the d owner, tom henson, agreed to micro-chipping and neutering the dog. then it'll go through training in north carolina. some of you may have noticed an unusual political sign on first avenue in cedar rapids. ' a billboard near sixth street reads, "moving to canada? i'll sell your house!" the sign is an ad for realtor cory barnard . it features caricatures of presidential candidates donald trump and hillary clinton. barnard says the goal is to get light of a heated election season. barnard says he's already received dozens of phone calls. " and i think that's why everybody who's called so far just gets a kick out of how funny it is with the current election " the billboard will be up through election day. the food pantry in coralville will now be able to help more people in need. that's because it has more space in its new home... the old post office. and a dubuque native receives quite the homecoming after compein olympics. stay with us. the coralville food pantry is post office. today, the pantry held its grand opening at the new location. workers say

the decision to let him live came after the owner, tom henson, agreed to micro-chipping and neutering the dog. then the dog will undergo training in north carolina. people in williamsburg shouldn't be alarmed if they see police at the monsanto building today. the employees there will be doing an active shooter drill. hour. responders took a 15- year-old girl to uihc with serious injuries after cedar rapids police say a car hit her while she was walking to school. it happened on 42nd street northeast. the student goes to kennedy high school. this is the car that hit the girl yesterday morning around 7-30. the impact broke the windshield. the driver isn't facing any charges for the crash, but police did issue a ticket for an expired license plate. investigators believe the drivera below the posted speed limit in the area. kennedy principal jason kline put out an e- mail message to all kennedy families reminding everyone to use extreme caution on 42nd street and wenig road. he also urged all students to use the crosswalks instead of cutting across the streets. one woman says there were a

the decision to let him live came after the owner, tom henson, agreed to micro-chipping and neutering the dog. then the dog will undergo training in north carolina. responders took a 15- year-old girl to uihc with serious injuries after cedar rapids police say a walking to school. it happened on 42nd street northeast. the student goes to kennedy high school. this is the car that hit the girl yesterday morning around 7-30. the impact broke the windshield. the driver isn't facing any charges for the crash, but police did issue a ticket for an expired license plate. investigators believe the driver was going about 20 miles per hour, which is below the posted speed limit in the area. kennedy principal jason kline put out an e- everyone to use extreme caution on 42nd street and wenig road. he also urged all students to use the crosswalks instead of cutting across the streets. one woman says there were almost two accidents in the same spot yesterdamorning. lucy jackson says she was driving through the same area when a different student walked in front of her car, not looking for traffic. "

the decision to let him live came after the owner, tom henson, agreed to micro-chipping and neutering the dog. then the dog will undergo training in north carolina. girl to uihc with serious injuries after cedar rapids police say a car hit her while she was walking to school. it happened on 42nd street northeast. the student goes to kennedy high school. this is the car that hit the girl yesterday morning around 7-30. the impact broke the windshield. the driver isn't facing any charges for the crash, but police did issue a ticket for an expired license plate. investigators believe the driver was going about 20 miles per hour, which is below the posted speed limit in put out an e- mail message to all kennedy families reminding everyone to use extreme caution on 42nd street and wenig road. he also urged all students to use the crosswalks instead of cutting across the streets. one woman says there were almost two accidents in the same spot yesterday morning. lucy jackson says she was driving through the same area when a different student walked in front of her car, not looking for traffic

the decision to let him live came after the owner, tom henson, agreed to micro-chipping and neutering the dog. then the dog will undergo training in north carolina. polk county is getting closer to deciding on a change to its minimum wage. in its final recommendati on, a task force suggested the county raise the wage to 8-dollars-75 cents next year... ...9-75 the following year and reach 10- dollars-75-cents an hour by 20-19. the task force also recommends a youth wage for workers between 14 and 17 to make 85-percent of the minimum wage. "you know we can mount campaigns to fill food banks, and food pantries, we do all of this, with great patting on the back...what's so hard to provide to provide living wage so people don't have to go to food expected to get a draft of the new ordinance in october. iowa city's mayor wants to draw a clearer vision for the future of downtown development. mayor jim throgmorton recently sent a memo to city council members urging them to consider changing guidelines on new downtown buildings. that's after the council voted to not provide financial support f

another verse in who she used true life experiences, took from for the character of uncle tom was josiah henson. just science and, photograph is here, was an enslaved person in maryland who found his way, escaped through to canada to dresden ontario and formed the settlement. there's a museum there today in his honor. his narrative really speaks to come of course as all do, struggles to make a decision to change your life and to get through freedom. so harriet beecher stowe's story of "uncle tom's cabin" was published as a serial in "the national era" and it took almost quite a year to republish the whole story, much longer than she expected. she missed two deadlines come to weekly deadlines. stories that subscribers to the newspapers were up in arms because they really wanted to the next installment of it was that popular. by march of 1852, three months before the end of the father, they decide to contract with a publisher, a book publisher to publish it as a book but it was finally published as a two volume book, which is seen here, march 20, 1852. very simple. these two are clothbound exampl

the decision to let him live came after the owner, tom henson, agreed to micro-chipping and neutering the dog. then the dog will undergo training in north carolina. a waterloo man ran out onto his roof trying to escape police this morning. police surrounded a two story house at 303 locust street. the man peacefully returned inside the house and police took him away around 1. officers say he was wanted on several warrants. and now here's your first alert plan on a steady increase in clouds today and that will limit our high temperatures into the mid- 70s as well. this morning, a few isolated showers may also be found in far southern iowa before the showers to our south fizzle out. this front will be a key to our weather later tonight though as storms should quickly become likely. it continues to look like many, if not all football games should go dry tonight, but rain should quickly push in right afterwards. this rain should amount to a quarter to a half inch with isolated amounts over one inch possible. another round of scattered storms will be possible in the afternoon hours, with mu

person who stowe used their true life experiences for, took from for the character of uncle tom was just like henson. josiah henson, whose photograph is here, was an enslaved person in maryland who found his way, escaped through to canada to dresden, ontario, informed the settlement. there's a museum of their today in his honor. in his narrative really speaks to, of course as they all do, struggle to make a decision to change your life and to get through to freedom. so harriet beecher stowe's story "uncle tom's cabin" was published as a serial in "the national era," and it took over almost quite figured you would've published the, much longer than she expected. she missed two deadlines, t. weekly deadlines. those stories that subscribes to the newspaper were up in arms because they really wanted to the next installment. it was that popular. it was so popular that by march of 1852, three months before the end, stowe decided to contract with a publisher, a book publisher to publish it as a book. it was finally published as a two volume book, senior, march 20, 1852. very simple. these two are clothboun