Here is a roundup of some of the latest Iowa news from The Associated Press…

ALGONA, Iowa (AP) — Police say a man whose body was found on property of the Algona High School/Middle School apparently killed himself. Algona Police Chief Curtis Schipper told the Mason City Globe Gazette that the body found about 1:20 a.m. yesterday has been identified as 23-year-old Shane Ballenger, a 2008 AHS graduate who was honorably discharged from the Marine Corps.

SWALEDALE, Iowa (AP) — A grain truck hit and killed a 7-year-old boy in the small northern Iowa community of Swaledale. The Mason City Globe Gazette reports Devlin Michael Obregon, of Swaledale, was pronounced dead at a Mason City hospital. The Cerro Gordo County Sheriff’s Office didn’t provide details about the accident but says charges aren’t anticipated against the 37-year-old driver of the truck, Robert Quinlan, of Rockwell. Swaledale is 16 miles southwest of Mason City.

GLENWOOD, Iowa (AP) — An armed 25-year-old man wanted on a murder arrest warrant from Georgia has been captured in western Iowa. State Patrol troopers say they took 25-year-old Courtni Thomas into custody without incident around 5 p.m. Thursday. His vehicle had been stopped about four miles north of the Glenwood exit on Interstate 29. Georgia authorities who were tracking Thomas’ cellphone signal alerted the Iowa patrol when his vehicle crossed from Missouri into Iowa.

CEDAR FALLS, Iowa (AP) — Police have arrested a Cedar Rapids man and apparently solved the mystery of Greek letters missing from a University of Northern Iowa sorority. The Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier reports university police searched a UNI dormitory Monday as part of an investigation into forged identification cards. The Phi had been reported stolen from the front of the Alpha Phi sorority house on August 29th.

DAVENPORT, Iowa (AP) — Officials battling the spread of a destructive beetle in Iowa have quarantined firewood and ash products moving within 25 counties in the eastern part of the state. The state Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship announced the regional quarantine on Friday.

ALTOONA, Iowa (AP) — The Iowa Transportation Department says it will take about a week to make repairs to a damaged bridge over Interstate 80 in Altoona. The Hubbell Avenue bridge was damaged Thursday morning when a truck towing a backhoe hit the structure. KCCI-TV reports repairs to the bridge should be finished in about a week.

Until then, transportation officials say westbound I-80 traffic will be restricted to the right lane to allow work on the bridge. Motorists should expect delays until the repairs are completed.

Police in Red Oak report the recent arrest early Saturday morning, of two women. Officers arrested Shelby Joann Olivares on a charge of Domestic Simple Assault, after they were called to the 100 block of E. Maple Street at around 12:20-a.m. Saturday, with regard to a domestic disturbance. Olivares was transported to the Montgomery County Law Enforcement Center where she was held without bond.

And, at around 2-a.m. Saturday, 43-year-old Deborah Louise James, of Red Oak, was arrested in the 400 block of E. Coolbaugh Street on a Page County warrant for Failure to Appear and Pay Child Support. James was later turned over to deputies with the Page County Sheriff’s Office.

Central Standard Time (CST) returns this weekend at 2 a.m. Sunday, so set your clocks back an hour before going to sleep Saturday. The change means most Americans will get an extra hour of rest, but those working overnight shifts might toil an hour longer. It also means some will forget to change their clocks, and show up early for church or other events on Sunday.

Remember, when we switch to Standard Time, “Fall back” one hour.

Not everyone in the U.S. makes the switch from standard time. The exceptions are Hawaii, most of Arizona, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, American Samoa, Guam and the Northern Marianas.

Daylight Saving Time (DST) time returns to Nebraska and Iowa in March.

Police in Lenox report two people were arrested Friday night after officers investigated a report about children screaming and throwing things out of a window of a darkened mobile home. The call about activity at 601 S. Walnut Street, #16, came in at around 6:45-p.m.  On arrival officers observed two nude females, later identified as 18 months and 4 years old. Both were in a rear bedroom and had thrown a number of items out a broken window.

Kyle Potter

Officers entered the trailer and found the door of the room the children were in tied shut with a strap. A male identified as 24-year old Kyle Robert Potter, of Lenox, was found unconscious and believed to be under the influence of an illegal drug in a bedroom. drug paraphernalia and a small amount of marijuana were found next to him. Potter was arrested on two counts of Child endangerment, Class D Felonies, possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of marijuana.

Cassie Ann Potter

While officers were present, a female identified as 21-year old Cassie Ann Potter, of Lenox, arrived at the residence. Potter identified herself as the children’s mother. Following questioning, she was also arrested and charged with two counts of child endangerment, Class D felonies. Both were transported to the Taylor County Sheriffs office for processing and are being held on bond. Under the authority of the Chief of Police, both children were removed from the custody of their parents. They were placed into state foster care.