IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — A Hispanic woman who says her white Iowa co-workers used images of Donald Trump to racially harass her has dropped a lawsuit against their employer. Alexandra Avila dismissed her lawsuit against Sedgwick Claims Management on Monday, three months ahead of a scheduled trial. Her attorney, Paige Fiedler, says the dispute has been resolved “to the parties’ satisfaction” but declined to elaborate, including on whether there’s a monetary settlement. Sedgwick’s attorney declined comment.

Avila’s lawsuit made headlines when it was filed days before the 2016 presidential election. She alleged her co-workers at a Coralville office harassed her for months after learning she was angered by Trump’s description of Mexican immigrants as rapists. She alleged they called her an “illegal immigrant” even though she’s a U.S. citizen, repeatedly put pictures of an angry Trump as her computer screensaver, sent her racist memes and signed her up to volunteer for Trump’s campaign.

Police in Red Oak today (Friday), arrested 26-year old Devon Keith Hale, (no address given), on a charge of Theft in the 5th Degree. Hale was taken into custody at around 10:15-a.m. at 710 N. Broadway Street, in Red Oak (a Kum & Go store). He was brought to the Montgomery County Jail, and held on a $300 cash bond.

A woman from Council Bluffs already being held in the Pottawattamie County Jail, was served with a warrant Thursday, for Violation of Probation. The Pottawattamie County Sheriff’s Office says 29-year old Heather Nadine Pedersen was read the warrant and had it explained to her, before she was returned to the custody of Corrections staff. Later that same afternoon, a separate warrant for the same offense from the 4th Judicial District Probation/Parole Office, was served on Pedersen.

A woman wanted on a warrant for Possession of a Controlled Substance/1st offense, turned herself-in to the sheriff’s office, Thursday afternoon. 24-year old Calista Madalana Caudillo, of Omaha, was transported to the Pott. County Jail and turned over to Corrections staff. A man from Council Bluffs was arrested Thursday night, after deputies responded to a report of a man who would not leave a bar in McClelland. 70-year old Michael Ray Christensen was arrested for Public Intoxication, Theft in the 5th Degree (for the alleged theft of cab fare amounting to $42), Interference with Official Acts, and Disorderly Conduct.

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — The University of Iowa plans to halt more than 100 campus construction projects in response to budget cuts approved by state lawmakers. The Iowa City Press-Citizen reports that the freeze went into effect Thursday and will last for about five months. Most of the halted construction is maintenance related, but it also includes some larger projects such as a wrestling facility, a hospital facility and an art museum facility.

Projects that are already in the construction phrase, critical to the university or related to public safety will continue. The Legislature cut the state Board of Regents’ budget by $11 million last month. The board responded by cutting UI and Iowa State University budgets by 2.4 percent. UI must make up a nearly $5.5 million shortfall before the fiscal year ends in June.