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Marijuana drug. K2. That may have caused the deaea of a West High School senior. 18 yearold rose autumn mouw. Is charged with involuntary manslaughter. And delivery of a controlled substance. The charges stem from the death of 18 yearold high school senior. Austin mccloud. Mccloud died last april. After smoking the drug k2. That he allegedly purchased from mouw. Mouw has pleaded not guilty. Her trial is set to begin on april 26th. Abc9 spoke to the mother of mccloud, who says she has no hate in her heart for mouw. She says nothing will b bng her son back. But her new mission is to prevent othe...

Rachel ramos, abc9. Jenna mike hammond. One of the cofounders of Gateway Computer Company and a sioux city native has died. Hammond passed away at his sioux city home thursday. He was 53 years old. Hammond co founded gateway. In1985. I n a sioux city farmhouse. The Company Later moved to a spotted cow building in sioux city. Those who worked him say he had a huge personality. That helped shape the image of the company. He had incredible loyalty among the gateway employees and i know all of them really mourn his loss, he was tooyoung, but the legacy he left on gateway is permament, said jim wha...

The next round. Among those calling for change. Ben carson. dr. Ben carson r president ial candidate debates are supposed to be to get to know the candidates, and get to know whats behind them and what their thinking process is, what their philosophy is, and what it has turned into is gotcha. Sundnds meeting is an unheard of gathering of rivals. The candidates, united in their anger over what they called the hostile nature and tone of the questioning. Nats becky quick moderator your board fired you. I just wondered why you think we should hire you now . john harwood moderator is this a comic b...

With Queen’s University facing a budget deficit, two master of public administration program students are concerned about their program.

With Queen’s University facing a budget deficit, two master of public administration program students are concerned about their program.