for keeping the records confidential. but protesters at today s city council meeting say police should release the video and dispel rumors. kcrg-tv9 s phil reed joins us from that meeting. phil you have been in contact with the county attorney, is he a supporter of changing the law? no. linn county attorney jerry vander sanden believes it would hurt the ability to have a before trial could make it nearly impossible to have an impartial jury. but there are plenty of protesters here at city council who want to know what happened to mitchell now. the fire marshall is not letting anybody else into the meeting because they are at capacity. so people are outside holding signs. friends of mitchell say they want to hear what is being talked about during tonight s meeting. they say it s very frustrating man very you know we still dealing with it day to day, we know god is good, but we just waiting for it patiently. the mayor says public comment will be at the end of the meeting.t h
areas. be advised that visibility could change rapidly on the commute given the shallow nature of the fog, and you are reminded to keep yourself visible with low beam headlights. plan on highs to go back into the lower 60s in many areas. the next 48 hours will be wild in terms of temperatures. 70s are likely tomorrow in most areas with a free-fall in temperatures around midday friday morning in the 60s. do not be fooled by this, as temperatures should drop to around 40 by 6pm. the weekend continues to look chilly with upper 30s to lower 40s both days.today: early morning fog possible. mostly sunny. wind: se 5-15. high: 62 tonight: partly cloudy. wind: se 5-15. low: 49 tomorrow: partly cloudy, mild, and breezy. wind: s 15-25. high: 72 tom. night: partly cloudy. wind: s 10-20. low: 60 paralyzed in a cedar rapids police shooting took their fight to the city council. they are demanding police release dash cam video of the incident two weeks ago. on november first, police officer
A chamber of commerce leader from southwest Missouri has been selected to be the next chief executive officer of the Greater Fort Dodge Growth Alliance. As
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Kelly Hindman, left, and Mike McCarville, the newest board members of the Fort Dodge Growth Alliance, pose outside of the Growth Alliance offices.
The Greater Fort Dodge Growth Alliance has added two new members to its board of directors this year, bringing on Kelly Hindman and Mike McCarville.
Hindman has served as VP of Campus Support Services at Friendship Haven for more than three years. A native of Dayton, he previously served in the Iowa State Patrol for nearly 29 years, retiring as a district commander in December 2016.
“It was quite a transition, but in odd ways, they’re similar in that they’re both helping people,” he said.