terrence neuzil michigan. the winnewill serve the rest of neuzil's term and be up p r public vote again in november. polls open at seven this morning and will close at nine tonight. they're trying again. college community school district will vote on a multi-million dollar bond referendum, early next month. back in april, the last referendum failed by only 58 votes. in december, supporters got enough signatures to get it back on the ballot, february 2nd. it calls for 49 and a half million dollars to help fight growing enrollment. passage means the district's property tax rate would increase about 32 cents to 16-13 per thousand dollars of valuation. school officials say the new rate would increase property taxes 17-50 per year for a home assessed at 100-thousand dollars. tv-9's forrest saunders joins us live from college community schools this morning. forrest, if approved, where will all that money go? the college community school board of education accepted petitions at their december 14, 2015 board meeting c

terrence neuzil left the position for a job in michigan. polls open at seven this morning and will close at nine tonight. now, one last look at this morning's weather, justin... clouds are moving back in today and will produce light snow later on. we may begin to see snowflakes as early as 3 or 4, but for most of the area it'll wait until after 6. light snow continues into the night with a dustingngp to two inches likely, with most places in lower teens today. tomorrow will be partly cloudy and warmer with highs in the 20s. we'll stay in the 20s right up to the weekend, with temperatures actually getting above freezing on sunday. today: pm light snow likely high: 10-16 winds: se 5-10 alo: 10 dbq: 12 iow: 15 tonight: light snow likely low: 7-13 winds: e 5-10 alo: 7 dbq: 9 iow: 12 tomorrow: partly cloudy high: 21-27 winds: s 5-10 alo: 22 dbq: 21 iow: 25 tomorrow night: partly cloudy low: 16-22 winds: s 5-10 alo: 16 dbq: 16 iow: 19 thursday: mostly cloudy high: 27 - low: 19 friday: partly cloudy high: 25 - low: 13 saturday: partly cloudy we ce

supervisors.green-douglass was voted in last night after terrence neuzil resigned last month. a north liberty resident hasn't been on the board of supervisors since the 1960s.north liberty's mayor says she's pleased by other board member's efforts to visit cities like north liberty - but is excited to have representation of the rapidly growing city. amy nielsen, nl mayor10:55:02 i think that when you live somewhere, you just naturally have a more intimate knowledge of the day to day needs of that community and a feel for long of the personality even eventhe new supervisor will be neuzil's term on december 31st. another corridor city is seeing a lot of growlh and that means more options for shopping, eating, and other activities on main street this year.cbs 2 news reporter marissa scott is in marion marionto explain what's next for the city. city.marissa? karen, uptown marion has seen several set backs in the last year like business turnover and a new construction collapse.but there are a lot of exciting opportunities, events and things going on along main street. street.the up

terrence neuzil left the position for a job in kalamazoo, michigan. the winner will serve the rest of neuzil's term and be up for public vote again in november. polls open at seven in the morning and will close at nine tomorrow night. a historic, but troubled bridge could soon get a makeover. and people who live in waverly are giving their input on some of the options for the green bridge this evening. stay with tv9. a historic waverly bridge may makeover. and it might be thanks in part to this petition to help save the bridge. the almost 100-year-old bridge closed last year due to structural problems. now the city has 14 different options for the public to consider to either replace or repair the "green" bridge. the city of waverly is showing off the bridge options at an open house meeting that runs until 7 tonight. the choices range from doing nothing and demolishing the bridge to replacing the historic structure with a modern concrete bridge. a modern "truss" bridge that would look like the current bridge is one of the more expensive options at abo

she'll fill terrence neuzil's seat. he left the board after taking a job in michigan. the county was required to hold the election no matter what -- so they learned about the bomb threat -- since i've been auditor, probably the ffrst time where a bomb threat has caused this. polling sites, and they've had to relocate." people then voted at the athletic hall of fame on prairie meadow drive in iowa city. just 12 days away now from the iowa caucuses. donald trump -- in a tight race here -- is now being endorsed by justifiably so. you know, they they need to get use to it. this your basic abcs. anybody but clinton. it's more than that this go around. the former alaska governor and 2008 vice presidential nominee stood by trump at a rally in amexs. she praised him as someone who has shaken up the republican party. she's expected to be with him today at a campaign event in norwalk. as palin was in iowa, her son was being arraigned on domestic violence charges. track palin was arrested monday night in alaska. he's accused of punching and kicking his girlfriend. he's been charg

voters are filling the vacated seat left open by former supervisor terrence neuzil. neuzil left last month to take a job in michigan. two north liberty residents are on the ballot for that open seat. the special election is set for january 19, but early voting will be available most days leading up to the election. people in black hawk county were able to vote early today for a waterloo school district bond referendum. the bond issue would support building a career center and renovating east and west schools. the satellite voting location at east high school will be open until nine tonight. we've all heard that we should recycle to help the environment. but that's about to become more expensive for all linn county cities with curbside recycling. stay with tv9. "is there a price where people will say, i've had enough i'll throw it in the garbage." recycling may be good for the environment. but it comes with a cost and it's going up soon. an 88 percent increase in the cost of processing recycled paper, plastic, and other items is prompting some changes. the cedar rapid

elected green-douglass in yesterday's special election.the vote came after former supervisor terrence neuzil resigned in december to take a job in time since the 19-60's that a resident of north liberty has a position on the board.north liberty mayor amy nielsen says she's looks forward to having more representation of the rapidly growing city. i think that when you live somewhere, you just naturally have a more intimate knowledge of the day to day needs of that community and a feel for lolo of the personality even eveneen-douglas will serve on the board of supervisors through the end neuzil's term in december. still to come on cbs 2 news newsthe ways to take care of yourself if you ever suffer a head chilly temps mean winter ch marco rubio. he ran for senate saying he opposed amnesty... thth he flipped, and worked with liberal chuck schumer to co-author the path to citizenship bill. he threatened to vote against it. and then voted for it. he supported his own dream act and then he abandoned it. marco rubio. just another washington politician you can't trust. jeb bush. he's a leader, so you

supervisors.the vote was held terrence neuzil resigned from the board in december.douglass- green's term expires at t t end of the year. several storefronts in marion are sitting empty tonight and that raising coerns about the vitality othe uptown area. area.ththcity's main street director says there *is a lot of activity happening right now, despite what folks are seeing on the surface. they're recruiting new business to move into the vacant spots and they plan to renovate spaces, including the uptown alleys. you can check out a business real estate showcase next month.we've put the information on our newly revamped website, cbs- two-iowa-dot-coco that is cbs 2 news ten at ten -- the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather first forecast in the first ten minutes. minutes.still to come... come...the brain-stimulating techniques to help you recover from a concussion. tomorrow on cbs 2 this morning. iowa's first in the nation caucuses brings presidential candidates all throughout the presidential cycle. cycle.we're taking a closer look at the state's role, next on c-b-s two news... n

terrence neuzil left the position for a job in kalamazoo, michigan. the winner will serve the rest of neuzil's term and be up for public vote again in november. polls open at seven this morning and will close at nine tonight. the college community school district is trying to approve a referendum... again. this s ter the voters shot down the last referendum in april, by a mere 58 votes. kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders is live at prairie view elementary school in cedar rapids. forrest, supporters of the bond got enough signatures to bring it back for a vote february 2nd. how much money is the district looking for. cole, they are askininfor 49 and a half million dollars. the reason? growth. the district says student enrollment has outgrown their current facility. this gives you an idea. in 2014, 291 students graduated. in 2018, about 410 will graduate. passage of the bond would meme the disisict's property tax rate would increase about 32 cents to $16.13 per thousand dollars of valuation. that's actually 81 cents lower than originally estimated, seeing as t

terrence neuzil left the position for a job in kalamazoo, michigan. the winner will see out the rest of neuzil's term and be up for election again in november. polls opened at 7 this morning and will close at 9 tonight. cedar rapids police are looking for a suspect who they say shot at a house. police were c cled to the intersection of 12th street and j avenue northeast last about. first responders took him to allen hospital, and then transported him to u-i-h-c. the crash is under investigation. in a tv-9 follow-up... fire that killed a a small town in boone county, , rth of des moines. that's according to a preliminary investigation. crews responded to the fire in boxholm shortly beforor1 o'clock sunday morning. sub-zeroroemperatures, caused some of the fire crews' pumps and trucks to freeze over. firefighters found the bodies of 27-year-old amber sorenson and her three kids inside the home. a massive fire destroyed a decades-old warehouse in fort dodge. it broke out shortly after noon yesterday. crews say the fire was difficult to fight because ther

supervisors.the vote came terrence neuzil resigned in december to take a job in michigan.north liberty mayor amy nielsen says she's looks forward to having more representation for her rapidly growing city. i think that when you live somewhere, you just naturally have a more intimate knowledge of the day to day needs of that community and a feel for long of the personality even evendouglass-green's term on the board will expire at the end of the year, which means if she wants another term, she will have to run ain this november. many of you probably have your sights set on the summer months. months.we still have a ways to get there, but in the meantime, we will see a bit of relief from the bitter cold. cold.chief meteorologist terry swails joins us now with your terry thanks.at the capitol today todaythe u-s senate failed to get enough votes to move ahead with legislation that would block syrian and iraqi refugees from entering the u-s. u-s.but how many are already here?national correspondent kristine frazao has more in a story -- you'll see only on fox 28 news. news. on capitol hill -

voters are filling the vacated seat left open by former supervisor terrence neuzil. neuzil left last month to take a job in michigan. two north liberty residents are on the ballot for that open seat. the special election is set for january 19, but early voting will be available most days leading up to the election. flood cleanup has started in the st. louis area. hundreds of volunteers are en route to help after the mississippi - and the smaller rivers that flow into it - left their banks, overtaking towns and homes with at least 25 people dead in missouri and illinois two from eastern iowa are joining the recovery process, but they're a bit kcrg-tv9s forrest saunders joins me on the desk this morning. forrest, what makes these two different from other volunteers? well, they're married. some couples travel the world on exotic vacations. these two go on what they call adventures to help those in need. ann and ken opatz are packing up for a road trip.but they're not loading an r.v. and they're not headed to some warm oasis. these two, near 40-year- veterans of marriage

winning a seat on the johnson county board of supervisors over chris hoffman she'll take over for terrence neuzil. he left the board after taking a job in michigan. the lawwer for mexican drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzman says his client is being jailed under human rights guzman's lawyer said today that he has not seen his client in jail. he said the isolation tactics used against his client to go against human rights and asked the country's case. mexican authorities have increase security at guzman's prison t t stop another escape. he is now being held in isolation in the same prison. the mexican government says it plans to extradite guzman to the united states. but officials have cautioned the to five years. a woman in australia is lucky to have escaped being seriously injured or killed after a car smashed into a highway gas station surveillance camera video shows the car plowing through the front glass wall of the shop, where the woman can be seen walking toward the counter. seconds later she was thrown to the ground by the impact of the crash. the co-owner's wife was behind the counter when

she'll fill terrence neuzil's seat. he left the board after taking a job in michigan. the county was required to hold the election no matter what -- was moved. "for us, this is the first time we've had other counties where they've had fires at their polling sites, and they've had to relocate." people then voted at the athletic hall of fame on prairie meadow drive iowa city. just 12 days away now from the iowa caucuses. donald trump -- in a tight race here -- is now being endorsed by sarah palin. doggone right we're angry. we are mad and we've been had. they need to get use to it. this this go around. the former alaska governor and 2008 vice presidential nominee stood by trump at a rally in ames. she praised him as someone who has shaken up the republican party.. she's exexected to be with him today at a campaign event in norwalk. as palin was in iowa, her son was being arraigned on domestic violence charges. night in alaska. he's accused of punching and kicking his girlfriend. he's been charged with assault. he was released after posting bail. a decision by governor br

voters are filling the vacated seat left open by former supervisor terrence neuzil. neuzil left last month to take a job in michigan. two north liberty residents are on the ballot for that open seat. the special election is set for january 19, but early voting days leading up to the election. with no powerball winner on saturday, the stakes are even higher for tonight's drawing. if you have the numbers that beat the 292 million to 1 odds... you could win more than 400 million plan on clouds to increase today, with a chance of mixed precipitation, mainly after 3pm. this mixed precipitation will likely fall in the form of rain or snow, with sleet not anticipated. a brief bout of freezing rain this spells potential for a slick evening commute, though, and we'll want to be on the lookout for that. as temperatures climb to 34-37 tomorrow, the bulk of the precipitation should fall as rain, with a transition back over to snow possible later friday into saturday. any snow accumulation s continue to look minor at this time. plan on very cold air to overtake the area sunday wi

winning a seat on the johnson countytyboard of supervisors over chris hoffman she'll take over for terrence neuzil. he left the board after taking a job in michigan. today, president obama's focus is on cars. tt president is heading to detroit for the north american international auto show. he's of the american auto industry. the white house says prereident ooma also waas to experience firsthand the progress made by the city of detroit, its people, and neighborhoods. more than 640- thousand jobs have been created since the 2009 bailout of the .auto industry. mardis as is apprraching and police wan you to know there's going to be more security in new orleans than ever before. the f-b-i says there will be so much surveillance that you can "assume that you arrbeing we're happy to protect you. we want you to have a good time, find it and we will arrest you for it." e f-b-i and the city both stressing there is no known "credible threat" to the celebration. a hollywood star comes tt the rescue....not for a movie scene...but in real lige. the california highway patrol says jamie foxx and another good sam

voters are filling the vacated seat left open by former supervisor terrence neuzil. neuzil left last month to take a job in michigan. two north liberty residents are on the ballot for that open seat. the special election is set for voting will be available most days leading up to the election. more news later here on tv9. hear why the mother mosque of >>> good morning, everybody. i'm kayna whitworth. i'm in for reena ninan. >> and i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." just hours ago north korea claimed it has tested a hydrogen bomb. there's no confirmation from other countries as yet, just condemnation. north korea says it needs the bomb to protect itself from, quoting here, warmongers like the u.s. full details in a moment. >>> tonya couch, the mother of the so-called affluenza teen ethan couch, appeared for an extradition hearing in los angeles where she agreed to be sent to texas to face a felony charge for allegedly helping her son skip out on his parole. oregon is vowing to stay until federal land

terrence neuzil left the position for a job in kalamazoo, michigan. the winner will serve the rest of neuzil's term and be up for vote in november. polls open at seven a-m and close at nine tonight. people in the waterloo school district will vote on a bond referendum. on february 2nd, they'll decide on a new career center and renovations at the high schools. the school district is holding town hall meetings to provide more information. there's one meeting tonight at 7 at the waterloo center for the arts. the other meetings are on thursday and saturday. a few presidential candidates will attend the iowa renewable fuels summit today. republicans donald trump, carly fiorina, and rick santorum plan to give their opinion on renewable fuels like biodiesel and ethanol. as former governor and ag secretary tom vilsack. this summit is today in altoona. and now here's your first alert forecast. clouds are moving back in today and will produce light snow later on. we may begin to see snowflakes as early as 3 or 4, but for most of the area it'll wait until after

supervisors.the vote came terrence neuzil resigned in december to take a job in michigan.north liberty mayor amy nielsen says she's looks forward to having more representation for her rapidly growing city.