if you'd like to donat blue-hemia" in this story on kcrg dot com. the early bird coffee shop in cedar rapids is open after the flood. but it has a new location - the old smulekoff's building. the owner says the coffee shop's lease with the towne center building ended in october. "a lot of our business customers are clients that work along this corridor, so a lot of meetings happen here so it just seems like a logical stay the same. but it is now open from seven until 11 saturday mornings. a state-owned resort is in the red. honey creek resort took a financial hit last year after making money the prior two years. and some people in iowa are hopeful the federal government could help halt the progress of a pipeline. first here's a look at the most viewed stories today on kcrg dot-com. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. after posting a profit for two lost money last year. the resort is at rathbun lake in south central iowa. today, the state auditor released a financial report for the fiscal year ending last june. it shows the resort lost arou

if you'd blue-hemia" in this story on kcrg dot com. casey's general stores is now donating 50- thousand-dollars for two scholarships in memory of the two des moines area police officers killed in a ambush. the scholarships are for simpson college. both sergeant tony beminio and officer justin martin graduated from simpson with criminal justice degrees. faculty members say they hope the donation helps the officers' memory live on. "both of them have been shining examples to our current to turn out as officers who are serving the public, and i think that is probably their greatest legacy. " these are endowed annual scholarships. simpson college will determine the criteria for the recipients. for families with critically ill children, all of their time is focused on that child. today, a group continues to raise money to help parents address other aspects of daily life. opening farm markets. good morning! it's ---. plan on another decent november valleys and wide open areas. be advised that visibility could change rapidly on the commute gi

now, customers of brewhemia are donating to a cause called operation "blue"-hemia. the coffee shop's owners say it started with a couple of customers offering to buy coffee for police officers. the shop has since moved the campaign to go fund me and has raised more than 12- hundred dollars. "17:26:56 this is more about thank the police that removed the woman and saying hey we appreciate the police and what they do " can't accept gifts worth more than three dollars. brewhemia says if police can't use the funds to buy coffee, it'll donate the money to the police department itself. if you'd like to donate, we've put a link to "operation blue-hemia" in this story on kcrg dot com. casey's general stores is now donating 50- thousand-dollars for two scholarships in memory of the two des moines area police officers killed in a ambush. the scholarships are for simpson college. both sergeant tony martin graduated from simpson with criminal justice degrees. faculty members say they hope the donation helps the officers' memory live on. "both of them have been shining examples t

that immediatly went viral. 7with the phone ringing off the hook brewhemia launched operation blue-hemia and started a go fund me page. >> reporter: the phone was ringing off the hook and they gofundme page. >> we had a few stop in. some take a cup of coffee and someone to pay for it. >> reporter: the shop will continue to provide free coffee for the cops until the fund dries up.>> over $600 in the last five hours and that's a lot of cup of cop -- cups of coffee.>> reporter: at last check, that page had waste more than $900. joe huisinga , cbs 2 cbs 2 this morning - it's being called the vinyl revolution..records are popular again -find out what's fueling the turn around - that's tomorrow on >>> welcome back. we are still down here and iowa city at the pentacrest at the university of iowa where the speakers have opened the floor to members who want to say anything. this is the anti-hate rally in iowa city. this is not an anti-trump rally and they don't want this to get political. what they want to do is talk about the hatred that has come after the election and talk about how they don't

brewhemia -- kicking off what they call 'operation blue- hemia' this week to support officers coming to the shop. the go-fund-me they started officers with free drinks and food at brewhemia. the stated goal of one-thousand dollars has already been exceeded -- with the page raising nearly 18-hundred dollars tonight. if you're interested -- you can find out how to donate by visiting kwwl dot com. controversy---after an iowa city resturaunt charges different cover fees based on which candidates customers voted for in the election-- it happened at stella in iowa city buisness says it was just a game-- meant to be funny-- kwwl's kristin rogers joins us live from iowa city with the latest--kristin? i spoke with one of the partner's here-- he says this whole thing was meant to be funny-- but he believes it was blown out receiving death threats-- customers were charged five- dollars ithf ey voted for hillary clinton and ten- dollars if they said they voted for president-elect donald tru. michigan fans who said they supported trump-- were charged 20 dollars-- there were also categories for no

w donating to a cause called operation "blue"-hemia. the coffee shop's owners say it started with a couple of customers offering to buy coffee for police officers. the shop has since moved the campaign to go fund me and has raised more than 13- hundred dollars. "this is more about thank the police that removed the woman and saying hey we appreciate the police and what they do." cedar rapids police say officers brewhemia says if police can't use the funds to buy coffee, it'll donate the money to the police department itself. if you'd like to donate, we've put a link to "operation blue-hemia" in this story on kcrg dot com. iowa city high schoolers say their anti-hate and discrimination march is starting discussions about prejudice in their community and classrooms. nat hundreds hit the streets of iowa city yesterday before holding a candlelight city west high school students say discrimination is not just happening in the community, but in the classrooms as well. " lujayne hamad29:12, "i felt i was too young as a 15 year old to lose hope

the coffee shop then started 'operation blue- hemia' to support officers -- and give them free coffee when they come in. they wanted to raise one thousand dollars. they hit that -- and are still going -- at about 18- hundred dollars now. the owner of a crumbling eastern iowa landmark misses a court deadline -- but says he's close to selling the building. jim krueger owns the former headquarte t malting and brewing company at the corner of jackson and 30th in downtown dubuque. these pictures of the building come from our coverage partners at the telegraph herald. he agreed to a court order to stabilize or demolish collapsed portions of the building by last week -- but no work has been done yet. instead -- the owner says he has a purchase offer from a cedar rapids company to turn the building into apartments. the sale isn't a done deal, but it could be close. the building is in such poor shape some nearby streets are home to the largest brewer in the country. an iowa native is on the verge of space history today. peggy whitson is about to become the oldest woman in space. she'll be 56 w

. >> reporter: for the last three days, hemia ramirez kept hoping it wasn't him. >> kind of kept praying it wasn't going to be him. >> reporter: but late last night, authorities confirmed her fears. the human remains found in a wooded area on the sonoma state university campus were identified as kirk kimberly. >> i hope that he just wasn't in pain. >> reporter: kimberly had been reported missing on october 17th, and was last scene riding his white bike to a friend's house. but ramirez, who has known kimberly since fifth grade says it wasn't like the 18-year-old to just take off. >> i don't know anyone that would want to hurt him. >> reporter: kimberly just graduated high school in june, and was working at a local pizza shop. sonoma county sheriff departments deputies are investigating his department as a homicide. >> i think he was having some personal issues. >> reporter: today crews scoured about ten acreses of the wooded terrain where a landscaper found his body on wednesday, hoping to find clues into his murder. a family friend says kimberly's parents have been holding out hope their

that immediatly went viral. 7with the phone ringing off the hook brewhemia launched operation blue-hemia and started a go fund me page. page. we've had a few stop in and you know some take a cup of coffee and for it. the shop plans to continue the free coffee for cops until the fund dries up. up. recieved over 6 hundred dollars in the last 5 hours so thats a lot of cups of coffee. 7 joe husinga reporting, right now that page has raised more than 9 hundred dollars. it's and right now in it's de. popular again -find out what's records are hot again and that's fueling a boom in turntable sales. kenneth craig reports has a look at how turntable companies are profiting during mat weisfeld runs vpi a&. a high-end turntable business his father started in 1978. (nats)"that's four thousand." five years ago, thousand." "that's four (nats)1978. started in father started in 1978.(nats)"that's four thousand."five years ago, sagging sales had his family thinking about selling it off. today, everything has turned around.(sot-mat weisfeld/vpi) kenneth: "how big of a jump have you seen, in terms of sales

now, customers of brewhemia are donating to a cause called operation "blue"-hemia. the coffee shop's owners say it started with a couple of customers offering to buy coffee for police officers. the shop has since has raised more than 13- hundred dollars. "17:26:56 this is more about thank the police that removed the woman and saying hey we appreciate the police and what they do " cedar rapids police say officers can't accept gifts worth more than three dollars. brewhemia says if police can't use the funds to buy coffee, it'll donate the money to the police department itself. if you'd like to donate, we've put a link to "operatio kcrg dot com. casey's general stores is now donating 50- thousand-dollars for two scholarships in memory of the two des moines area police officers killed in a ambush. the scholarships are for simpson college. both sergeant tony beminio and officer justin martin graduated from simpson with criminal justice degrees. culty members say they hope the donation helps the officers' memory live on. "both of them have been shining examples to our cur