Here is the latest Iowa news from The Associated Press

BOONE, Iowa (AP) — A historic bridge near Boone has partially collapsed into the Des Moines River. Officials with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources say the west side of the Wagon Wheel Bridge collapsed Thursday afternoon. The bridge was damaged in late February by flowing ice.

STORM LAKE, Iowa (AP) — Officials with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources have found an oily material leaking from a Storm Lake dredge. Storm Lake’s Public Works Department placed booms around the dredge Wednesday afternoon in an effort to contain the leak, but on Thursday DNR officials found the oil had escaped the booms and was spreading along the lake’s shoreline and in the marina. The city is regularly dredged to remove silt and improve water quality.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (AP) — An eastern Iowa man was sentenced to 30 years in prison after he admitted to receiving and possessing child pornography. U.S. Attorney Kevin Techau announced a federal district court judge in Cedar Rapids sentenced 43-year-old Michael Cottrell of Reinbeck to federal prison Thursday.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Buddy Hield scored 39 points, Ryan Spangler made a series of critical plays down the stretch and sixth-ranked Oklahoma beat Number 21 Iowa State 79-76 Thursday night in the Big 12 Tournament quarterfinals. Georges Niang matched a career-high with 31 points for the sixth-seeded Cyclones (21-11), who trailed by 14 midway through the second half before making it a game.

A passenger in a vehicle that crashed Thursday night off Interstate 29 southbound, was being treated for minor injuries following the accident that happened at around 8:30-p.m., approximately 5.5-miles north of Crescent. The Iowa State Patrol says a 1991 Chevy Caprice driven by 18-year old Hayley Jo Masoner, of Council Bluffs, was in the right lane of I-29 southbound, when the car left the road and entered the west ditch, where it slid backwards through a fence separating the ditch from a cornfield.

Masoner was not hurt, but her passenger, 18-year old Makayla Przybylski, of Council Bluffs, was transported by Crescent Rescue to Jennie Edmundson Hospital.

Police in Council Bluffs said late Thursday night they are no longer looking for a second vehicle possibly involved in Wednesday morning’s fatal hit-and-run accident on the Interstate 480 bridge. Authorities said investigators who have spoken with the driver of a Ford Explorer that was shown on media broadcasts, and that the driver is cooperating with law enforcement in the investigation. No other vehicles are suspects are being sought. The second drivers name is not being released at this time.

Earlier in the day, Thursday, Bluffs Police said they had located one driver and vehicle possibly involved in connection with Wednesday morning’s hit and run death of 29-year old Brett Randall Jensen, of Council Bluffs on the I-480 bridge. Their investigation at that point had led the police to believe that more than one vehicle was involved in the incident. Cameras showed the possible second vehicle (the aforementioned Ford Explorer) at the intersection of 35th St. and Broadway minutes before Jensen was struck on the interstate at around 2:18-a.m., Wednesday. His body was found in the far left lane of westbound traffic.

Traffic Investigators would like to thank the public for their tips generated by the release of information to the media.

An official with the Iowa Department of Transportation’s (DOT’s) District 4 Office in Atlantic says a public open house meeting will be held by the Iowa DOT on Thursday, March 24th, to discuss the 2016 summer construction on Interstates 29 and 80, and U.S. Highway 275.  Troy Jerman, Iowa DOT District 4 engineer says “The public information meeting will inform you about what to expect during the upcoming construction season. The Iowa DOT anticipates that ongoing work will impact people traveling on the interstate and businesses at interchanges that are under construction. The public information meeting will tell you what you can expect in 2016.”

All interested persons are invited to attend the meeting anytime between 5 and 7 p.m. at the Council Bluffs Interstate System Improvement Program’s office located at the Mall of the Bluffs, 1751 Madison Ave., Suite 750, in Council Bluffs. Two short presentations are planned for 5:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m.; the public is invited to attend either presentation. Iowa DOT staff will be present to informally discuss future projects and the project schedule.

2016 construction projects that will be discussed include:

• I-29 and U.S. 275/Iowa 92 interchange
• East system interchange of I-29/I-80
• West system interchange of I-29/I-80
• Consolidating railroad operations west of Mosquito Creek under I-29 and Iowa 92

Staff will provide an update on the ongoing environmental study and discuss the preliminary design alternatives for the I-29/I-480/West Broadway project.

The meeting space is accessible for persons with disabilities. However, if you require special accommodations at the meeting, please notify the Iowa DOT contact listed below by March 17th. For those who cannot attend the open house, a virtual, online meeting will be available beginning March 24th, and can be accessed by visiting the project website, www.CouncilBluffsInterstate.IowaDOT.gov, and clicking on the online meeting link on the home page.

For general information regarding the proposed improvements or public meeting, call Scott Suhr, district transportation planner, Iowa DOT District 4 Office in Atlantic, at 712-243-3355 or 800-289-4368.

The Iowa DOT is in the process of reconstructing I-80, I-29 and I-480 in the Council Bluffs metropolitan area. The comprehensive interstate redesign will modernize the highway system and improve mobility and safety of approximately 18 miles of interstate. Motorists are encouraged to allow for extra travel time while this interstate improvement takes effect. If you would like more information about detours and traffic impacts visit the program website, www.councilbluffsinterstate.iowadot.gov/.

The Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) says kayakers and canoeists are being warned to avoid a popular stretch of the Des Moines River in Boone County, following the partial collapse of an historic bridge Thursday afternoon. The west side of the Wagon Wheel Bridge collapsed into the water Thursday afternoon.

The bridge is located southwest of Boone and just north of the Kate Shelley High Bridge on the Des Moines River and was damaged from flowing ice. Because the fallen bridge is creating a hazard, canoeists and kayakers are being urged to avoid the area until it can be cleaned up.

Police in Council Bluffs Thursday, said they had located one driver and vehicle possibly involved in connection with Wednesday morning’s hit and run death of 29-year old Brett Randall Jensen, of Council Bluffs on the I-480 bridge. The investigation has led the police to believe that more than one vehicle was involved in the incident. Police say they are still looking for a second vehicle and driver.

Cameras show the possible second vehicle at the intersection of 35th St. and Broadway minutes before Jensen was struck on the interstate at around 2:18-a.m., Wednesday. His body was found in the far left lane of westbound traffic. The second suspect vehicle is a light colored SUV.

Authorities say the public has been instrumental in providing information and helping to provide closure for Mr. Jensen and his family. Anyone with any information regarding this incident, especially the second vehicle or driver, is asked to contact the Council Bluffs Police Department’s Traffic Investigations Unit at (712) 328-4948 or Crime Stoppers at (712) 328-STOP.

2nd suspect vehicle in fatal hit and run.