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at 12-19 herold avenue. smoke was pouring from the windows... a small dog was rescued from the home... and was given oxygen... he is expected to survive. no body was hurt in the fire... crews are still looking in to what may have caused it. firefighters were then called to a shed fire in the 53-hundred block of south east 5 -th street. time as firefighters tamed the flames. the cause of this fire is also under investigation. the community is coming together for a young woman killed in a bus accident in chicago. 21-year old nicole underwood was from des moines and was a university of iowa student. she was riding a charter bus to see her boyfriend, when it crashed on interstate 55 just miles from its destination yesterday. two go fund me pages are now set up in her name. underwood's boyfriend and two others set up a scholarship fund to go to the university of iowa. another was created by a friend to help the family... weather kept volunteers from delivering meals yesterday in dallas county... but the recipients didn't go without. home care service

it happened around two o'clock in the 12-hundred block of herold avenue. fire fighters say smoke was coming from the windows when they arrived. crews pulled a small dog from the home...and used an oxygen mask to help him breath. firefighters say they expect him to be just fine. no one else was hurt...and there's no word yet on what caused the fire. just about half an hour later fire crews were called to another des moines fire. they found a shed on fire in the 53- hundred block of southeast 5th street. firefighters got it under control quickly and are working to figure out the cause. again, no one was hurt. we are learning more about a young woman killed yesterday in a bus crash in chicago a "go fund me sight" set up for 21- year-old nicole underwood says she was a university of iowa student. the des moines native was heading to chicago to see her boyfriend when the bus she was riding in crashed on interstate-55. underwood's boyfriend and two others have set up a scholarship fund in her name. they say she was a straight "a" student school. funeral services

ada herold and her first fish ever. owen boge and leah steger of dyersvilleleeamed up on t t mississippi for this sheephead. this is adam erwin of williamsburg with a farm pond hog. have you hugged your channel cat today? hailey dietze sure has. all 12 pounds worth. kaden martinson of indendence pulleded crawdad out of the river, slipped it on a hook and voila! nice smallie. next up is ethan brockman who holds up one of many cats he caught in this picture. this is brennan esbeck and the bluegill he caughe at neighbor harr'ys. pond. alina steele of iowa cititis mighty proud of her first ever fish. it was was larger than grandpa's. here is a happy camper. clayton yelland of williamsburg caught this beautiful rainbow at backbone state park. and size can be a relative thing. for instance, brenton bishop of lowden and his 13 poundnd flathead. with all my f fhing friends, this is john campbell reporting. to catch some local college football today... the university of northereriowa will take on north dakota state university in

it happened around two o'clock in the 12-hundred block of herold avenue. fire fighters say smoke was coming from the windows when they arrived. crews pulled a small dog from the home...but they expect him to be no one else was hurt...and there's no word yet on what caused the fire. just about half an hour later fire crews were called to another fire they found a shed in flames in the 53- hundred block of southeast 5th street. firefighters got it under control quickly and are working to figure out the cause. again, no one was hurt. birds will once again be allowed at county fairs, the state fair and other live bird shows after the new year. the iowa department of agriculture announced today that the poultry ban has been lifted. it has been in place since may due to the spread of the bird flu. it was issued to help prevent the spread of the disease...and to protect the state's bird population. "that means that we don't have avian influenza as far as we know in the state of iowa. it does not necessarily mean that we won't ever have it again. so we're asking e

ada herold and her first fish ever. owen boge and leah steger of dyersvilleleeamed up on t t mississippi for this sheephead. this is adam erwin of williamsburg with a farm pond hog. have you hugged your channel cat today? hailey dietze sure has. all 12 pounds worth. kaden martinson of indendence pulleded crawdad out of the river, slipped it on a hook and voila! nice smallie. next up is ethan brockman who holds up one of many cats he caught in this picture. this is brennan esbeck and the bluegill he caughe at neighbor harr'ys. pond.