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Morning at a home near the corner of west first and helmer. Where they found mace suffering stab wounds. He was taken to Mercy Medical center where he died. 10 houou later. Police apprehended the man they believe to be responsible, 47year old eliase wanatee. Who was booked on 1st degree murder charges yesterday afternoon. Wanatee has a previous criminal record. Including a Second Degree murder conviction which he served 10 years for. Abc9 News Reporter Christina Grijalva brings us details from the case and reactions from the victims family i never in my life would have imagined. A sioux city m...

Clinical research, were learning more about the human body than we ever knew before. But, theres relatively little explanation about why, for some people, the five senses are intertwined. Jenna tells us more in our top story. Jenna what color is wednesday . What do you smell when you hear your Favorite Song . Those questions might not make sense to you. But for a person with synesthesia, the world is experienced in a completely different way. More on two families livivg with this phenomenon. In tonightht special yourhealth matters. Soren peterson grew up assuming everyone knew that the number ...

You the latest on a number of proposed bills. Why iowa senator Chuck Grassley. Continues to the president all news this morning. Good morning and thanks for joining im lukas voss. We begin this morning with circumstances surrounding a fatal stabbing on the westside of sioux city. 50yearold vernon mace was killed. And now the lone suspect is being held on murder charges. Police responded to a call early wednesday morning at a home near the corner of west first and helmer. Where they found mace suffering stab wounds. He was taken to Mercy Medical center where he died. 10 hours later. Police appr...

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VERMILLION, S.D. - The University of South Dakota will host its fourth annual Artificial Intelligence Symposium on Thursday, April 11, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the main campus