(In an update to our story last night) A collision between a car and a pickup truck  Wednesday night southwest of Lyman resulted in two Cass County men being transported to the Cass County Memorial Hospital. According to Sheriff’s Deputy Ryan Johnson, 23-year old Tyler Scott Mikkelsen, of Atlantic, and 26-year old Marcus Moore, of Griswold, suffered minor injuries during the crash that happened on 620th Street, just north of Victoria Road.

Johnson says 18-year old Graham Francis Howell, of Griswold, was driving a 2003 Volvo southbound on 620^th Street and cresting a hill, when his car collided with a 1992 GMC pickup driven by Mikkelsen, who was attempting to turn left in a private driveway off of northbound 620th. The impact happened at around 7:35-p.m, just south of the private drive.

Marcus Moore, a passenger in Mikkelsen’s pickup, was trapped in the vehicle and had to be freed by mechanical means. He was transported by ground ambulance to CCMH, while Mikkelsen was taken to the hospital by private vehicle. Johnson says Howell was not hurt in the crash. No citations were issued.

Griswold Fire and Rescue, Grant 1st Responders and Medivac Ambulance assisted Sheriff’s Deputies at the scene.

Here is the latest Iowa news from The Associated Press at 2:49 a.m. CDT

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — The Iowa Board of Regents will review whether Iowa State University President Steven Leath and other employees have been following policies that bar the use of equipment and official travel for personal gain. The board says its “compliance review” will look at whether policies at Iowa State, University of Iowa and the University of Northern Iowa are clear and have been followed.

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Warehouses, distribution and grocery stores are overflowing with some food staples, such as milk, eggs and frozen fruits and vegetables. It’s the result of increased production and decreased exports. Take dairy, for example. With the most milk ever produced in the U.S. _ about 24.65 billion gallons _ that means there are record amounts of butter and cheese. The glut of food means lower prices for consumers.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (AP) — A Dubuque man has been sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for brutally beating a black man in what prosecutors called a racially targeted attack. Chief U.S. District Judge Linda R. Reade on Wednesday sentenced 40-year-old Randy Metcalf to 10 years and ordered him to pay about $1,800 in restitution. Metcalf was arrested after a Jan. 12, 2015, assault on a black man at the Northside Bar in Dubuque in which he stomped on the man’s head as he lay on the floor.

DAVENPORT, Iowa (AP) — Davenport police have identified two people whose bodies were found in a house. Police were called to the home about 4:45 a.m. Wednesday for a reported shooting. Police tell the Quad-City Times that the bodies of 58-year-old Kevin Freese and 57-year-old Donna Freese were found in the home. Scott County property records list them as the owners of the home.

Griswold Fire, Griswold Rescue and Grant 1st Responders, along with Medivac Ambulance, were called to the scene of a two-vehicle accident southwest of Lyman, Wednesday night. According to dispatch reports, the accident occurred at around 7:38-p.m. near 70797 620th Street, or about a mile west of Highway 71 and just north of Victoria Road.

Two people were injured. One was out of the vehicle, the other was trapped because the vehicles’ door wouldn’t open. One of the victims was also complaining of back pain.

No other details are currently available.

The Union County Sheriff’s Office says a Thayer woman has reported to authorities  the theft of her husband’s .22-caliber Sig Sauer handgun. The weapon was stolen from 1735 Four Mile Creek Drive, sometime between September 30th and October 2nd. The gun is black with a purple frame, and valued at $350.

And, a Creston resident reported to the Sheriff’s Office Wednesday, that sometime overnight Tuesday into Wednesday morning, someone got in to his building at 2068 Pole Road, and took tools valued at $300. They also knocked over a tank of bull semen, destroying it when it fell to the floor. The estimated value of the semen is $10,000.