Jim Field visits with Gina Moulas, a member of the Cass County Coaltion for Mental Wellness.
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Hawkeye Ten Conference:
Council Bluffs Jefferson 69, Lewis Central 68
Western Iowa Conference:
Riverside 75, Griswold 39
Tri-Center 75, West Harrison 35
Logan-Magnolia 56, Fremont-Mills 40
Rolling Valley Conference:
Woodward-Granger 50, Glidden-Ralston 39
Tri-Center 75, West Harrison 35
Corner Conference:
Heartland Christian 51, Hamburg 42
Raccoon River Conference:
Clarke 63, Carlisle 49
Norwalk 67, Winterset 56
Pride of Iowa Conference:
Baxter 77, Martensdale-St Mary’s 57
Central Decatur 68, Lamoni 15
Hawkeye Ten Conference:
Lewis Central 66, Council Bluffs Jefferson 16
Red Oak 53, Essex 38
Western Iowa Conference:
Fremont-Mills 54, Logan-Magnolia 23
Riverside 53, Griswold 30
Tri-Center 58, West Harrison 25
Rolling Valley Conference:
Woodward-Granger 37, Glidden-Ralston 30
Corner Conference:
Hamburg 45, Heartland Christian 25
Raccoon River Conference:
#3 Norwalk 39, Winterset 31
Pride of Iowa Conference:
Central Decatur 50, Lamoni 28
Southeast Warren 51, Orient-Macksburg 34
#3 Des Moines Christian 50, #3 Martensdale St. Mary’s 46
Officials with the Creston (IA) Police Department report a man from Lamoni was arrested at around 12:22-a.m. today (Friday). 22-year-old Adrian Iseah Zendejas was arrested at the intersection of Osage and E. Adams Streets in Creston, on charges of that include Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, and Possession of a Controlled Substance Marijuana/1st Offense. Zendejas was taken to the Union County Jail and later released on $1300 cash or surety bond.
Monday night, 42-year-old Lexie Elaine Wambold, of Creston, was arrested at 801 W. Taylor Street. Wambold was charged with Theft 5th Possess/Control under $300. Police say she was cited and released from the scene.
And, a little after 5-a.m., Monday, 27-year-old Wyatt Dean Low, of Stuart, was arrested at 905 N. Cherry in Creston. Low was charged with Obstruction of E-911 communications, and Domestic Abuse Assault – 1st Offense/with Dangerous Weapon. Low was taken to the Union County Jail and later released on a $2,000 cash or surety bond.
(Shenandoah, Iowa) – Officials with the Shenandoah Police Department, Monday (12/4/23), released a report detailing 23 arrests that occurred last month. Among them, was:
View the complete Shenandoah Police report HERE.
(Walnut, Iowa) – Firefighters from Atlantic and Marne were requested by Walnut Fire late Monday morning, to assistant Walnut Fire with a residential structure fire. The call for mutual aid went out to at around 11:51-a.m.
A fire in an upstairs bedroom took place at 50596 Highway 83. Walnut Fire Chief Rob Akers reported smoke was coming from roof of the home upon the arrival of the first crews. The fire, he said, started when a malfunctioning electrical wire ignited a mattress. Akers reported there was significant damage to the upstairs of the home.
Firefighters from Avoca and Hancock were on-hand to assist in conducting containment operations. Atlantic and Marne Fire, as mentioned, were en route to the scene when they were told to disregard their page at around 12:03-p.m. Those units returned to their quarters and were back in-service a short-time later.
SAC CITY, Iowa (KCAU) — A volunteer search organization assisting in finding a missing Sac County man, temporarily suspended searches, Monday. as they try determine new locations to investigate. Jake Rowley, the Midwest team leader for the non-profit United Cajun Navy search and rescue organization, said on social media Sunday night, that weren’t conducting any organized searches for 53-year-old David Schultz, of Wall Lake. The pause, he said, is so that they can regather any known information to determine new search areas. Searches may possibly resume on Wednesday, according to Rowley.
Sarah Schultz, David Schultz’s wife, said she last saw her husband at around 7:30-p.m. on Nov. 20th, before he left their home. David was a truck driver and had to deliver a load of hogs from Eagle Grove to Sac City, but he never made it to Sac City. His truck was found the next morning on Highway 71 on the road about seven miles north of Sac City, with the trailer still fully loaded with the hogs. David’s wallet and phone were found in the semi and his jacket was found in a nearby ditch. David is a white male who is approximately 5-feet, 11-inches tall and weighs about 180 pounds. He has brown hair and eyes. He was last known to be wearing Wrangler jeans, cowboy boots, and a Peterbilt hat.
Anyone with information about David Schultz or where he may be is asked to call the Sac County Communications Center at 712-662-7127. In the update announcing they were temporarily suspending searches, Rowley said that they have so far searched more than 100,000 acres and feel they may have exhausted all possible locations. Instead, they will be focused on “specialized teams and investigators to try and receive any new leads” as they work with law enforcement.
(Des Moines, Iowa) – In update to our previous report, officials with the Des Moines Police Department, Monday, said another person was arrested in connection with the kidnapping and injury over the weekend, of a woman from Indianola. Authorities said 34-year-old Jessica Wheeler faces a charge of Kidnapping in the 1st Degree in connection with the investigation. Police said “Evidence indicates that she is a co-conspirator in crimes committed against the victim.” Earlier, authorities said the victim’s ex-boyfriend, 40-year-old Jordan Mangum, of Indianola, was charged with first-degree kidnapping, willful injury, and violation of a no-contact order. He is being held at the Polk County Jail.
(Original DM PD press release)
(Radio Iowa) – The state’s first gun deer season wraps up Wednesday and the success of hunters could depend on the type of weather they saw. D-N-R State Deer Biologist, Jace Elliott, says they recently built a model that shows how specific weather conditions impact hunters. “Snow falling on opening day tends to increase harvest. But accumulated snow depth throughout the season has a negative relationship with harvest, meaning, the more snow that’s on the ground throughout the season, means less deer harvested, generally speaking,” Elliott says. Other weather conditions can also impact hunting success. “Rainfall also has a negative impact on deer harvest. But cooler temperatures tend to increase harvest,” he says.
Elliot says adverse weather conditions may make hunters focus more on getting a deer so they can get back out of the woods. “You know, it’s hard, it’s hard to say. And it could be a social phenomenon, meaning it influences hunter behavior that leads to more deer harvested,” Elliott says, “or it could be biological, meaning that deer have a higher likelihood of being harvested.” His personal experience is the snow can help you when you are hunting deer. ” You know, I certainly think it’s a lot easier to spot deer on the landscape when there’s you know, snow covering the ground, but it’s also perhaps easier to drive deer when you can see fresh tracks,” Elliott says.
The second deer gun season will run through the 17th.
Today: Mostly cloudy, then gradually becoming sunny. Breezy. High near 39. N/NW winds 5-15 mph w/gusts to 25.
Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around 23.
Tomorrow: Mostly sunny & breezy, with a high near 50. S/SW wind 10-20 w/gusts to around 25 mph.
Tom. Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 34. S/SW wind 10-20 mph.
Thursday: Sunny & breezy, with a high near 60.
Thu. Night: Mostly clear & breezy, with a low around 34.
Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 53.
Monday’s High in Atlantic was 39. The Low was 26. We received a trace of snow Monday morning. Last year on this date, the High in Atlantic was 46 and the Low was 21. The Record High on December 5th in Atlantic, was 66, in 2001. The Record Low was -14 in 2005. Sunrise is at 7:30. Sunset at 4:50.