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In the 20s and even low 30s. Where we are in the 30s right now, theres a good chance we will see temperatures in the degrees warmer than where they were at this time yesterday. There area f few areas of patchy fog, mainly where we have a little bit more snow pack. Of us getting above the Freezing Point early this morning. Heres the storm track 7 Live Weather Network cameras across eastern iowa. Other than the patchy fog, all is quiet. Storm track 7 live Doppler Radar shows dry conditions across our part of the state. A wider view shows our next system that will affect us tomorrow, bringing a s...

Miles per hour from the south. The satellite and radar imagery shows some clouds pushing through the map. Embarassing, frustrating, and not to mention a health concern. An open wound thats taking more than a few months to heal. Is a cronic problem. But, a specially trained team at Mercy Medical center is bring hope to people with seemingly no other option. Abc9 news anchor Jenna Rehnstrom has more in this weeks your health matters. Michael says, and youre just generally washing it, no more bandages . Jeffrey says, no more bandages. Jeffrey burkhart of salix has come a long way in the last few ...

Tonight, a cold front approaches with limited moisture, but may be able to squeeze out some light, scattered rain or snow. None of this should cause an issue. Some scattered flurries are possible tomorrow as colder air starts to make inroads into the region with slowly falling temperatures. On saturday, temperatures will continue to fall with a powerful second surge of arctic air. This will likely generate some snow in the area on saturday night with increasing wind and dropping temperatures. Wind chills on sunday morning continue to look dangerous with 25 to 35 chills common. Some areas in No...

The U.S. Small Business Administration extended its hand to help, opening a disaster outreach center.

Perform in Perth kicks off centenary event with virtual performances © Supplied by Perform in Perth Perform in Perth 2019. Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Perform in Perth has kicked off its annual festival as it celebrates its centenary year. The annual competition, first held in 1921, began online on Monday with percussionists performing throughout the day. Day one of the festival began with the youngest musicians performing, with more experienced playing as the day progressed. ‘Significant interest’...