locker room talk is an insult to decent men everywhere. this is fox 28 news at 9. students living in dorms on the university of iowa campus keep all they need for their daily lives in a tiny room. after a rash of recent that some are calling the question of the security. dora miller is live on campus to show us the measures taken to keep everyone safe and secure. reporter: theft did not fall on deaf ears at the university of iowa. officials and students say that a safe environment is essential to their learning so we got a walk-through on what safety means here on campus. residents told security is a serious discussion at ui. we had a lot of drills at the beginning of the year. there s always a bunch of adults walking around that can convenient and fun. operation, most of those are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. greg thompson says once you get through the doors, there are multiple layers of security in every residence hall.greg 18:30:26 all of our exterior e
right now university of iowa police policeuniversity of right now right now university of right now right now university of iowa police policeare investigating several break-ins in the dorms over student s safety. safety.residence hall officials say they take building security very seriously.every student must have a proximity key to enter the buildings or use the elevators.and each residence hall has a front desk and security cameras.officials also encourage students to take their safety into their own hands. greg 18:27:24 the undergraduat e students in the building do safety rounds through the building seven days a week, 2- 3 times a night where they walk individual floors. floors. police ask that students be careful who they residence halls with thema& and remember to always lock your doors. schools in tiffin will be backto normal this morning - they were on lockdown yesterday after a high speed chase through two corridor coun. counties.cedar rapids police tr
about 650 employees to downtown. hibu plans to move by may. kcrg-tv9 s jordee kalk is live near the town centre building in cedar rapids. jordee, local businesses say they ll benefit from the employees working there. yes. this building used to house rockwell collins. but earlier this year the company moved locations, and took about 300 employees out of the downtown core. with today say they re ready to get some new customers in and out of the doors. nat 42:02, your total is $2.94. tucked just behind 2nd street southeast in cedar rapids, the blue strawberry says it fills a niche in this community. 40:34, the turkey provolone has been our signature since day one.. the restaurant caters to daytime business people. 39:52, remarkably says the recent flood scare halted business for a bit. and before that, the restaurant suffered when rockwell collins left the downtown area. 40:19, we re different than other businesses in that we rely on the employees in downtown businesses dur
and milder end to the weekend. have a great night!tonight: partly cloudy. wind: n 5-10. low: 51 tomorrow: increasing clouds. wind: ne 10-15. high: 69 back to you. with the river falling, cedar rapids will open the flood evacuation zone tomorrow for people who have homes and businesses there. and it will open the area to everyone saturday. and roads and bridges are also starting to open. the cedar river. the city says downtown bridges should be open to traffic saturday. so should all i-380 ramps leading into the downtown area. bus service will also resume saturday. and as people return to their homes and businesses, clean-up efforts are getting underway. that means removing tens of thousand of sandbags in the coming days. the city has two locations for homeowners to drop off wet and dry sandbags. the noelridge pool site opens at site opens at seven a-m saturday. anyone who can t drop off the sandbags should leave them at their curb. the city will start picking them up on monda
and other important streets to get traffic moving again.sot/nat but flood protection is still blocking some streets like ellis boulevard northwest. so, that s where you ll find most of the clean up effort now. we re focusing more on barriers sitting in streets, driveways blocking railroads blocking businesses those types of barriers will come down first kampman says the city has private contractors but the city s only use about two thirds as many now as a cost-saving move. sand-filled barriers in city-owned parking lots like this one may be among the last to come down. some of the packed-earth berms may not come down anytime soon.. if at all. they weren t built to the standard of permanent flood barriers. still, the city is considering leaving several standing for future need which doesn t bother some in those neighborbood s at all. as long as they left it up and let it settle. i don t see why they d spend the money and manpower to take it down. the city engineer says e