TRAER, Iowa (AP) — Officials say the remains of an Iowa sailor killed in the Pearl Harbor attack are being returned to his family for burial with full military honors. The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency says the remains of 22-year-old William Kvidera, of Traer, will be buried Nov. 16. He was a carpenter’s mate 3rd class assigned to the USS Oklahoma. The battleship capsized on Dec. 7, 1941, after being struck by Japanese torpedoes. His remains were among those not identified after their recovery. They were interred at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific in Honolulu.

The agency says the remains were removed from the cemetery in April 2015 and identified through DNA and dental analysis and other evidence. He was listed as accounted for on July 3.

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Gov. Kim Reynolds says presidential adviser and daughter Ivanka Trump is coming to Iowa on Friday to support the Republican governor in the final days of the campaign. Reynolds is running against Democrat Fred Hubbell in a tight race for governor. Hubbell appeared on stage with former Vice President Joe Biden on Tuesday. Last month, Reynolds stood with President Donald Trump at an event in Council Bluffs, and Reynolds hosted White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders for a fundraising event.

Friday’s invitation-only round-table event with Ivanka Trump will be held at a West Des Moines restaurant and will focus on what Reynolds calls pro-growth policies. The event will not be open to the public.

DUBUQUE, Iowa (AP) — Crews have been spending months slowly deconstructing a former power plant in Dubuque but their efforts only recently became noticeable after taking down a pair of towering stacks.
The Telegraph Herald reports that Alliant Energy’s Dubuque Generating Station stopped creating power more than a year ago. The facility primarily used coal until it transitioned to natural gas in 2011. Jill Stevens is Alliant’s manager of environmental and decommissioning services. She says the building will be deconstructed “carefully and meticulously.” Crews recently began focusing on the building’s exterior.

Alliant spokesman Mike Wagner says the decommissioning symbolizes the company’s shift toward a cleaner-energy future. He says the deconstruction work will be complete by March. Wagner says the company is unsure what they’ll do with the site.

The Page County Sheriff’s Office reports a traffic stop at around 8:51-p.m. Tuesday, resulted in the arrest of 31-year old Daniel Ryan Mitchell, of Clarinda. Mitchell was operating a 2008 Pontiac G6 when he was stopped for a traffic infraction. During the traffic stop, it was discovered that Mitchell’s driver’s license was suspended. Mitchell was transported to the Page County Jail where he was later released on bond.

A traffic stop in Pottawattamie County Wednesday evening, resulted in the arrest of a Cass County man. The Pott. County Sheriff’s Office says a Deputy conducted a traffic stop on a car at around 6:15-p.m., and subsequently arrested 57-year old Anthony William Nichols, of Atlantic, for Possession of a Controlled Substance, Unlawful possession of a prescription meds, and OWI/1st offense. Nichols was found to be in possession of a clear baggie with a green leafy substance weighing 4.3-grams, two Gabapentin, two Methocarbamol, five Cetrizine Hydrochoride, and three Zolpidem Tarrate pills.

Police in Creston say two people were arrested late Wednesday morning at a residence located in the 800 block of Laurel Street, in Creston. 37-year old Amie Jo Jackson and 47-year old Paula Shimer, both of Creston, were arrested for Theft in the 5th Degree. Both women were later released from custody on a Promise to Appear, in court.