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June 21, 2024
Ihas been beheaded and an american is next. Proaddress protesters say police did little to protect them. Plus a risky sport, three High School Football players die within one week, whats being done to protect Young Players . We begin tonight with concerns about the ebola virus. The u. S. Is stepping up the battle against the virus on two fronts. In the disease riddled villages of liberia where the death toll just rose significantly and in texas where a man infected with the debtly disease is in ...
June 17, 2024
I think we found one time over a threeweek period that any of the nature candidates. Voters do care more about health care, but i think the point that the democratic leadership is making is that you can walk and chew gum. There are certain committees that are designated to handle issues that if this was an impeachment referral, and we dont know if it was yet, there was language in there that read as if mueller intended for congress to weigh these issues of obstruction, and that is their statutor...
September 8, 2023
Placing a premium on safety Caltrans sampled the desires of north lake residents about what they would prefer in its transportation system at the monthly East Region Town Hall on Wednesday.
February 9, 2022
Students at Johnston High School are looking to establish a Turning Point USA Chapter
January 26, 2022
After the death of her son in April of last year, Becky Smith hopes to prevent other local parents from losing their children to drug overdoses.
November 23, 2021
About 80 people protested the 1776 Pledge that the three new Johnston School Board members, sworn in Monday night, signed prior to the election.
April 12, 2021
Ames Tribune In an already digital society that the COVID-19 pandemic has made even more so, an Iowa State University professor says he hopes parents and legislators recognize the growing need to help children learn how to be safe and healthy online. “My personal wish about this is that we use this opportunity to recognize we’ve put ourselves in a box," said psychology professor Douglas Gentile. "We’ve been digging a hole, and COVID made us dig a lot faster." Gentile has worked with the ...