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Simulation to familiarize themselves with what monday night will look like. One way to prepare for caucus night, be sure youre registered to vovo, said michelle schoening, ktiv news 4. A nebraskanative says he wishes there were more workshops like this one to help prepare to caucus. He says its important for the Younger Generation to get out and caucus. This next election is huge, its going to make a big difference and the future of where our country goes. I wanted to make a differnce and see what i can do to make that difference, said grant bednar, Morningside College freshman. Lastly, there ...

Enough to make you shift your stance. Nothing as strong as we saw in North Carolina. Now we learned there are two additional deaths attributed to hurricane and now Tropical Storm florence, the two additional deaths we learned in the last few moments in cat rack county southeast of new bern where there have been hundreds of rescues. Some waiting to be pulled out of their homes and there are 4200 homes there damaged or flooded. That coming from the mayor of new bern. In South Carolina, the major concern is water, swelling of creeks and rivers that flooded North Carolina start to pass through som...

Doing. Florence, now a category 2 hurricane, packing maximum sustained winds of 110 miles per hour. Parts of the carolina coast bracing for conditions that could last, this is very important, 24 hours or longer. Thats a lot of water. The storm is forecast to bring up to 25 inches of rain. Some areas could see as much as 40 inches of rainfall triggering catastrophic flash flooding. North carolinas governor is urging people to get out of harms way while they still can. There is still time to leave. The winds may be down a bit. But the onetwo intense punches that we are expecting are still there....

The Iowa Department of Natural Resources said its administrative fine limit of $10,000 is insufficient for the March spill at NEW Cooperative in Red Oak.

The Iowa Department of Natural Resources said its administrative fine limit of $10,000 is insufficient for the March spill at NEW Cooperative in Red Oak.