Police in Creston report a man wanted on a Union County warrant was arrested Friday morning. 37-year old Charles Keeton, of Creston, was taken into custody on a warrant for Violation of Pre-trial release, on original charges of Murder in the 2nd Degree and Dominion/Control of a Firearm or Offensive weapon by a felon. Keeton was being held in the Union County Jail until making his initial court appearance. Keeton is alleged to have shot Christy Hribal during the early morning hours of June 19th, during her visit to a residence in Creston. Hribal was airlifted from the scene to a Des Moines hospital, where she later died.

Creston Police said also, 44-year old Hyvis Orleana Thatcher, of Creston, was arrested Sunday afternoon, on two Union County warrants for Possession of Drug Paraphernalia & Theft in the 5th Degree, along with Possession of a Controlled Substance/Methamphetamine – 1st offense. Thatcher was being held for Union County, in the Adams County Jail, where her bond totals $1,300.  And, 24-year old Avery Ibbotson, of Creston, was arrested Sunday morning, for Driving While Suspended. He was later released on a $300 bond.

Creston Police received a report Friday afternoon, from a woman who said that sometime late Thursday night or early Friday morning, someone broke into her shed in the 300 block of E. Irving Street. Two cans of gas valued at $50, were stolen. Saturday afternoon, a Creston woman reported someone cut the fuel line on the 2009 Chevy Colbalt, while it was parked in a lot near her residence in the 100 block of Manor Drive. The incident, which happened sometime between 6:30-p.m. Friday and 12:20-p.m. Saturday, resulted in a loss of about $400.

MUSCATINE, Iowa (AP) — A man has been accused of shooting to death a woman at a recreation area in eastern Iowa. Muscatine County court records say 23-year-old David Hatfield, of Muscatine, faces a murder charge. Authorities say he fatally shot his girlfriend, 18-year-old Kaitlyn Palmer, at Saulsbury Recreation Area on Wednesday. Authorities say she died Thursday at an Iowa City hospital. The court records say Hatfield initially told investigators that Palmer had shot herself in the head. He later acknowledged that he’d shot her.

The Griswold School Board will meet this evening at 5:30, in their Board Room at the High School. On their agenda are updates from KPE architects/Estes Construction, with regard to district facilities projects, as well as discussion pertaining to Daycare. New Business includes an Early Retirement Policy, and information on: Certified Enrollment; and the Teacher Leadership and Compensation Program.

The Audubon School District’s Board of Education will meet tonight in a regular session. Prior to the start of their 7-p.m. meeting, the Board will hold a work session for Policy Review, at 6:30. Both take place in the High School Boardroom. On the regular agenda, is action on: A School Budget Review Committee (SBRC) request for On-Time Funding; Requests to use the AC Gym for private basketball workouts, and to allow Exira-EHK to pick up an Open Enrolled student, along with action on an Early Retirement Plan.

The Board will receive the district’s final enrollment numbers, an Audit Update, and discuss the upcoming school elections, among other matters.

LEDGEVIEW, Wis. (AP) — Sheriff’s officials say the pilot of a small plane was killed and the driver of a pickup truck was critically injured Thursday afternoon, in a collision near a private airfield in eastern Wisconsin. The pilot – identified as John Fiddelke, of De Pere, WI., and who died at the scene – is the brother of Atlantic Photographer Fred Fiddelke, who is also a part-time announcer here at KJAN.

Authorities say the fixed-wing, single-engine plane was coming in for a landing in Ledgeview at around 4:50-p.m., Thursday, when it struck the pickup, which was traveling west on a Brown County highway. The driver of the pickup, Patrick Schounard, who is from Greenleaf, WI., was rushed to the hospital, where he was being treated for serious injuries. The Brown County Sheriff’s Office sent its crash reconstruction unit to the scene near Green Bay. Federal aviation officials are also investigating.