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Memorial in knoxville is on the move. The Knoxville City Council last night voted in favor of moving the silhouette of a soldier kneeling next to across from a City Property to a privately owned lot across the street. Area am vets say the memorial will be replaced by a bronze statue of a battlefield memorial to a fallen soldier but only because they were told to. I put that up there without a thought of it being an embarrassment to somebody or offending somebody. Steve tonight at 6 00, see why a city councilman says he felt ambushed last night, before the vote to move the memorial. And why the...

The argument didnt end there. The des moinesbased iowa gun owners, says the proposed ban is not rational. Last night, they came to kalona, handing out flyers asking citizens to stand up for their Second Amendment rights. All these areas where weve seen innocent people being murdered happened in areas where government officials, local or state or federal, have to clear those areas offlimits to lawabiding citizens citizensthe Kalona City Council did not discuss the issue during last nights meeting because the Library Board was not able to attend. City leaders now say the issue is dead, until the...

Over the weekend. Local 5 news midday in hd starts now. We are iowa sabrina good morning and thanks for joining us for local 5 news midday. Im Sabrina Ahmed. Sabrina the wait continues for federal approval of Governor Terry branstads plan to privatize iowas medicaid system. Sabrina here in iowa the governor says the state will save 51 Million Dollars once the deal goes through. Four outof state companies are set to take over the program by january 1st. But numbers are one thing. Real life is another. Local fives chief Political Correspondent amanda krenz introduces you to a family that depends...

The hot weather Saturday will be replaced with increasing storm chances and cooler air as a cold front advances toward Oklahoma.

Overpasses are widely seen as safe shelters during a severe weather event. In reality, they're deadly.