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Staff members and Callous Campaign staff gathered here tonight. Most of us have worked as volunteers for the democrats before we became staff members. We did this because we believed in the senators vision. We admired his courage, and most will, we cared about the same kind of people he did. We shared a common interest in public issues in expressing them to the public and in helping promote the candidacy of the person we respected and loved. In november of 1963, i attended the convention of the National Association of Mental Health in washington, d. C. Our group met with the junior senator for...

Controversial comments on rape and abortion debate yesterday, paul ryan offered his ideas for rewriting the social safety net and helping those who call into poverty. We want to hear from you about which issue is driving your vote leading into election day. Did you make up your mind months or years ago . Let us know by calling in on the republican line. On the democratic line on the independent line you can also catch up with us on all your social media sites on twitter, facebook, or email us at. A very good morning to you. I want to get right to some of those polls on the horserace leading up...

Funding retirement. Iowabank. Com. Federal funding was provided banks. Saving Carroll County state banks. St. Francis hospital. Commercial savings bank. The bank that grows from a strong foundation. Information is found at esbcarroll. Com. For more than 40 years, iowa press has brought newsmakers from across iowa and beyond. We bring debates in each of iowas four districts. From the santa marina winery, here is dean. The shifting population creates the 4th district. Urban cities join sioux city and the rurlal district steve king has represented for 10 years. Hes been winning reelection by comf...

Tuesday was anything but a normal school day for students and staff at Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School in Huntsville. They were visited by Alabama Governor, Kay Ivey!

The state is providing $15 million dollars in grants -- to help improve the academic performance of students at targeted schools.