A vehicle reported stolen from a Bellevue, NE. man was was pursued Friday night in Pottawattamie County, and two people were taken into custody. The Pott. County Sheriff’s Office say a 2016 Chrysler 300 was taken from the Crescent area. A Sheriff’s Deputy positioned his vehicle along Interstate 29 near the 58 mile marker, and soon engaged in a pursuit. The chase ended near the Tom Hanafan River’s Edge Park, in Council Bluffs, with the driver 28-year old Paige Elizabeth Thurman, of Council Bluffs, and 30-year old Michael Allen, of Cedar Bluffs, NE., being taken into custody at around 10:30-p.m.

Thurman faces multiple charges, including: Possession with the Intent to Deliver 124 grams of methamphetamine; Theft in the 1st degree; Theft in the 5th Degree; Having a concealed gun; Carrying Weapons; Unlawful Possession of a Prescription Drug; Possession of Drug Paraphernalia; Forgery, and Eluding. Additional charges include Driving While Barred and Interference with Official Acts.

Thurman was also wanted on several warrants, including Iowa warrants for Carrying Weapons, Theft in the 3rd Degree and Violation of Probation, and a Nebraska warrant, for which she was charged in Iowa as being a Fugitive from Justice.

Allen was charged with Theft in the 1st Degrees and interference with official acts. He was also arrested Thursday night for 2nd degree theft, for allegedly taking a 2002 Dodge Dakota pickup from a Honey Creek resident.

In addition to the Meth, authorities recovered at the scene: a handgun; a stolen trailer license plate; a Taser; Unprescribed medication; and a glass pipe.

A man and woman from were arrested this (Saturday) morning in Red Oak, for Public Intoxication. Red Oak Police report 30-year old Tracy Joe North, and 27-year old Holly Irene Gross, both of Red Oak, were taken into custody in the vicinity of N. 5th and E. Coolbaugh Streets, a little after 2-a.m.  The pair were being held in the Montgomery County Jail on a $300 cash bond, each.

Here is the latest Iowa news from The Associated Press at 4:00 a.m. CDT

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Investigators say the former owner of an Iowa boarding school used his position to coerce one teenager into a sexual relationship and others to undress for his arousal. Former Midwest Academy owner Benjamin Trane is charged with third-degree sexual abuse, sexual exploitation by a counselor and child endangerment. He turned himself in Thursday after a 19-month investigation into abuse allegations at the private, for-profit boarding school Trane operated in Keokuk

CRESTON, Iowa (AP) — A southern Iowa high school football coach says five players who appeared in a photo on social media wearing white hoods and waving a Confederate flag next to a burning cross were kicked off the team. Creston/Orient-Macksburg football coach Brian Morrison tells the Des Moines Register that the five Creston High School students are off the team, which played Friday night.

LANSING, Iowa (AP) — Authorities have identified a man killed in a northeastern Iowa farm accident. The Allamakee County Sheriff’s Office says 55-year-old Richard Weber was killed when he was caught in a piece of farm equipment. Another person, identified as 52-year-old Christopher Weber, was seriously injured when he, too, became caught in the forage wagon. The accident occurred around 2 p.m. Thursday about 5 miles (8 kilometers) west-northwest of Lansing.

WINTHROP, Iowa (AP) — An eastern Iowa grain storage facility has been fined $4,000 following the death of a worker in May. The Courier reports that the Iowa Occupational Health and Safety Administration cited the Viafield co-op facility in Winthrop for a serious violation, saying employees weren’t properly trained in safety procedures for clearing jammed spouts. The fine came after 74-year-old James “Jim” Schweitzer was buried while moving soybeans in a grain cart on May 16.