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At or above freezing and will linger into the afternoon, but some clearing later today will as much of a problem as the large winter storm that will track our way for tuesday and wedneday bringing blizzard conditions to many parts of iowa. Ill have more on that in a few minutes. Conditions to many parts of io. Ill have more on that in a few minutes. Well we are almost there, iowa. This is the final day beforr caucus day. President ial hopefuls are feeling the pressure theyre out in full force today in hopes of sealing some last minute support. This weekends final Des Moines Register poll relea...

Why he did well with exit polls identifying 63, of caucus goers as being christian. Thats not the case in New Hampshire, but more the case in South Carolina. New hampshire is not a good state no ted cruz, thats going to be difficult going forward. For donald trump, he receive a lot of criticism for finishing second and questions about his campaign. You know, hes still the leader in the polls in New Hampshire and theres still pressure on him to do well in New Hampshire, but theres also now pressure on marco rubio. The fact he finished third in iowa, sort of a very chose third in iowa to donald ...

Talking. 4 and the biggest news of the night, marco rubio. People are calling it is marco momentum. Matt there is so much suspense about marco rubio and ted cruz. He finished third and within one trump. Of course, ted cruz the winner of the iowa caucus on the vote. You mentioned already Martin Omalley dropping out on. On the republican side, Rick Santorum told the Des Moines Register he will now look at the numbers and evaluate the future of his campaign. Mike huckabee says he has suspended his campaign. Amanda another big talk in the media center, governor branstad telling people not to vote ...

For the first time since winning her seat, U.S. Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks has a challenger from the right.

Just over one month into its 2024 session, the Iowa Legislature is moving at a breakneck pace that local lawmakers expect will continue.