heelan, hosting south sioux city, who's just 2- and-8. the crusaders - playing without leading scorer deandre burnside tonight. first quarter - check out the outlet pass from jack boever to elijah hazekamp - tosses it three- quartererof the way - hazekamp takes care of the rest - he had 16 points to lead heelan. but south sioux played with a ton of fire tonight - off the inbound play - lance denney gets an open look. then the cardinals keep it inside with kalvin warner - south sioux had a three point lead after one. but heelan would wake up - bryce reynolds kicks it out to boever - for three - bishop heelan wins at home, 52-to-41. the ridge view boys, number-10 storm lake. early on, ridge view takes control as a forced turnover leads to tyler wingert taking it in for the layup to put the raptors up two. later, the raptors continue their attack, braden n se gets open on the inbounds play, and he drains the three, ridge view up 4. but the raptors doesn't stop there, off the drive, the ball is kicked back out to else who drains another three

treglia house in sioux city. locations for the saturday events are posted in this story on siouxland news dot com 3 chad's got a final check of our new year's forecast, after 3 <<<< won't be quite as cold for the last night of 2015. look for mostly clear skies with lows bottoming out near 10 degrees. we will see plenty of sunshine for the start of 2016, but it will stay cool through the weekend. highs with single digit lows. from the first alert weather care for a cupcake? well, our new outdoor seating area is about as popular as paula deen at an nba game.

in sioux city. sioux city fire rescue contained the fire... two trucks were there. the vehicle's owner was... too. thankfully no one was hurt. 3 and there were flames and smoke in omaha's old market saturday...a fire and explosion at m's pub on 11th street. firefighters later found out the fire started because of a gas leak... causing major damage to surrounding busisisses and apararents there... omaha fire chief bernard kanger says fire crews also reported quite a few equipment issues as temperatures kept dropping. three people were taken to the hospital with non - life threatening injuries. here's what one person saw 3 "the smell of gas on eleventh and howard was so awful i could breath. so i pulled my car into the alley and i ran stairs dropped off my work and i called 911 to tell them about the gas i would smell a leak and i ran through my neighbors and knocked on their doors to tell everyone to get out. "gas was shut off to the building just after firefighters got there. at the peak of the fire

sioux city this june. sisix city hasn't hosted the cocoerence since 2020. the a-b-i has more thth 14 hundred companies representing 3 hundred thousand employees. tim: iowa poultry producers are doing everything they can to protect their flocks from another outbreak of the avian flu. prior to the recent avian influenza outbreak in indiana the u-s-d-a was stockpiling nearly 5 hundred million doses of the new vaccine for bird flu. however, some iowa poultry industry officials oppose vaccinating because of export market consequences. the executive iowa poultry association, says it's good to have that supply of vaccine if it's needed, despite the concerns. he also said that instead of relying on vaccine, iowa's poultry producers are ramping up their biosecurity efforts to prevent the disease from reoccurring the spring. a total of 77 poultry operations statewide had bird flu outbreaks last year and more than 31 million chickens and turkeys were wiped out in iowa, which was by far the worst-hit state. losses in

president of the sioux city chapter of naacp. the concert ended with a happy birthday song for dr. king. morningside college students made blankets as part of their martin luther king week of service. the activities are inspired by the quote from from dr. king, "what are you doing to help others?" other events coming up include writing thank-you cards and packing meals for veterans. students will also participate u-s senator john thune, of south dakota, reflected on dr. king's legacy while in dakota dunes, today. he called dr.king a "great crusader." "he was sort of a revolutionary figure but in a way that really depended upon peaceful protest, was always very respectful," said thune. "but he led a movement of people and he accomplished significant change for our country." thune says those changes have transcended time and should be remembered and applied today. president barack obama and first lady michelle obama spent part of their day volunteering at an elementary school as part of a martin luther king day service event. the f

not just sioux city."won... not just sioux city."dallas - fort worth provides a connecting hub for travelers heading to more than 200 cities in more than 25 countries. 3 "with this new service our customers in sioux city will have direct access two of america's busiest hubs. and access an easy one stop access to flight to dozens of cities across europe, asia, and latin america."tickets can be purchased starting *tomorrow* by visiting the websites of american airlines or the sioux gateway airport. 3 3 the akron, iowa man accused of murdering his mother in the summer of 2014 *is* competent 3 that's the decision of a plymouth county judge.the attorney for jonathan neunaber argued his client suffers from mental health issues that prevent him from understanding the charges against hi...m and assisting in his own defense. while acknowledging that both experts that examined neunaber diagnosed him with a mental illness... judge steven andreasen ruled it doesn't reach the threshold of being "incompetent." pprosecutors can now move forward wit

design standnrds for sioux city's historic rose hill district. tonight was the first of three readings. the ordinance would require property owners to adhere to a guidelines when fixing their homes. but, the move drew harar criticism from multiple neighbors. the planning and zoning commission plans to meet with the residents of rose hill before the second reading. also, happening at tonight's update on the construction happening on interstate 29 for 2016. "the focus is on i-29 northbound, we'll wrap up the work at bacon creek and floyd river. that'll take all season," said dakin schultz with the iowa dot once that's complete new construction will start from the floyd river to the area just west of hamilton boulevard. a projececnearly a decade in the making took several steps forward at tonight's sioux city school board meeting. since 2008, the school board looked to replace bryant elementary. it's been around for 125 years. tonight, the board awarded nearly $4 million in contracts to help develop the new facility. "approved bid package one--which

the sioux city east boys are 7-2 after losing at abe lincoln on tuesday. the black raiders taking on 4 and 3 lemars. the bulldogs led 17-16 after a quarter -- and it stayed close. east goes inside to 6-6 sophomore van rees for the bucket. black raiders still down one. but lemars junior trent hillbrands got hot. the strong drive puts the 'dogs up by three. hillbrands keeps going to the bucket -- two more of his 22 first half points. he had a game-high 33 points -- lemars up 8 at the break. but the black raiders had a big second half. freshman aidan vanderloo with the 3 -- east comes back to beat lemars 67-59. the 5-2 spencer boys -- getting votes in the 3a poll -- taking on 5-3 lawton-bronson. early 4th quarter, spencer's,preston funderburg hits a three from the corner to put the tigers up by 24. he had 15 points. lawton-bronson tries to fight floater to bounce in -- eagles still trail 70 to 42. late in the game, the eagles still fighting, austin schorg quickly puts up the shot and makes it, l-b still down big. spencer is just too much -- cameron cantrall m

live in sioux city, sam curtiss, ktiv news four. we will air a half-hour special called "the road to the rose bowl" tomorrow night. with the help from our sister station, kwwl in waterloo, we'll look back at the special 2015 season and look ahead to the matchup against stanford. again,n,ee that hawkeyes special, tonight n nht at 6:3:3 a small group of siouxlanders playing a big role in the rose bowl parade. two members of st. matthew from st. luke lutheran church in ricketts, iowa are helping build the floats. they started working on tuesday. and, will continue through tomorrow. then they'll enjoy friday off to watchchll of the work in person. the mama float they helped create was for lutheran hour ministries. the float is expected to appear later in the parade that you can see friday morning started at 10 a.m. on ktiv news 4. the year is ending cold. but what will 2016 begin? meteorologist ben dorenbach is here to tell us what we can expect. weather ad-lib after many inclulung sioux city bottomed out in sub-zero territory this morn

makes his pick for this weekend's nfc playoffs. 3 3 a sioux city teen already in custody on theft charges in iowa is facing *more* charges tonight.the new charges are in connection with a string of auto burglaries in south dakota. 3 3 and tonight that story is first on fox. 3 3 19- year- old franky corral was arrested last wednesday in sioux city and charged with stealing a car and running away from police, among other charges.now... north sioux city police chief richard headid says corral 3 confessed to several car break- ins in south sioux city recently warned residents about a string of nearly two dozen car burglaries in the city.it's not known how many of those are connected to corral.police say he matches the person seen in security video from some of the burglaries. 3 3 a sioux city man is facinin charges of robbing a friend in the morningside area.20- year- old justin dahlheimer is charged with 2nd degree robbery.police say he asked a friend to meet him at a home on vine street to meet with some girls.when the friend arrived, police say dahlheimer and a black man assaulted him... s

senator rand paul will rally suporters in sioux city, at noon, on saturday. that event is at the holiday inn on gordon drive. then, on sunday, january 31st, republican chris christie will speak on the morningside college campus, in the olsen student center, at 9:00am. still to come... egg farms in iowa continue the slow rovery from last year's bird flu outbreak. the details in today's ag report. < he was rated a+ by the nra. not for his promises but for defending the second amendment... he's a man of deep faith, who fought time and again for the ght to life. he laid out a plan to destroy isis months before paris. he'll strengthen our border and use conservative principles to put washington's broken fiscal house back in order. jeb bush. he's the conservative you can trust, right to rise usa is responsible winter weather advisory in effect for eastern siouxland until midnight it was a slick start to our day for portions of siouxland as some freezing drizzle put a glaze down on the roads. throughout the days, a little light snow and freezing drizzle continued an

from there he heads to sioux city. he'll be at the sioux city public library. (sheila) hillary clinton brings her campaign back to sioux city tomorrow. she will have a townhall event at the orpheum theatre. it starts at 2:15 and is open to the public. still to come.... see why some doctors aren't pushing for their patients to get h-p-v that story on tonight's many doctors aren't pushing for h-p-v shots for their preteen patients. a national survey found pediatricians often delay discussing the vaccine because they think their patients aren't sexually active ... or parents would object. but experts say the h-p-v vaccine works best if kids get it early ... and about one-third of young people have had sex by the time they're 16. only 60-percent of adolescent girls and 42- percent of boys ... have gotten at least one of the three dose vaccine for h-p-v. (matt) new research suggests people with anxiety may fare better during a crisis situation. a french study of 24 volunteers found more anxious people processed threats through the brain's motor cortex ... which trig

ktiv's michelle schoening found out what this action means for sioux city police. << sioux city officials will no longer get the addresses of south dakotans, who violate civil laws in iowa. a 2014 south dakota law bars sharing driver information when collecting a civil fine for red-light and speeding camera. but, a policy advisor to governor dennis daugaard says this doesn't absolve south dakotans from paying fines in iowa. "this is an attempt from the administration to properly carry out the legistlator's intent when they passed this law. if a citizen of south dakota gets one of these tickets, they need to speak with their attorney to determine what their liability is as it relates to that ticket in the processes," said matt konenkamp, policy advisor to s.d.'s governor. the move protects south dakotans from private contractors, who oversee the cameras, from getting their personal information. although sioux city police can no longer access the information through the database, an assistant city attorney says the violations will continue to be sent as normal. "we're confident in the other

moore "so that people will want to move to sioux city instead of move out of sioux city." "my resolution is for my wife and i to spend more time with my grandchildren in 2016," said pete groetken "my resolution for the that we continue to move forward with issues that we've identified as really being important to the community. economic development, the ver front, the swimming pool issue." "you know, i think my resolution is to keep doing what i'm doing." said rhonda capron. "i'd like to know what your resolution is," said capron. "well i just want to be more proactive and just enjoy every minute of the new year, be positive," said deborah souverain. "you know every moment is a good moment and that's whate have to make it" said capron. "council member signing off. reporting from channel 9" jenna: the next time you see terry hersom at a sports event he won't be keeping stats or interviewing a coach for postgame commets. after guiding the sioux city journal sports department for 38 award winning years, hersom retired on january 1st and today (monday) family, fellow and area

that people will want to move to sioux city instead of move out of sioux city." "my resolution is for my wife and i to spend more time with my grandchildren in 2016," said pete groetken "my resolution for the council would be that we continue to being important to the community. economic development, the river front, the swimming pool issue." "you know, i think my resolution is to keep doing what i'm doing." said rhonda capron. "i'd like to know what your resolution is," said "well i just want to be more proactive and just enjoy every minute of the new year, be positive," said deborah souverain. "you know every moment is a good moment and that's what we have to make it" said capron. "council member signing off. reporting from channel 9" jessica rae: still to come... starbucks is releasing details about their hot new menu item. detals on this deliicous drink. after the break. scott: " " with the almanac where so far today we've reached a high of 26. let's check out conditions on the port neal welding company skycam hd. we still have some freezing fog in portions o

the city of sioux city appointed three important new positions this morning. bob scott was sworn in as the mayor of sioux city. scott broke a record by becoming the longest serving mayor in city history. he has served the past 11 years and his four-year term began today after running unopposed for re-election. scott says his goals surround improving "it's a great feeling. this is a great community. i love serving in this community so it's an honor and i just feel really blessed," said sioux city mayor, bob scott. council member, dan moore, also took the oath of office this morning as the new mayor pro tempore. moore says he's here to serve the people and he's honored to receive the position. his goals include connecting city trails, looking at the amount of swimming pools, and anything else that is for the greater good. "the goals are to continue on with some of the programs we got going on. economic development is probably at the best that its ever been. we want to continue on that path. again, we want to strive for excellence in what we do. we don't want to

details next. " " jenna: 70 percent of the uss sioux city. tomorrow the littoral combat ship will hit the water for the first time. steve dent took a tour of the navy's new weapon. tugs breaking up the ice in preparation for the launch of the uss sioux city. "it's very unique the way marinette marine does it most ships either are launched off the bow or the stern ." lockheed martin contracted marinette marine to build the littoral combat ship and soon commander lieberman will be the executive officer. " it is an absolutely a once in a lifetime experience." the us navy is going to take us on a tour of the sioux city so let's go first we have to climb 67 stairs. "what you are standing on is the flight deck." the littoral combat ship is designed for and only requires a crew of sailors. "so that makes this unique amonst all the other ships." it also travels at 40 knots. "they are one of the fastest ships in the fleet flexibility cutting edge technology that the navy is buying here ....." there have been problems the previous two ships in the lcs

in south sioux city, chief ford is on vacation this week. but he'll be back for his retirement party tomorrow. meterologist t-j springer says we could see a little snow... but we'll see some sunshine and warmer temperatures, too. he's in next with the forecast. it's degrees right now in spencer, iowa. congress doesn't regulate wall street... wall street regulates congress. it's a rigged economy that sends most new wealth to the top 1%. and it's held in place by a corrupt political system where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is funded by over two and a half million small contributions. people who know you can't level the playing field by taking more money from wall street. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. meterologist t-j springer is in for ben today. it's another cloudy day. clouds will be staying thick all across siouxland as we move into our thursday here wiwi a few snow showers possible as a weak wave of low pressure sinks towards the viewing area. temperarares will be below average with highs

this is the sixth year restaurants in sioux city... north and south sioux city... cherokee... le mars... sheldon... spencer... and storm lake have donated proceeds from the seasonal dish to the special olympics. this year's fundraiser brought in more than 21 - hundred dollars for the group. 3 "it's a great thing for our organization, helps support our athletes, so can compete in all sorts of activities and social development with their 3 friends."over the past six years the restaurants donated almost 12 - thousand dollars. this year's total came it at just more than 21 - hundred dollars. 3 a sioux city group gave a big "thank you" to military members and veterans yesterday morning. 3 support siouxland soldiers held a "waffles for warriors" breakfast event at their headquarters on indian hills drive. active - duty service members and veterans got free waffles and coffee... and also got brand new hand - tied blankets made by students at morningside college. 3 "they gave a lot for us and its time that we gave back to all of them to say thank you for all they have done since world

today was the weigh in for sioux city's own kyle angerman and john devall. both get title shots tomorrow night. doors open at 4:30 at winnavegas. we'll have highlights of as many fights as we can tomorrow night on siouxland news at 10. and of course on game night tonight we'll bring you okoboji at boyden-hull girls highlights. larry back to you! 3 3 tonight temperatures will cool into the upper 20s. throughout the day saturday clouds will be increasing with temperatures into the 40s, allowing for more snow and ice evening there is a slight chance of rain transitioning into snow by nday morning.as the sysyem makes its way out of the area, it will leave mostly cloudy skies behind it with temperatures in the upper 30s.we are still tracking a winter storm that will impact siouxland early next week. stay tuned over the next few days and we'll keep you informed of how things will play out. 3 that's all our time for now... >> pelley: for the first time, the state department confirms some e-mails on hillary clinton's home server contained top-secret information. als

3 in nebraska south sioux city is now 16 and 1! not enough to move up in the latest nebraska preps rankings released last month. they remain at number four in class "a" let's take a look at the rest of the movement around siouxland.over in pierce the 16-0 defending state champ lady jays remain in the top spot in class c-1. west point beemer at 16-1 stay at number 6. over in class c-2 another undefeated team in guardian angels central catholic stays at number one in c-2. crofton, at 14-2 and with their state championship credentials stays s at number two. oakland-craig staying at number 8. 3 in class d-1 howells-dodge drops from four to one after their loss to tekameh herman friday night. emerson-hubbard holds firm at number two. pender moves up from 10 to 7 despite losing two of three firm at number 8. 3 it is s me night which essentially means its the best night of the week in sports. and we are all metro area today! starting with bishop heelan visiting sergeant blufff luton! 3 here's what else we've got rapid fire! north welcomes

and she works at the tyson plant in south sioux city. she's also a cheerleader for the sioux city hornets basketball team.her friends reported her missing sunday after she failed to show up for work.she was found in her car... in a ditch near moville earlier today.she was taken to a hospital to be treated for hypothermia. 3 3 some siouxland non- profit agencies are working to coordinate their efforts in the area.representatives from those groups gathered at the iowa state university extension's new building on singing hills boulevard for their biennial summit today. that meeting gives agencies an opportunity to share information about the services they provide... and work together to avoid duplicating efforts.siouxland agencies hold meetings like this every other year. 3 3 students in south sioux city learned about the dangers of 3 13- hundred high school students listened to a presentation on the dangers of cyberbullying and sexting from a lawyer specializing in education law.that presentation included discussion about some of the poten

in sioux city he was known as *the sioux city fire photographer.* "i have always been hanging around fire stations and that's what drives you to dodot. cause you get to know the people, you get to know their personalities. you get to know what makes them tick and fire fighters are a unique breed." this was the inspiration for his wife.. lou ann and his describes the history of sioux city's fire department and its firefighters since 1865. "there is a lot of information and there was a lot of information around but it is in various places, various books, and this brings it all together to one spot." the book includes photos from sioux city fires, fundraising events for the station and even some recipes from a fire house chef. the lindblade's hope the book is a way for the fire department's history to live on ithe community. "and hopefully this book will spark some more people to get interested in it." kayla novak siouxland news. 3 the lindblades are among numerous contributors to the book. you can pick up a copy of *fully involved* at their store called "sioux city gifts" on pierce str

ron campell is in sioux city, sharing his art. campbell has worked on the beatles animated series as well as the smurfs, scooby doo, the flintsones, and he's most like he had this to say. "that i'm momo like?! golly.y. cool mccool... . w's that?! (laughs) that's an odd questioio i'm not like a a of them really... they're all crazy characters" retired screen cartoonist. tim: campell will be in sioux city for the during the exhibit, he'll be autographs and until the conclusion of the exhibit wednesday. it's free and open to the public. jenna: people in muscatine are already getting excited for this summer after the announcement they'll be the final stop on ragbrai. city offials say this was a pleasant surprise, after they were passed up on the trip last year. last year's destination was davenport this will be the 44th riding of ragbrai. it starts in glenwood this july. still to come... the record breaking snowfall.on the east coast made for some impressive we'll take a look after the break. (fred) snow is finished, and we have warme

we have 41 in sioux city. local temperatures are in the 30s and 40s. wind chills are mainly in the 30s. northwest winds of 5 to 15 miles per hour are pushing in. zooming out to the national satellite and radar, we can see our tuesday storm currently over california. the stormcast hd shows quiet weather during the night tonight and during the day tomorrow. the snow will start to push in tomorrow evening, becoming heavy tuesday morning and continuing tuesday afternoon before tapering off tuesday evening to wednesday morning. blustery winds mean that even after the snow has ended blowing snow will be a concern wednesday. the snow forecast shows a sharp gradient northwest to southeast. these tals may still shift tomorrow if the e storm tracks moror to the north o o south. this would have a big impact on snow totots, so stay tuned. this is not a final forecast yet. here's a recap of what to expect: : e timing will be late monday evening through tuesday evening. heavy snowfall rates are likely. gusty winds to 40 mph will cause blowing snow, low visibility, a

port neal welding company skycam hd in sioux city. yesterday, most of siouxland picked up between 1 and 2 inches of snow. we have a pretty quiet pattern as we move toward the weekend. tomorrow, we'll have some light snowowove through associated with a larger system that will primarily miss to the southwest. it looks like we'll pick up between a half inch and an inch of and lasting into very early friday morning. friday will be a touch cooler fore 30s come back for the weekend. your forecast today calls for a high of 29 with mostly cloudy skies and a light breeze from the southeast. tonight's low is 17 with clouds. tomorrow's high is 27 with light snow arriving late. here's your 7 day forecast. jessica rae scott: scott and jessica chat about weather scott and jessica chat about weather scott and jessica at about weather scott and jessica chat about weather scott and jessica chat about weather scott and jessica chat about weather scott and jessica chat about weather democratic frontrunner hillary clinton has picked up another endorsemen

ron jorgensen, (r) sioux city. "so, i know its a priority of mine to get that done as soon as we possibly can." "lawmakers will also contend with governor terry branstad's plan to extend the state's penny sales tax to generate billions of dollars for education and water quality," said matt breen. "but, some members of the governor's own party don't support the plan." like senator david johnson, of ocheyedan. "number one, those taxes were approved at a local level first before it went statewide," said sen. david johnson, (r) ocheyedan. "so, in one respect we are taking away a local vote if we were to move that money." second, johnson says it won't be enough. the republican has written a bill which would add a 3/8 of a cent sales tax to generate money for a dedicated natural resources fund. "i don't know how better we can do it," johnson said. fellow senate republican randy feenstra, of hull, says water quality is important, but he isn't the answer. "i don't think raising taxes is a good idea at this point," sen. ran

meeting last night in south sioux city. the evening aims to present leaders with a yearly progress report, along with partnership updates. ho-chunk ceo lance morgan spoke about the flatwater crossing development, which will include 600 apartment units and 400 single family homes. they hope to start construction in the spring. south dakota senator john thune is praising a dakota dunes business. on monday, he toured malloy electric, an industrial service repair center that serves the mining, oil, wind and ethanol industries, among others. thune says malloy is an example of a business that is growing and employs many people. it has customers in ten states. before visiting malloy, thune spoke to students in the yankton high school government class. siouxlanders celebrate the legacy of martin luther king, junior. a birthday concert was held at mt. zion baptist sioux city n double a c-p president flora lee says this is not just a celebration of dr. king, but a celebration of our country as a whole. she says the federal holiday he

"announcer: "now live from kcau-tv in sioux city, iowa... this is abc9 news this midday.... " " jessica rae: good morning and thanks for joining us this midday. donald trump was in iowa today fresh off the announcement of by a familiar face when it comes to presidential politics. jessica rae: trump made a stop in norwalk iowa earlier this morning and he was joined by the most recent political celebrity to endorse him... former alaska governor sara palin. yesterday, palin endorsed trump saying with trump as president, america would no longer apologize. she also came after some trump detractors who say he's not conservative enough. " " well now what they're doing trump and his trumpeters they aren't conservative enough. oh my goodness gracious what would the establishment know about conservativism." " after their appearance in norwalk, the pair headed to tulsa, oklahoma for a trump rally. jessica rae: vermont senator bernie sanders made a swing through the hawkeye state yesterday. he was at a campaign event in fort dodge. where he spoke about

it was run by sioux city police officer chad sheehan. "one of the first hurdles to overcome is denial. this idea that it is not going to happen where we live. it's a small town. it's nebraska. it's iowa. it's not going to happen here. so that is one of the most difficult things to make people realize and face. it can happen anywhere." -chad sheehan, sheehan strategic solutions, llc sheehan started the s.a.v.e yourself program. the "s" stands fororhelter in place or barricade yourself. "a" - awareness. "v" - violence s sps violence. fight back as a last resort. and, "e" - evacuate! some light snow heading our way. at our forecast. we didn't get the aesthetic beauty of the sun, but maybe just as beautiful was seeing our temperatures go back into the 20s across siouxland. we'll keep the 20s around again on thursday but we'll bring back a chance of some light snow. this isn't going to be a big system, but we could see a dusting of snow that begins tonight in western siouxland and gives us all a chance of that snow during the day tomorrow. ju