neunaber struck his mother repeatedly in the head with a steel bar. he says his mother was conscious during the first 8 to 10 strikes. he continued to strike her over forty more times, shattering her skull and killing her. neunaber then tried to commit suicide. and then later i took some pills with the idea we could all be ried together. obviously that did not work i am still here. neunaber pleaded guilty to second-degree murder, and an additional count of willful injury. when he s sentenced, the judge could sentence neunaber to up to 60-years in prison. he will likely also have to pay restitution of $150,000. neunaber said he intended to cause serious injury to his mother, and that his actions were intentional. and, prior to hehedeath, he had considered several other methods thanks for the update, tommie. this case began nearly two years ago. ktiv s robert lowe takes a look back on the murder, the hunt for a killer, and the search for justice. july 9th, 20-14 started off
department. and the reasons for that are that they re behavior just makes them more susceptible rosendahl says kids around two on the floor and put things in their mouths that may have lead. that includes dust from lead-based paint. the impact can last a lifetime. the first thing that can be affected at the more lower levels, is that developing nervous system, said rosendahl. and so it can cause things like a lowered iq or behavioral problems later on. and those kids don t always have to be living in the home to be exposed to lead. su kruse and his wife have been living in the home behind me for nearly 12 years. and when it comes to lead poisoning, the precautions they take aren t only for themselves. when we first moved in, we actually repainted the walls concerning the lead and thought it would be safer, you know, with my grandkids and stuff that come over every now and then, said kruse. just a few steps kruse takes to live a lead-free life. in sioux city, tiffany
winter weather advisory remains in effect for parts of northern and eastern siouxland until 8 am the month of march will come in more like a lion (a rather tame/quiet one) than a lamb today as snow exits the viewing area early this morning leaving us cold and a little cloudy. we had a coating of the white stuff hre in sioux city last night as folks up to the north and east saw a few inches, so that is where road conditions will the the worst, so be sure to plan for a little longer commute this morning. we ll just see lingering flurries the rest of the morning with a few peeks of sunshine and highs near 30 degrees this afternoon. teeratures return to the 40s tomorrow as skies remain mostly cloudy ahead of another quick moving system that might drop a light rain/snow mix tomorrow night. we ll take another step back into the 30s behind said system on thursday, but friday is when better warmth not only arrives, but sticks around for a few more days. highs in the 50s will kick off
SCOTLAND — A retired Vermillion school administrator will guide the Scotland school district, at least for now, following the sudden resignation of its superintendent last month.
People wishing to seek office in various branches of local government had to file nominating petitions by 5 p.m. March 26, making public the names that will appear on the