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Coming up this morning on abc9 news. Iowa lawmakers are debating a speed increase on state highways. Details are up ahead concerns rise over the upcoming changes to iowas medicaid program. Well head to the state house later this morning. Plus. Hundreds of siouxland women came together for a special conference. Including our own Jenna Rehnstrom these stories and more. On abc9 news this morning. Lukas good morning and thanks for joining us this wednesday morning. Im lukas voss. Lawmakers in des mo...

This morning a near republican revolt over the next debate. Both donald trump and dr ben carson threatening not to show up if host cnbc tries to change the format the two leading gop candidates writing in a joint letter to cnbc they do not, and will not, agree to appear at a debate that is more than 120 minutes long including commercials brbrks. Also demanding the debate include opening and closing statements from all ththcandidates. Sottrump on fox i think i is unfair to the viewers because its...

(Valley) -- As damage surveys wrap up from Fridays tornado outbreak, more severe weather is possible Tuesday.

(Valley) -- Tornadoes arent the only weather calamity KMAland residents should look out for this spring and summer.

A meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Valley said Omaha is likely to see some snow Monday night. A blizzard warning has been issued for an area from southwest

A meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Valley said Omaha is likely to see some snow Monday night. A blizzard warning has been issued for an area from southwest

(Valley) -- Though the weather may feel more like winter lately, severe weather season is upon us.

A meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Valley said Omaha is likely to see some snow Monday night. A blizzard warning has been issued for an area from southwest

Friday saw winter weather return to the Omaha metro area. But it’s set to go away as quickly as it arrived.

Citing a high employment rate and new equipment additions, the Northeast Community College Board of Governors unanimously voted on Thursday to continue the college’s utility line program during their monthly