Entire of the 55 Million Dollar modernization. And acknowleding the planning that went on, the Airport Commission chairman says they were guided with the idea of changing the now 30 year old terminal in a way that future Airport Commissions would still find useful. This commission really felt the we now, the commission 30 years from now and passengers, appreciate the work that we did, and that it is a sustainable, well thought out project. Now the next phase of construction will probably start sometime next year, and it will go on about a year and a half. Some things will be behind the scenes, some things will be rather disruptive, like totally changing this concession area. Airport leaders hope passengers will think the end result is worth it. Live in meteorologist Justin Gehrts has your first even with filtered sunshine, we have a warm day ahead thanks in part to erly breezes. Record highs will be in jeopardy as we soar into the lower to middle 70s. Well stay mild tonight, not droppi
Should stay off of it. The funeral will take place saturday morning for a Johnson County teenager who died sunday in coralville lake. 17 year old tanner wymer and another man went out onto the lake in a lightweight canoe. But the Johnson County Sheriffs Office says the canoe overturned. The other man, 51 year old michael felton, was able to swim to shore, but wymer disappeared in the frigid water. Searchers found his body yesterday. Wymer was a student at Solon High School where he also played football and was a wrestler. His visitation will be from three to seven pm friday at st. Marys Catholic Church in solon. His funeral will be at ten saturday morning, also at st. Marys Catholic Church. Cedar Rapids Police are asking for help. Identifying two men accused of robbing a gas station last month. Police say the men took items from the kum and go at 3132 first avenue northeast. That happened on december 21st. Anyone with information should call cedar Rapids Police or linn county crimestop
The campaign finance reports to the Iowa Ethics and Campaign disclosure board show that spending in some of the most contentious state legislative races has outpaced fundraising.
Pre-primary campaign finance reports filed by east-central Iowa candidates for state legislative seats show enthusiastic fundraising for contested and open races, as well as early spending by a national special