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boyfriend, mcdaniel was at the home.her sister was also inside. after an autopsy doctors ruled kline s death a homicide. and it seems mcdaniel tried to leave wisconsin the following day. police arrested him in the lobby of an area hotel. they say he was planning on catching a flight to georgia. mcdaniel was waiting for a ride to take him to la crosse airport. but he didn t get away he s now at the crawford county jail. and we should know more information about this incident soon. authorities say they plan of releasing more details next week. we ve got you covered live from the telegraph herlad newsroom in dubuque shirley descorbeth kwwl news. mcdaniel is awaiting his bond hurricane matthew still a major threat along the atlantic coast. the storm has been downgraded to a category two hurricane but is pushing rain and sea water onto shores in northeast florida and southeast georgia tonight. the storm s damage in florida let s go to storm track seven chief me ....
governor is hitting a major milestone in hiscareer. the longest today. total, he s served for 20 years, 11 previous record governor george became that vice preside. coming up later in the show we will have live coverage before moines. drop offs.to walk using drop box natpop customer talking at counter. monday..customers post office had to come bearing extra their gifts. doesn t make any beacom because they re not sasaivar. it s the busiest day of the year for the united states postal service. when we open at 7:30 a.m. there s a line when we start thth day and there s a line when we end the day and it pretty much hasn t really stopped since thanksgiving said marcus schutlze, officer in charge sioux city post office. a walk through a security check point.and the holiday hustre becomes even more evident. everything looks to be on track. we re getting anywheze between 5 and 7- thousand packages a day. in in the morning, and out at the end of the day, said schultze. be ....
ride for hundreds of siouxland kids tim: good evening and thank you for joining us tonight im tim seaman jenna: and im jenna rehnstrom the holiday season is a time to show others you care. siouxland did that tonight in a big y for our veterans. tim: support siouxland soldiers organized holiday for our heroes to say thank you to local service man and women. elisa raffa was there and has more elisa there was so many people, music, food, and holiday cheer. veterans expressed gratitude for events like these where their service is appreciated. people lined up outside at 4 oclock for the event that started at 5:30. by the time the event actually started, the director project they had served about 500 people dinner and she says, they show their appreciation. their home lives have been disrupted. it s a whole different system for them, so we needed to honor what thth haha done for us. the times they have e given, many of t tm are injured, and they still come to these events ....
one-year-old yamir banks from the department of human services. their father 32-year-old scott banks and their grandmother 50-year-old dionne pamon both face kidnapping charges. investigators believe the children might be traveling to chicago and could be in danger. if you know where to find the children call the storm lake police department at (712) 732-8010 or 911. the sentencing of a northeast iowa teenager charged in the traffic deaths of two siouxland girls last year has been pushed back. 18-year-old trevor feauto of clarksville was supposed to be sentenced today. he pleaded gulity last month to two counts of felony vehicular homicide. prosecutors say feauto was driving drunk in august of last year when his pickup truck crashed into a car near breda, iowa. bailey jacobsen and lindsey quirk, both 16 and both of wall lake, iowa, were killed in the collision. the judge says he has some things to take into consideration before sentencing. feauto s attorney says after r ....
branstad s time at terrace hill, making him the longest serving governor in our nation s history. george clinton served as governor of new york for 21 years, said iowa gov. terry branstad. today, i surpass his days in office. no, this is surreal, i never imagined it would happen. creating a field of opportunities for those living in the hawkeye state all started in the small northern iowa town of leland. well, i grew up on a small farm in winnebago county and learned to work hard at an early age, said branstad. roots that resonate with iowans from sioux city to dubuque. with an overall election record of 19-0, making history isn t new to the head of the hawkeye state. only 35 years old at the time, branstad won his first gubernatorial race in 1982, becoming the youngest serving governor in state history. more than 33 years later, 21 spent working in the office of the governor, branstad says there s more work to be done we ll continue to bring more good jobs to io ....