters must decide whether to increase property taxes to pay for the city's libraries. supporters say the money would be used to keep the libraries open seven days a week, buy new books, and increase services. now, let's go to eileen with a look at weather. beautiful weather continues for the next couple of days with have a big change. rain will saturday. we'll be back in 30 minutes, be sure to check kwwl dot com for the latest news you're watching k- w-w-l, we've got you covered. do you think when you are president you'll be paid as much as if you were a man-male... this is one of the jobs but there are so many examples where that doesn't happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman in every job gets paid the same... ...as the men who are doing that job.