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governor kristi noem officially endorses president trump. alexandria of has the latest from the campaign trail. >> reporter: today's centerpiece competition is between the hawkeyes and the cyclones, but the political division is on display as well. moments ago vivek ramaswamy arriving to tailgate outside of jack trice the stadium in ames, iowa, in the soldout cy-hawk trophy if game. former governor ron desantis and former governor asa hutchinson expected to arrive soon as well. form you are president trump -- former president trump is expected closer to kickoff. >> our record on the ...

pact and added support for his war in ukraine. >> we're going to look at what kim jong own got out of the trip for north korea and a broader impact for both of their adversaries fire and floods. >> while the east bags and the west coast with wildfires that are torching hundred grids of buildings and forcing thousands of people to flee in texas. problem is water and they tropical storm do to make landfall here in the next 24 hours and remember i'm bringing the incomparable willie mays, the iconic baseball player who may have been the greatest to ever play the game. we're following the...

But we begin with the 2 winners of the Nobel Prize For Literature One for 2018 and 1. 00 for this year as well this is because it was awarded last year due to a scandal within the rather secretive Nobel Prize Committee so the committee has promised to be more open in the future and also less eurocentric however both winners this year are from europe the polish off the hook for 2018 and this is one of the austrian author paid to handcuff. Born in 1942 austrian writer pay to hunt has been a perennial favorite for the nobel prize the Swedish Academy with typical literary floras credit him with cr...

Four research projects focusing on diverse aspects of climate and environmental justice in the Carolinas have been chosen for funding from The Duke Endowment.

Denton plans to utilize $1.6 million in federal funding, as well as $1.4 million funded by the city, in 2024-25 on housing and community development projects. The city staff has