Plan on more sunshine today. Well see a stronger wind out of the southwest, which will help to drive temperatures well into the 60s across the area. This will be about 15 degrees above normal this afternoon for this time of the year. Our next cold front will pass through the region dry going into our veterans day, but itll be cooler for sure with highs limited to the midnovember with highs in the 50s on saturday with low 60s likely on sunday. Have a great day today sunny and a little breezy. Wind sw 1020. High 66 tonight mostly clear. Wind nw 510. Low 39 tomorrow mostly sunny. Wind n 1020. High 54 tom. Night on tuesday night, donald trump captured victory to become the 45th president. On wednesday night, protests broke out in about 20 cities across the u. S. As abcs diane macedo reports, police made arrests in nearly every city. Protests from coast to cast. New york. Nats. Chicago. Nats. Seattle thousands of people taking to the streets. In at least 10 cities. Marching against presiden
Pittsburgh. That officers name and condition werent immediately released. Police identified the fallen officer as 52 yearold scott bashioum. Just last week, a shooter killed two Des Moines Area Police officers in what investigators called an ambush style attack. Des Moines Police Sergeant Tony beminio died just minutes after the shooter killed urbandale officer justin martin. The officers were sitting alone in their squad cars while on patrol when investigators say scott greene shot and killed them. Investigating a racist message someone wrote on a students door in a Residence Hall. The University Says someone saw it yesterday morning at the Burge Residence Hall and notified the housing staff. That prompted the university to issue a statement condemning the hate speech. Last month, someone put up racist posters at the universitys afro american, latino, native american, and lgbtq resource centers. The poster was also on a Bulletin Board in a Residence Hall. The divisions exposed by the
A Fayette County man convicted of threatening to kill an eastern iowa a Waterloo Police officer will not face formal charges. Charges. Body cam video shows officer Adam Wittmayer yanking on the dreadlocks of a handcuffed suspect. It also shows the officer yelling at the suspect hitting him in the head and pushing him into a squad car. The suspects attorney sent this video to the fbi and cbs 2 news. News. Officials say the suspect is 24yearold Montavis Keller and that he nearly ran over officer wittmayer at the end of a highspeed chase. Keller wants the offi office reviewed the footage and decided not to charge officer wittmayer. The Waterloo Police chief says the officer was punished internally. Keller will stand trial later this month. A Fayette County man convicted of threatening to kill an Eastern Iowa Police chief will now be sent to a halfway house. 33yearold Joshua Sargent was sentenced to two suspended fiveyear prison terms. And also sentenced to two to five years probation that
The sun is coming out and i and very grateful. Rebecca we are handing over to see who tells about the weather today. I even need air conditioning, we might open the doors, it is warm in here, you guys might have to keep your jackets on for a little while. The sun is starting to rise to allow temperatures to increase, they have dropped a bit last hour but a beautiful sunris cedar rapids, temperatures are still in the 50s. 50 degrees in core and we could have spots over highway 20 that are in the 40s, they may not show her. 53 now and cedar rapids and 52 nearby. It will be so on the way to the bus stop temperatures in the lower 50s and you may need a jacket when you step out side, the kids maybe one as well. To the daytoday everyone will areawide here is the fright fest forecast, youre headed out at noon will be 72, 73 basic and temperatures will start to fall down to about 65 degrees by 9 pm. There is a concert going on later tonight, it will be a gorgeous night and it will be cooling d
Hunter 05/19/24 The Iowa Board of Regents has approved a rate increase for the residence halls at all three state-run universities. The Gazette reports or the