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Pottawattamie County

Pottawattamie County

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Oct 16, 2026

Geoffrey SkelleyHOST
49:55
So I guess that actually raises a interesting question to me, which is, uh, you know, Josh Turek faced, uh, an Iowa City candidate or, you know, Iowa City area candidate, uh, Zach Wahls in the Democratic primary and, and ended up winning the nomination, uh, pretty comfortably in the end, but it was a competitive race.
Geoffrey SkelleyHOST
50:13
And Turek is from the, what, Omaha suburbs, so Pottawattamie-
Brianne PfannenstielGUEST
50:19
Mm-hmm
Geoffrey SkelleyHOST
50:19
... uh, County, sort of southwestern part of the state, which is, you know...
Andrew BrookensGUEST
34:22
I think about 60, 65% is Manhattan.
Andrew BrookensGUEST
34:26
But, um, the other, the other group of that, I would say 45% actually come from Pottawattamie County, and representing- I think it's 11 or 13 different cities across the, the area.
Andrew BrookensGUEST
34:40
So we're not just Manhattan-focused.
Andrew BrookensGUEST
34:42
We do pull, just like our patients, uh, from a broader, uh, arena, and we are representing a lot of communities just in our workforce.
Vanessa RichardsonHOST
23:42
A doctor had once diagnosed her with bipolar disorder, though Nancy had always doubted that diagnosis, and the other doctors Cari saw never made it.
Vanessa RichardsonHOST
23:51
Either way, she wasn't taking chances, so on Friday, November 16th, she reported Cari missing to the Pottawattamie County Sheriff's Office.
Vanessa RichardsonHOST
23:59
She told the deputy about the bipolar diagnosis and explained that Cari had never had a major episode.
Vanessa RichardsonHOST
24:06
She also told them about Dave, the new guy Cari had been seeing and staying with.

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Vanessa RichardsonHOST
36:40
He even went door to door, showing people a photo of Cari, but no one had seen her.
Vanessa RichardsonHOST
36:46
Cari was still considered missing, and weeks passed without any news on her whereabouts.
Vanessa RichardsonHOST
36:51
Part of the issue was that Cari's mother, Nancy, had reported her missing to the sheriff's office in Pottawattamie County, Iowa, but Dave was working with the Omaha Police and the two departments weren't in communication, which made it extremely difficult for law enforcement to help Dave.
Vanessa RichardsonHOST
37:08
So the messages kept coming.
Bruce DierkingCORRESPONDENT
9:06
Dr. Kyla McGatlin is on schedule to begin seeing patients in Washington in August 2027.
Bruce DierkingCORRESPONDENT
9:11
Fifteen thousand dollars bond is set for a Blaine woman on drug charges following a search at a rural Pottawattamie County residence.
Bruce DierkingCORRESPONDENT
9:19
Forty-four-year-old Katrina Taylor was arrested on charges of aggravated endangering a child, possession of methamphetamine, and drug paraphernalia.
Bruce DierkingCORRESPONDENT
9:27
One Marysville Wake-Up Wednesday, October 14th at Heritage Inn Express from seven thirty to eight thirty AM.
Nathan SageHOST
1:02
A registered nurse and former... paramedic, Larson is campaigning on health care affordability, public education, housing, and issues affecting working families.
Nathan SageHOST
1:12
He is challenging Republican incumbent Brent, I think it's Sigris is how you say it, in a district covering council bluffs and parts of southern Pottawatomie County.
Nathan SageHOST
1:21
The race offers an opportunity to discuss the cost of living, health care, access to education, and what voters want from their state representatives.
Nathan SageHOST
1:28
Benjamin Larson, welcome to Sage Against the Machine.
Don SiegelmanGUEST
49:41
And so he, he approved or disapproved any disciplinary proceedings.
Don SiegelmanGUEST
49:46
But the final thing I wanted to make, point I wanted to make, again, during the Oba- O- President Obama's administration, I was reading the, the Los Angeles Times, and the headline of the article was, "President Obama's lawyer argues to the US Supreme Court that US citizens do not have a constitutional right not to be framed." This was in the case of two Black teenagers who, the name of the case was, and you may be familiar, uh, uh, uh, McGhee and Harrington versus Pottawattamie, Pottawattamie County, Iowa.
Don SiegelmanGUEST
50:29
They were suing for civil damages 'cause they had spent 25 years in prison for a crime they clearly did not commit.
Don SiegelmanGUEST
50:36
They had been exonerated, and they wanted some form of justice for those 25 years.
Dan FilliusHOST
7:41
Can you please tell us what we just experienced in this last week? The, I, I presume we're gonna be talking tail end of, of rainfall and m- the move into sunshine.
Justin GlisanHOST
7:52
Yeah, so after we recorded that Wednesday into Thursday, we had a large scale system come through with pretty high rainfall numbers across the state, particularly a band from Pottawattamie County up through Waterloo.
Justin GlisanHOST
8:08
We had a- anywhere from four to six inches in that line.
Justin GlisanHOST
8:13
Then widespread totals of two to four inches outside of that along the periphery of it.
Louie ZumbachHOST
1:40
You bet.
Louie ZumbachHOST
1:41
And to start out, you're from Pottawatomie County.
Louie ZumbachHOST
1:45
Yes, Louie,
Starlyn PerdueGUEST
1:46
I'm from Pottawatomie County.
Louie ZumbachHOST
1:48
East Pottawatomie.
Louie ZumbachHOST
1:49
East Pottawatomie.
Starlyn PerdueGUEST
2:01
Yes.
Starlyn PerdueGUEST
2:02
Our district director did a little research back in the 50s.
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Oct 1 · 1 Mention

Dar DanielsonCORRESPONDENT
57:22
The rain is supposed to clear off today as many areas prepare for potential flooding.
Dar DanielsonCORRESPONDENT
57:26
Pottawattamie County Deputy Emergency Management Director Gabe Barney says some areas there have had five to six inches of rain in the latest round, and they're in a flood warning.
Dar DanielsonCORRESPONDENT
57:36
State lawmakers will be in a special session to vote on a $1.4 billion tax credit package for the proposed steel plant in southeast Iowa.
Dar DanielsonCORRESPONDENT
57:44
State Representative Bob Henderson of Sioux City says it sounds large, but it isn't when compared to the overall cost of the project.

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