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There's like one pink shack behind them.

How is ground not broken three years ago on this? Look at the headline from KCCI, SciTown taking shape.

No, it's not.

They're just sticking shovels in the ground.

They were taken into custody around 12:30 Wednesday morning.

As KCCI's Alex Schuman shows us now, the men say they were doing cybersecurity work.

The State Court Administration says they did hire this company to test the security of their electronic records, but did not intend for them to physically break into the courthouse.

Not many had yet heard what happened, but once they learned, people had plenty of opinion.

I've seemingly fallen apart.

Uh, news, uh, coming from KCCI out in Des Moines, uh, kind of what a bleak spin on this city of Des Moines announced Wednesdays ended seven years of negotiations with the Krause group.

The stadium was expected to cost 90 million would go in the former DICO site in downtown Des Moines and a news release that city point out recent legislation at the state's house is one factor to the end of these negotiations.

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Is that correct? Working in Rochester and Albany, New York, Saginaw, Michigan, and ended up in Des Moines, Iowa, which is where I'm based.

You joined KCCI-TV in 2021.

Yes.

and partly because the station wanted him to explain the connections between climate change and Iowa's increasingly extreme weather.

Uh, he shared it on a Facebook video, and Axios reported it, uh, today.

Um, his former news director at KCCI, Dave Busiek, wrote a nice article on Substack late last week on, on Jason and the situation.

So, uh, we, we both know JP well.

Um, he has been a huge blessing to-

But the, like, I had woke up, it was, like, 4:50.

And so I had checked the radar, and I think I turned on, like, KCCI on, like, f- l- they're l- and they were already live streaming, and they said something about, like, Southwest Iowa, and they were like, "And we just got reports of, like, 100 mile an hour winds out of-

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... blah blah blah town," and I looked at my husband and I was like, "Well, um-

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And part of making this a better place, you remember we have on KCCI, Knight Creative Communities Institute, what their whole goal is to make Tallahassee a better place to be.

Provide these things.

A lot of the festivals you come across in Tallahassee were initiated by them.

Even the TLH letters was by KCCI.

And a lot of the artwork that you're seeing around town you need to get involved with them and support them.

Because I can remember, I'm from Chicago, and on a Sunday afternoon, I would just hop on the L train, go down to Grant Park, and the Chicago Symphony would be playing a free concert.