business owners say road signs don t help. signs were placed a mile away on fld blvd, making it seem like the whole strip was closed, while his business was open. he says next time, all he wants is advanced notice for his customers. it s very inconvenient, very frustrating for the customers that come here. like i said, most of our customers are calling here trying to get directions to our business because of the closed intersections with the railroad says robert baker, manager of pq auto parts. bnsf has sent abc9 a statement apologizing for the inconvenience saying that they regret neither the city nor business owners were notified and they will strive to improve communication in the future. elisa on cam the city is inspecting the signs and moving any they see unnecessary. bnsf says the road is expected to open friday, november 13th, tim and jenna ill toss it back to you in studio ..reporting live in sioux city elisa raffa abc9 news tim: thank you elisa. tim: iowa s ag secr
which was worth millions of dollars. and as the tribe s..venture into the marijuana hold.the omaha is using the incident as a learning lesson. flandreau santee sioux tribe in south dakota to build the ever.marijuana reservation.have been smoked out. saturday the tribe the burning of millions of dollars of marijuana it was growing. it was a move.the omaha tribe of nebraska..which recently voted in favor of legalization.didn t see coming. it was a little bit surprising but i do understand that each tribe has their own prerogative with how they re going to move forward with it, said vernon miller. the santee sioux tribe released a statement saying they wanted to suspend their efforts to get clarification from the federal government. according to the associated press, tribe president, anthony reider , says the tribe was at risk of a raid by federal authorities if the government s concerns weren t met. miller says.. because of grey areas in the law..the omaha tribe is taking ex
months on campus. after incidents of racism and hate crimes went un- noticed. abc s alex perez takes us to mizzou. nats: thank you god! today- a triumph after winning a battle over racial inequality on campus. tim wolfe: i m resigning as president of the university of missouri system the breaking point, members of the football team going on strike, vowing no more games until president tim wolfe resigned. the coach who supported the players speaking tonight coach: i did the right thing and i d do it again tensions on this predominately white campus, bubbling for months. in september the student body president payton head posting on facebook that someone continuously screamed the n word at him other students recounting similar stories. late last month a swastika found in the bathroom of a dormitory. frustrated demonstrators said president wolfe wasn t quick enough to condemn the graduate student jonathan butler going on a hunger strike. tensions flaring friday night after wolf
story-telling the reporter oh that really happened. and after the wall street journal reported discrepancies in carson s account of an incident at yale where he said he was honest student involving a bogus student, who staged the hoax, telling abc news carson was not lying-saying: i think he got it close to right sot-carson i do not remember this level of scrutiny for one president barack obama when he was running. in fact, i but as other all fair game carson finding some support from sentor marco rubio. sot-rubio i know everything i need to know about ben carson. he came from a poor family, with no advantages in life, he worked hard he became one of the world s most renowned know. after tonight s debate, marco iowa for a campaign stop. tomorrow, rubio will be in davenport at the jersey grille his meet and greet is scheduled to begin at 11:30 am. jessica rae: a sioux city man has been arrested after police say he was caught fondling a 13- year-old girl in the waiting
The controversy around Judge Leslie Ann Celebrezze of the Cuyahoga County Domestic Relations Court has grown amid additional complaints of potential biases lodged with the Ohio Supreme Court.