AMES, Iowa — Officials with the Ames Police Department are asking for the public’s help in identifying a man who allegedly assaulted a nurse in the Mary Greeley Medical Center emergency room, Monday night.
Authorities say at around 9:45 p.m., a man entered the hospital and assaulted a nurse at the front counter. He then left, heading southbound from the hospital. Anyone with information is asked to call the Ames Police Department at 515-239-5133. 
Iowa receiver Keegan Johnson hopes the experience he gained last season as a true freshman will help him make ever more progress next season. The native of Bellevue, Nebraska, appeared in 13 games last season and had 18 receptions, including two for touchdowns.
Johnson says one of the biggest lessons from last season was overcoming mistakes.
Johnson was part of a freshman class that saw several players earn immediate playing time and says the classes jelled quickly.
The Hawkeyes close spring drills with an open practice Saturday in Kinnick Stadium.
Iowa State’s O’ Rien Vance says he learned to become a leader while battling numerous injuries last season. The linebacker from Cedar Rapids took advantage of his COVID year to return for a sixth season and leads a linebacking unit that will feature several new faces.
Vance says he tried to stay positive despite the injuries.
Vance says the linebacking corps was motivated this spring to overcome the loss of players like Mike Rose.
Vance says it is a young but talented group.
The Cyclones open next season at home on September third against Southeast Missouri.
(Radio Iowa) – The Iowa Senate has sent the governor a bill to require that the owners of mobile home parks provide notices of rent increases or utility hikes 90 days in advance. Current law requires 60 days notice. Representative Amy Sinclair, a Republican from Allerton, says the bill requires any new mobile home park owner to honor existing leases and it gives the residents of manufactured housing an avenue to seek damages if they’re denied essential services, like access to running water.
“This bill provides protections to some of the most vulnerable Iowans and it increases their rights under Iowa law,” Sinclair said. Democrats voted against the measure, saying it does little to address the concerns of mobile home park residents. Senate Minority Leader Zach Wahls of Coralville says mobile home park residents in his area are frightened they’ll be unable to keep up with sizable rent increases.
“We can do better than this, Mr. President,” Wahls said. “Let’s vote this bill down and start over.” The owners of mobile home parks lease the lots on which the manufactured housing sits. Senator Herman Quirmbach of Ames, a Democrat, says the economics are tilted. “The park owner essentially can hold the owner of the mobile home hostage,” Quirmbach says. “They can’t afford to move it.” Sinclair says the bill strikes a balance between landlords and tenants — and is far better than doing nothing at all.
“I understand that it might not be everything that everybody wants, but sometimes striking that balance means that not everybody is happy with the end result,” Sinclair says. The House passed the bill earlier this month, with two Democrats joining Republicans in voting for it.
(Red Oak, Iowa) – Officials with the Red Oak Police Department, Tuesday, reported the arrest on April 19th, of 43-year-old David Francis Hughes Jr., of Red Oak. Hughes was arrested for Violation of a Protection Order. He was transported to the Montgomery County Jail, where his bond was set at $300.
IOWA CITY, Iowa – Redshirt sophomore Peyton Williams hit for the cycle to lead the University of Iowa baseball team to a 15-8 victory over Bradley on Tuesday night at Duane Banks Field.
Williams finished the game 5-for-5 with five RBIs and four runs scored and he reached base in all six plate appearances. The Johnston, Iowa, native doubled in the first, singled in the third, homered in the fourth, was hit by a pitch in the sixth, doubled again in the seventh and tripled down the right field line in the eighth.
The five hits are a career high and tie the program’s single game record. The cycle is the first by a Hawkeye since Lorenzo Elion in 2018. Williams’ four runs and five RBIs are also career highs and the triple was the third of his career.
“It was good to hit the ball hard, that’s the main thing I am trying to do right now,” said Williams. “Even if I get out, I am trying to hit the ball hard and let the game play out that way.”
Iowa finished the game with 15 runs on 15 hits with six different players tallying multi-hit games. Redshirt junior Will Mulflur was 3-for-5 with a double, home run and three RBIs. The Washington native now has nine hits over his last six games.
UP NEXT
The Hawkeyes travel to the East Coast to face No. 8 Rutgers for a three-game Big Ten series from April 22-24. The Scarlet Knights are 31-6 overall and are currently riding a 16-game winning streak.
The St. Louis Cardinals won the series opener over the Miami Marlins 5-1 on Tuesday night. The Cards got up 4-0 with 2 runs in each the second and third innings to grab control of the game.
Tommy Edman had 2 hits and 2 RBI and Albert Pujols had two hits and two runs scored. Adam Wainwright picked up the win on the mound going 5 2/3 innings with 6 strikeouts, allowing 5 hits and 1 earned run
The Cardinals improve to 6-3 on the season and will face the Marlins again Wednesday night. We’ll have that one on KJAN with pregame starting at 4:45 p.m.
Titan Co-Ed Relays
Lewis Central
04/19/2022
Girls Team Scores
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1
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Glenwood
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122.00
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2
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Sioux City East
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97.00
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3
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Treynor
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84.00
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4
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Underwood
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80.00
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5
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Harlan
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68.50
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6
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Lewis Central
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57.00
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7
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CB Abraham Lincoln
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46.00
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8
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Seargeant Bluff-Luton
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44.00
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9
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Sioux City West
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39.00
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10
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Atlantic
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36.00
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11
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St. Albert
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32.50
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12
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Sioux City North
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14.00
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13
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Creston
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13.00
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14
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Red Oak
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8.00
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CB Abraham Lincoln’s Abby LaSale won the 400M and 400M Hurdles.
Treynor’s Clara Tiegland won the 100M Hurdles,
LC’s Elise Thramer won the Shot Put and Discus.
Full results HERE.
BOYS TEAM SCORES
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1
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Underwood
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105.00
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2
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Glenwood
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101.50
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3
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Lewis Central
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95.00
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4
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Sioux City East
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61.00
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5
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Treynor
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60.00
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6
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Sergeant Bluff-Luton
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53.00
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7
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Harlan
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51.50
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8
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St. Albert
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51.00
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9
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Red Oak
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47.00
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10
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Atlantic
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41.00
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11
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CB Abraham Lincoln
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29.00
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12
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Creston
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18.00
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13
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CB Thmas Jefferson
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11.00
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14
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Sc, North
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9.00
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15
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Sc, West
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8.00
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Underwood got wins from Carter Davis in the 110M Hurdles, Thomas Huneke in the Shot Put, 4x800M Relay, and Shuttle Hurdle Relay,
St. Albert’s Brendan Monahan won the 100M, 200M and 400M. Colin Lillie won the 3200M for the Falcons.
Red Oak won the Sprint Medley and Baylor Bergren won the 1600M for the Tigers.
Full results HERE.
GIRLS SOCCER
Atlantic 4, Grand View Christian 0 (A: Jada Jensen 2 goals, Paytn Harter and Kiera Nichols 1 goal each.)
CB Thomas Jefferson 5, Sergeant Bluff-Luton 0
Chariton 3, Creston 1
Kuemper Catholic 5, East Sac County 1
St. Albert 4, Denison-Schleswig 1
Tri-Center 7, AHSTW 0
BOYS SOCCER
AHSTW 4, Tri-Center 1
Denison-Schleswig 4, St. Albert 1
East Sac County 2, Kuemper Catholic 1
Panorama 6, Logan-Magnolia 5 OT
Riverside 7, Missouri Valley 1
Sioux City West 5, CB Abraham Lincoln 1
Treynor 5, Underwood 0
CAM Classic Co-Ed Meet
04/19/2022
Girls Team Scores
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1
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Clarinda
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133.00
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2
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Woodbine
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124.50
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3
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Audubon
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124.00
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4
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CAM
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101.50 | |
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5
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Fremont-Mills
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89.00
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6
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Earlham
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54.00
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7
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Lenox
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50.00
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8
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Stanton
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26.00
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9
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Atlantic
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10.00
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10
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Exira-EHK
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18.00
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11
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Orient-Macksburg
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2.00
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Clarinda got wins from Jerzee Knight (100M), Mayson Hartley (1500M, 3000M), 4x100M Relay, and 4x200M Relay,
Audubon had top-finishes from Madison Steckler (200M), Hannah Thygesen (400M, 800M), 4x400M Relay, and Sprint Medley.
CAM’s Mallory Behnken won the Discus and Shot Put.
Full results HERE.
BOYS TEAM SCORES
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1
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Clarinda
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157.00
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2
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Woodbine |
144.00
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3
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CAM
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123.00
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4
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Lenox
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78.00
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5
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Audubon
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52.00
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6
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Fremont-Mills
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51.00
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7
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Stanton |
45.00
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8
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Exira-EHK
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40.00
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9
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Atlantic |
35.00
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10
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Orient-Macksburg
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9.00
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|
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11
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Woodbine JV
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3.00
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12
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Iowa School for the Deaf
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2.00
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|
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13
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Paton-Churdan
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1.00
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Clarinda got wins from Tadyn Brown (Long Jump), Logan Green (Shot Put), Michael Meyer (800M), Kyle Wagoner (1600M), Treyton Schaapherder (3200M), 4x100M Relay, 4x200M Relay, and 4x800M Relay.
CAM picked up victories in the 4x400M Relay, Jack Follmann (400M Hurdles), Cale Maas (400M), and Lane Spieker (100M, 200M).
Audubon won the Sprint Medley.
Full results HERE.
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