Investigation of Windsor Heights City Council member confirms hostile work allegations Share Updated: 9:28 PM CST Jan 29, 2021 Share Updated: 9:28 PM CST Jan 29, 2021
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Show Transcript MARY S FAMILY IS ASKING FOR PRIVACY AT THIS TIME. (áááRHEYAááá) NEW AT NINE AN INVESTIGATION BY WORKFORCE SOLUTIONS HAS FOUND A WINDSOR HEIGHTS CITY COUNCIL MEMBER CREATED A HOSTILE WORK ENVIRONMENT FOR SOME CITY EMPLOYEES. THE INVESTIGATION INTO THE COUNCILOR BEGAN LAST AUGUST. KCCI S KAYLA JAMES IS LIVE IN WINDSOR HEIGHTS WITH THE DETAILS OF THE REPORT. (áááKAYLAááá) THE 16-PAGE REPORT SHOWS THAT MORE THAN TEN PEOPLE WERE INTERVIEWED INCLUDING COUNCIL MEMBERS, THE MAYOR, AND OTHER CITY EMPLOYEES. ACCORDING TO THE REPORT HARMS DIRECTED EMPLOYEES TO WORK ON PRIVATE PROPERTY, AND THOSE EMPLOYEES PERFORMED THAT WORK TO AVOID UPSETTING HER AND OTHER METHODS OF POTENTIAL RETALIATION. IN A STATEMENT SENT TO
Iowa LTC facilities prepare to wrap up first round of vaccinations Share Updated: 10:22 PM CST Jan 27, 2021 Share Updated: 10:22 PM CST Jan 27, 2021
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Show Transcript BEING SCHEDULED, IT LOOKS LIKE THAT’S CHANGING. ARBOR SPRINGS AND WEST DES MOINES MUST ONE OF THE FIRST FACILITIES IN IOWA TO START VACCINATIONS. WE HAD A COUPLE OF STAFF MEMBERS THAT WERE UNSURE. KAYLA: AND THEY WEREN’T ALONE. GOVERNOR KIM REYNOLDS SAYS THE LONGTERM CARE VACCINATION PROGRAM SHOWED AN AROUND 50% AVERAGE OF STAFF CHOOSING TO BE VACCINATED DURING THE FIRST STAGE. BUT NOW. THEY ARE SEEING ABOUT A 30% INCREASE IN STAFF CHOOSING TO BE VACCINATED DURING THE SECOND PHASE. KAYLA: THE IOWA HEALTH CARE ASSOCIATION ATTRIBUTES MUCH OF THAT INCREASE TO ADDITIONAL KNOWLEDGE OF THE VACCINE LEARNED IN THE WEEKS BETWEEN THE FIRST AND SECOND DOSE. I THINK IT’S CERTAINLY UNDERSTANDABLE THAT SOME OF THE FOLKS ARE SITTING ON THE SIDELINES JUST TAKING IT IN TO UND
Iowa man hopeful vaccine will help reunite him with his wife of 67 years Share Updated: 10:47 PM CST Jan 24, 2021 Share Updated: 10:47 PM CST Jan 24, 2021
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Show Transcript KAYLA: THIS IS ROSIE HOLLINGSHEAD. SHE’S LIKE A LOT OF WIVES. SHE’S DEAR TO MY HEART. KAYLA: SHE’S A MOTHER, GRANDMOTHER, GREAT GRANDMOTHER, AND TO HER HUSBAND OF 67 YEARS. SHE’S REALLY A KINDRED SPIRIT. KAYLA: OR HEAVEN-SENT, ANOTHER WAY MARVIN HOLLINGSHEAD SO LOVINGLY REFERS TO HIS WIFE. THE COUPLE GREW UP IN THE SAME DES MOINES NEIGHBORHOOD BEFORE GETTING MARRIED. SO, BEING SEPARATED NOW DUE TO THE PANDEMIC IS MORE THAN DIFFICULT. FOR MARVIN, WHO’S 89-YEARS-OLD, IT’S SCARY. I WORRY ABOUT NEVER BEING ABLE TO GIVE HER A HUG OR KISS OR ANYTHING LIKE THAT AGAIN. KAYLA: JUST BEFORE THE PANDEMIC HIT, ROSIE HOLLINGSHEAD STARTED LIVING AT VALLEY VIEW VILLAGE, A SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITY. THEY TAKE SUCH GOOD CARE OF HER. THEY TREAT HER JUST LIKE I WOULD
ZIP Advertisement I miss her so much : Man hopeful vaccine will help reunite him with his wife of 67 years Share Updated: 6:51 AM EST Jan 25, 2021 Kayla James Reporter I miss her so much : Man hopeful vaccine will help reunite him with his wife of 67 years Share Updated: 6:51 AM EST Jan 25, 2021
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Show Transcript KAYLA: THIS IS ROSIE HOLLINGSHEAD. SHE’S LIKE A LOT OF WIVES. SHE’S DEAR TO MY HEART. KAYLA: SHE’S A MOTHER, GRANDMOTHER, GREAT GRANDMOTHER, AND TO HER HUSBAND OF 67 YEARS. SHE’S REALLY A KINDRED SPIRIT. KAYLA: OR HEAVEN-SENT, ANOTHER WAY MARVIN HOLLINGSHEAD SO LOVINGLY REFERS TO HIS WIFE. THE COUPLE GREW UP IN THE SAME DES MOINES NEIGHBORHOOD BEFORE GETTING MARRIED. SO, BEING SEPARATED NOW DUE TO THE PANDEMIC IS MORE THAN DIFFICULT. FOR MARVIN, WHO’S 89-YEARS-OLD, IT’S SCARY. I WORRY ABOUT NEVER BEING ABLE TO GIVE HER A HUG OR KISS OR ANYTHING LIKE THAT AGAIN. KAYLA: JUST BEFORE