DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) – A Des Moines mother whose baby died on a changing table has been ordered to undergo substance abuse and mental health treatments as part of her sentence. Laci Taylor had been accused of drinking alcohol before her original sentencing hearing Aug. 3, when she was given a suspended 10-year prison sentence and five years’ probation. She’d pleaded guilty to felony neglect of a dependent person.

On Monday a judge added the treatments to her sentence but didn’t order her to immediately serve any time behind bars. Taylor also must complete 200 hours of community service. Prosecutors say Taylor left the 3-month-old unattended Sept. 18 on a changing table. The girl’s airway was cut off when she rolled and her neck was compressed against the table ledge.

The Union County Sheriff’s Office says no serious injuries were reported following an accident late Monday morning on the east side of Creston, near Wellman Dynamics. Authorities say vehicles driven by 17-year old Jared Ryan Long, of Ankeny, and 42-year old Michell Dewayne Grossoehme, of Clarinda, collided at around 11:20-a.m. at the intersection of Highway 34 and Pole Road.

The accident happened when a 2001 Dodge Ram 2500 pickup driven by Long stopped at the stop sign as he was headed north on Pole Road, but then proceeded into the intersection. The pickup struck an eastbound 2006 Ford Expedition, driven by Grossoehme, in the middle of the intersection.

Neither driver was injured, but a passenger in Long’s pickup, 17-year old Sam Carstensen, of Elkhart, and a passenger in the Ford, 10-year old Bryson Grossoehme, of Clarinda, suffered suspected, minor injuries that did not require transport to the hospital. All the vehicles’ occupants were wearing their seat belts.

Damage from the collision amounted to $12,000. Authorities say Long was cited for Failure to Obey a Stop Sign and Yield the Right of Way.

Here is the latest Iowa news from The Associated Press at 3:40 a.m. CDT

FORT DODGE, Iowa (AP) — Iowa Sen. Joni Ernst says “it’s very frustrating” that it took President Donald Trump two days to specifically denounce white supremacy in the wake of a deadly clash in Virginia. The Republican freshman senator spoke to reporters after a town hall meeting of about 100 people in Fort Dodge in northwest Iowa. Trump finally condemned hate groups by name on Monday, after first offering a less specific criticism of groups involved in Saturday’s protests in Charlottesville.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) — A Sioux City man has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder in the stabbing death of a Nebraska man. The Sioux City Journal reports 29-year-old Daniel Levering pleaded not guilty Monday in the July 23 stabbing death of 36-year-old Vincent Walker, of Winnebago, Nebraska. Levering’s trial was set for Oct. 17. Police say Walker was washing his car when he was confronted by three people. One stabbed him and another hit him repeatedly with a baseball bat. He died later at a hospital.

CLARE, Iowa (AP) — Two people face murder charges following the identification of a body found Saturday in central Iowa. Authorities Monday charged 25-year-old Phillip Anthony Williams, of Lafayette, Indiana, and 26-year-old Mackenzie Lee Knigge, of Clare, Iowa, with first-degree murder in the death of Jessica Gomez. Williams and Knigge were being held in Lafayette. Officials Monday confirmed a body found Saturday in a field near Clare was the 26-year-old Gomez, of Fort Dodge, Iowa.

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — The University of Iowa is proposing a 7 percent increase in tuition annually for five years. The Iowa City Press Citizen reports university President Bruce Harreld told a Board of Regents Tuition Task Force on Monday that the school was recommending the annual 7 percent increases. If approved, the increases would raise tuition from $7,486 for the upcoming year to $10,537 by the fall 2022 semester. Iowa State University and the University of Northern Iowa also have proposed tuition increases.

CLARE, Iowa (AP) — Two people have been charged with murder following the identification of a body found Saturday near the small central Iowa community of Clare. Authorities on Monday said they have charged 25-year-old Phillip Anthony Williams, of Lafayette, Indiana, and 26-year-old Mackenzie Lee Knigge, of Clare, with first-degree murder in the death of 26-year old Jessica Gomez, of Ft. Dodge. Williams and Knigge were being held at the Tippecanoe County Sheriff’s Office in Lafayette.

The Iowa State Medical Examiner’s Office on Monday confirmed that a body found Saturday in a field near Clare was Gomez.