by the the alert mentioned a man in his 30s was reportedly assaulting women near the west dorm and uihc on the university of iowa campus in iowa city... kwwls olivia mancino is in iowa city w the latest i have not heard back from the university spokesperson so there are still some unanswered questions , namely we dont know if this man is a student. health center area, hes described to be a white man around 5'10 with brown hair the hawkeye alert states the assaults were sexual in nature. again he is in custody now according to those alerts, they well be sure to pass them along issued for a sexual assault today -- the first issued at four in the morning... that suspect was described as a man, about five ten - wearing red flannel, ripped jeans and flip flops. he was seen near the hospital, a hospital parking ramp and the in continuing coverage... the third resentencing for a man who shot a police officer is pushed back... eddie chest's will be resentenced sometime next week. chest was convicted of shooting lieutenant scott baxter during the robbery of knickers saloon in 2009. this is the t

he was seen near uihc and the main library. the university has issued a hawk alert about this. if you see him, ui police are asking you to contact them and to not approach him. this morning, firefighters are investigating the cause of a fire at kloeckner metals. the business sits along highway 20 just outside the dubuque city limits. the fire broke out around 6:15 last night in the maintenance shop and spread into the main part of the building . some employees were inside at everyone got out safely. sheriff's offices are preparing to see an influx of people looking to renew their permit to carry weapons. that's because of a law that went into effect a few years ago. on january first of 2011, this new law required sheriff's offices to issue permits to all applicants unless they met certain disqualifiers. before that, authorities could issue permits at their discretion. the new iowa law led to a wave of new permits. in 20-10, iowa authorities issued around 39-thousand permits to the public. in 20-11 - after the law took effect - authorities issued more than 101- thousand permits

he was seen near uihc and the main library. the university issued a hawk alert about this. if you see him, ui police are asking you to contact them and to not approach him. the man who stabbed and killed a woman outside the marion hy-vee last april will spend the rest of his life in prison. a linn county jury found 33 year old nicholas luerkens guilty of first degree murder. he killed 29-year old lynnsey donald as she came out of the store with her seven year old son. the conviction carries an automatic sentence of life in prison without parole. as the judge read the verdict yesterday, donald's family members teared up. afterward, her father said the family hopes the incident can help others. "we're grateful that justice has been served. my hope is people learn from this situation and that the issues of domestic violence and stalking need to continue to be addressed " luerkens' defense never claimed that he didn't attack donald. instead, the attorneys wanted the jury to convict him on a second degree murder because of his mental instability. the judge will formally sentence

emergency responders took a pedestrian to uihc after a car hit him while he was crossing the street. this is now the second time a car has hit someone on the same road in waterloo in less than a week. the most recent incident happened just after one a-m yesterday when police say a man was walking across university avenue in the 4-thousand block. waterloo police say the man went to a local hospital, but when his conditioned worsened they had to transport him by helicopter to iowa city. police don't plan on charging the driver, but the investigation is ongoing. this comes just six days after terry harp died when she was crossing university avenue and a vehicle hit her. harp was 59 years old and was crossing just four blocks from where this most recent pedestrian crash was. the driver will likely not face charges. cedar rapids library staff and supporters are already looking at how to tackle financial uncertainty. voters said no to a tax levy to fund the building's operations. both the ladd and downtown library will close one day a week. the close earlier. staff layoffs are also on the

warehousing/di stribution component.final concepts and costs have not yet been determined, according to a uihc spokesman, but leaders hope to break ground in spring or summer of next year. we also hear the city of marion is seeing something new going up for seniors. seniors.construction's begun on the arbor at lindale trail, a 70-unit senior living facility in marion.that's one of two senior housing projects happening along blairs ferry road.according to developer full circle communities, arbor at lindale trail is expected to take about 11 months to complete. as its name suggests, it will offer the nearby trail as an amenity for residents.we also learned this week that senior housing management of cedar rapids will be taking charge of windmill point & hawthorne inn in coralville. those retirement communities will be undergoing a $2 million renovation, and changing their name to brown deer place. finally tonight, we here at the cbj were happy to host our inaugural workforce awards this morning at the hotel at kirkwood. twelve corridor companies were honored for their work in helping to attract

emergency responders took a pedestrian to uihc after a car hit him while he was crossing the street. this is now the second time a car has hit someone on the same road in waterloo in less than a week. the most recent incident happened just after one a-m yesterday when police say a man was walking across university avenue in the 4-thousand block. waterloo police say the man went to a local hospital, but when his conditioned worsened they had to by helicopter to iowa city. police don't plan on charging the driver, but the investigation is ongoing. this comes just six days after terry harp died when she was crossing university avenue and a vehicle hit her. harp was 59 years old and was crossing just four blocks from where this most recent pedestrian crash was. the driver will likely not face charges. cedar rapids library staff and supporters are already looking at how to tackle financial uncertainty. voters said no to a tax levy to fund the building's operations. both the ladd and downtown library will close one day a week. the buildings may also close earlier. staff layoffs are also on

aircare took him to uihc where he made a full recovery after months of rehab. jensen and bovy were among several other today. the governor's office and the iowa department of public safety awardsheroic acts beyond normal duty. says the firefighters received the award because of their willingness to risk their own lives to save someone else. iowa city police are looking for a group of people who robbed a home at gunpoint overnight. officers responded to 431 south dodge street around 1 this morning. victims in the home say three men kicked in their front door. one of the suspects pointed a gun at one of the victims. first responders treated a woman for a head injury. police say the door hit her in the head when they kicked it in. anyone with information is asked to call iowa city police crimestoppers. this midday, people in eastern iowa are cleaning up from last night's storms. a viewer sent us these photos from west branch. over a semi trailer near a warehouse in toww it also threw some metal roofing into the yard. in des moines, people found widespread damage a

emergency responders took a pedestrian to uihc after a car hit him while he was crossing the street. this is now the second time a car has hit someone on the same road in waterloo in less than a week. the most recent incident happened just after one a-m yesterday when police say a man was walking across university avenue in the 4-thousand block. waterloo police say the man went to a local hospital, but when his conditioned worsened they had to transport him by helicopter to iowa city. police don't plan on charging the driver, but the investigation is ongoing. this comes just six days after terry harp died when she was crossing university avenue and a vehicle hit her. harp was 59 years old and was crossing just four blocks from where this most recent pedestrian crash was. the driver will likely not face charges. cedar rapids library staff and supporters are already looking at how to tackle financial uncertainty. voters said no to a tax levy to fund the building's operations. both the ladd and downtown library will close one day a week. the buildings may also close earlier. staff layof

coming up on monday, our health expert from uihc will be here. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. back to our top stories this the eastern iowaairport is working to finish an estimated 50 million dollar complete terminal remodel. passengers will encounter a couple of temporary changes like ticket booth locations moving and temporary walls blocking walkways. officials say give yourself extra time for your holiday travel. crews are expectt to finish work in 20-19. the cedar rapids school district will bus about a dozen sdudents to classes. the district will be working with horizons and the neighbororood transportation service for this option instead of taxi cabs. n-t-s will provide one bus route for those students. the district says it will pay n-t-s 170 dollars a day for the ten students who are in the nnw program. this is less expensive for the district. it's going to be a busy weekend here in eastern iowa for sports, and you can watch all the action on k-c-r-g nie point two.. state high school football playoffs continue today at the u

they got three reports overnight of a man groping women near uihc and the main library. they are looking for a white man who is about 5-10. he was wearing red flannel, torn jeans, and flip flops. the university issued a hawk alert. if you see him, ui police are asking you to contact them and to not approach him. the man who stabbed and killed a woman outside the marion hy-vee last april will spend the rest of his life in prison. a linn county jury found 33 year old nicholas luerkens guilty of first degree murder. he killed 29-year old lynnsey donald as she came out of the store with her seven year old son. the conviction carries an automatic sentence of life in prison without parole. as the judge read the verdict yesterday, donald's family members teared up. afterward, her father said the family hopes the incident can help others. "we're grateful that justice has been served. my hope is people learn from this situation and that the issues of domestic violence and stalking need to continue to be addressed " luerkens' defense never claimed that he didn't attack donald. ins