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A mixed bag of precip is moved sleet, drizzle and snow all falling. Temperatures will hold steady in the low 30s tonight. Tomorrow upper 30s and rain will build in and rescue crews worked for six hours today. To recover the body of Authorities Say 30yearold Justin Jorgensen was working to install water and sewage lines in a trench when the dirt caved in around him. Crews estimate the pit was about 10 to 12 feet deep and it did not have a trench wall to brace its sides. They also said the dirt an...

A mixed bag of precip is moving through central iowa this afternoon. Sleet, drizzle and snow all moving through. Temperatures will hold steady in the low 30s tonight. Tomorrow temperatures will be back in the upper 30s and rain will build in and be steady during the afternoon. Now to our top story, a tragic now to our top story, a tragic accident in altoona. The body of a constructor worker has been recovered after he became trapped in a trench this morning. It happened in a residential neighbor...

Children of Shingwauk Alumni Association host survivors and family members for three-day gathering at former Shingwauk site

When Katy and Willie Roach bought a park-like property in suburban New Plymouth they thought they’d landed an easy-care home. It wasn't but it became their paradise.

KAMIAH — This year’s Kamiah BBQ Days grand marshals, Pam and Mike Hipes, will be forever remembered in Kamiah by kids young and old for the annual free pumpkin carving

‘They stripped us of our culture’: Residential school survivor shares story after 751 unmarked graves found Residential schools operated in the United States until 1996 Tags:  Gravesites found in Canada reopen old wounds for indigenous people all over An indigenous nation in Canada said it has found 751 unmarked graves at a former residential school in Saskatchewan, according to the BBC. The discovery only came weeks after the remains of 215 children were found at a similar residential sc...

Article content The Ontario government has earmarked $550,000 to purchase and renovate four homes to help Indigenous women and children leave abusive situations. Sault Ste. Marie MPP Ross Romano made the announcement Friday on behalf of Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing Steve Clark. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Four new homes provide housing for Indigenous women, children Back to video Four houses have been purchased and renovated throu...