Year: 2017

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Las Vegas shooting survivor describes helping to take victims to hospital in her truck

iStock/Thinkstock(LAS VEGAS) -- A 29-year-old woman at the country music concert in Las Vegas where a shooter opened fire from above fled the scene and then returned to get her truck and help victims.Lindsay Padgett said she initially thought the popping sounds were pyrotechnics during Jason Aldean's performance at the Route 91 Harvest Music Festival."We just heard popping sounds and saw sparks going off of the stage, so at first […]

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Country music star Jake Owen on Las Vegas shooting: ‘It was like a bad movie’

Mindy Small/Getty Images(LAS VEGAS) --  Country music star Jake Owen said watching the deadly Las Vegas shooting unfold while he was on the stage of the Route 91 Harvest Music Festival in Las Vegas was like seeing "a bad movie.""Standing there, you could hear the bullets starting to hit the roof of the stage and people started fleeing everywhere. You could hear people screaming," Owen told ABC News. "It sounded […]

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Las Vegas survivor describes chaos after shooter opened fire: ‘Everything hit the fan’

iStock/Thinkstock(LAS VEGAS) --  After gunfire broke out late Sunday night during the Route 91 Harvest Music Festival in Las Vegas, concertgoer Adam Payne carried his wounded friend to safety.Payne said he and his girlfriend were able to flee unharmed after a gunman opened fire from the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino, killing at least 50 people. Payne's friend, who was shot in the stomach, is now in stable condition after […]

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National

Las Vegas concertgoer helps wounded best friend stay alive

ABC News.(LAS VEGAS) -- Retired teacher and avid hunter Mike Cronk knew instantly the staccato sounds coming from the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino last night were the real thing."I heard some of the bullets hit the fence, and it's aluminum," Cronk, 48, told ABC News' Matt Gutman. "That's how we knew these weren't firecrackers."Thousands of country music aficionados who were enjoying Jason Aldean's set at the Route 91 Harvest […]

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Las Vegas concertgoer: ‘I didn’t want to die’

Ethan Miller/Getty Images(LAS VEGAS) -- Concertgoer Brian Claypool feared for his life Sunday when a gunman opened fire during the final night of the Route 91 Harvest Music Festival in Las Vegas, saying he “didn’t want to die.” Country music artist Jason Aldean was performing when the gunfire erupted, Claypool said, causing everyone to panic. “It was pretty eerie because Jason [Aldean] kind of hesitated in his song and I’m […]

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State News

Flexsteel breaks ground for new furniture plant

Ground was broken today on a $25 million manufacturing plant in Dubuque. Flexsteel is one of the city’s top employers and company president Karel Czanderna told KCRG-TV that city and county leaders stepped up earlier this year to support the project and save more than 200 jobs. “It’s a lot of people saying it’s important […]Powered by WPeMatico

todayOctober 2, 2017

State News

September ended on a run of hot days for an overall warmer month

September wrapped up as a very warm, dry month for Iowa, an about-face from the month before. State climatologist Harry Hillaker says during the last week in the month, Iowans endured temperatures much warmer than normal, well into the 90s in many areas. “The month started out rather on the cooler side. The first seven […]Powered by WPeMatico

todayOctober 2, 2017

State News

Governor answers criticism on Senate sexual harassment case (audio)

Governor Kim Reynolds pushed back today on statements made by the Democrat State Treasurer Fitzgerald on the settlement of a harassment lawsuit with a former employee of Senate Republicans. Reynolds was asked about Fitzgerald’s comments that he was disappointed with the way the governor handled the situation and that she did not ask the top […]Powered by WPeMatico

todayOctober 2, 2017

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Waterloo to be named first Bird Friendly City

Waterloo will host the pilot program for Bird Friendly Iowa. Waterloo is expected to be named Iowa’s first Bird Friendly City on October 16th during a City Council meeting. The city will be honored by the Iowa Audubon Society and the Prairie Rapids Audubon Chapter for preserving and expanding bird habitat, reducing threats to birds, […]Powered by WPeMatico

todayOctober 2, 2017