Todd Magel
KCCI News
Urbandale, IA, United States
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Security camera video shows deadly Starts Right Here shooting
New court records reveal a security camera captured the moment a gunman walked into the Starts Right Here learning center in Des Moines and shot two students on Jan. 23. → Read More
$30M plan would transform Newton’s old Maytag plant into hotel and apartment complex
Ever since Maytag closed its doors in 2007, the city has been trying to come up with a plan to use its historic corporate campus. → Read More
High-speed police chase ends with crash in West Des Moines
Firefighters and paramedics are responding to police chase that ended with a crash Monday morning. → Read More
Hearing held for Gov. Reynolds’ education bill that would restrict LGBTQ concepts in schools
Iowa Lawmakers are hearing from Iowans about proposed legislation that calls for educational restrictions for LGBTQ students. → Read More
Romeo Perdomo sentenced for role in deadly East High shooting
A teenage suspect charged in a 2022 deadly shooting outside East High School is now sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole. → Read More
Snowstorm won't stop wrestling fans in Iowa
Fans brave snowstorm to support boys' state wrestlers → Read More
Parents wonder if a Fort Dodge school waited too long to report threat
KCCI is investigating a complaint about a possible delayed reporting of a gun threat at a Fort Dodge Catholic school. A 16-year-old was arrested at St. Edmond. The school threat happened Jan. 24. → Read More
Iowa State Lacrosse team loses privileges for parking in front of marijuana dispensary
A picture of an Iowa State University vehicle parked in front of a Colorado marijuana dispensary has the school's lacrosse team in trouble. → Read More
Oversize load slows traffic in the Des Moines metro
How does a half-million pound truck drive through the Des Moines metro? Slowly! → Read More
Final phase of Fleur Drive rebuild to begin in the spring
Busy Fleur Drive is set for a final rebuilding phase this spring. → Read More
Iowa's Mobile ID App is being delayed to make it safer
The mobile ID app was supposed to be unveiled last year. → Read More
Crushed by 7000-lb pickup: Bondurant man tells his story of survival
How doctors and faith saved the life of a man crushed by a 7,000-pound pickup. → Read More
Residents displaced after Humboldt Care Center forced to close
Forty-five residents are looking for a new place to live now that a Humboldt nursing home is set to close. → Read More
High-tech cameras give Fort Dodge first responders a new look
The department's new fire cameras are small, and lightweight and are mounted to their helmets. They capture footage that most people have never seen before, and that footage could help make firefighting safer in Fort Dodge. → Read More
Job cutbacks loom for MercyOne amid financial troubles
The president and CEO blames the pandemic, inflation and gaps in payer reimbursements for financial troubles. → Read More
Iowa mother says her son is suicidal after being bullied at school
A West Des Moines mother is speaking out against bullying after her son was injured at school. → Read More
Two metro-area bar owners charged with using GPS device to stalk woman
"A lot of electronic evidence is what we deal with in today's day and age, and that can take some time," said Ankeny police spokesman Sgt. Corey Schneden. → Read More
Hundreds of tenants now out of their homes in Ames after faulty furnaces prompt evacuation
More than 200 Ames apartment tenants are out of their homes after the city ordered them to leave their units after an inspection found faulty furnaces. → Read More
Fort Dodge aims to add more police officers to its force
"I think for as little as this town is, there's way too much crime. Adding police officers would be nice," said resident Brenda Garrett. → Read More
Record number of illegal guns confiscated in Des Moines
“It happens every single day. Every single day we are taking guns off the street,” said Des Moines Police Sgt. Paul Parizek. → Read More