DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — A pot roast wrap has been named winner of the People’s Choice Best New Food for 2019 at the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines. The winner in the final vote of the people is Georgie’s Roast with the Most Wrap from G Mig’s Wrap Stand. It’s a cheddar tortilla wrap with beef pot roast, a white rice mixture containing chorizo sausage crumbles, roasted green chiles, cheddar-Jack cheese, candy corn salsa, crispy corn tortilla crumbles and a sour cream drizzle, served with a salsa verde sauce on the side.

The wrap was created by George Migliero, owner of the stand and a restaurant in West Des Moines.

Three people were arrested Wednesday, in Creston. Authorities say 36-year old Shaheed Seuiffidin Harris, of Creston, was arrested a little after 11-p.m. at his apartment, for Violation of a Protective Order. He was being held in the Union County Jail while awaiting an appearance before a magistrate. 62-year old Gregory Lee Kaufman, who lives in the same Creston apartment complex, was arrested a little after 9-p.m., for Disorderly Conduct and Public Intoxication. His bond was set at $600.

37-year old Mathew Louis Scherer, of Creston, was arrested late Wednesday evening for Driving While Suspended. He was later released on a $300 bond.

NASHUA, Iowa (AP) — Authorities have recovered a woman’s body from the Cedar River in northeast Iowa. The Chickasaw County Sheriff’s Office says someone called 911 a little before 6:40 p.m. Tuesday to report a person in the water at Howard’s Woods Recreation Area northwest of Nashua. The office says the body has been identified as that of 23-year-old Mikala Titus. She lived in Charles City. The investigation is awaiting a report from the state medical examiner’s office.

(Radio Iowa) — Hy-Vee is investigating a “security incident” that may have affected some customers’ payment information. Hy-Vee detected “unauthorized activity” in payments made at Hy-Vee fuel pumps, drive-through coffee shops and Hy-Vee operated restaurants — the Hy-Vee Market Grill, Market Grill Express and Wahlburgers.

Hy-Vee officials say the payment systems used for Hy-Vee grocery stores, drug stores and online sales are separate and are not involved in the potential security breach. Hy-Vee has notified federal officials.

A company statement says the investigation is in its early stages and Hy-Vee will release more details when it determines “the specific timeframes and locations that may have been involved.”