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Crawl on hawaiis big island. The target area is now growing. Is there any way to stop the slow motion inferno. It is all happening now. Our top story right off of the bat, election day in america. Forget all of the polls you have heard about in the past weeks or months. The only polls that matter are open right now. And this is in for jenna lee. Americans are making their choices. At stake today balance of power on capitol phil this is how the situation stands in the senate. Republicans need a net gain of six seats to take control. Mike emmanuel is covering this angle for us. Mike . Reporter a...

The tea leaves in the 18 million number of ballots already cast. Reporter president obama who has been mostly absent from Senate Campaign tells tarheel voters to pick democratic senator kay hagan. She is in a tight race with tom til his and a thirdparty candidate. Mark priors opponent this morning says pryor cannot distance himself from the president too much. President obama said it best a couple weeks ago when he said his policies are on the ballot. Mark pryor votes for arkansas 90 of the time. Reporter the Democratic Party sent their brightest stars to campaign. And in New Hampshire residen...

Races closely. They include alaska, colorado, georgia, iowa, kansas, louisiana, New Hampshire and North Carolina. The split in the senate is 53 democrats and 45 republicans, two independence so the Republican Party needs in net gain of six seats to take control of the senate and one the help is back today is iowa. That is where tom harkin is retiring from an open seat privately tied up between republican and four term democrats. Live for us in ankeny, iowa, north of des moines. What is the final pitch from the candidates today . Heather, think they both know it will be about turnout and their ...

Courtesy photo Community Foundation for Delta County Board of Trustee Member Will Carne, Sr. presents a $1,000 check to Krista Johnson and Tracy Jensen with t

The Sioux City Council will be asked Monday to terminate a development agreement with Lamb Arts for the renovation of the former Sioux City auditorium and forgive a $350,000 loan