Sheriff’s officials in Pottawattamie County report 27-year old Tyler Ryan Doty was arrested at around 7:30-p.m. Saturday, for Driving While Barred/Habitual Offender. Doty was taken into custody in Underwood following a traffic stop for failure to display a registration plate. At around 8:45-a.m. Saturday, a Pott. County Deputy met up with a Deputy from Shelby County in Avoca, to pick up a person wanted in Pott. County, for Violation of Probation. 20-year old Noah Patrick Benedict, of Persia, was transported to the Pottawattamie County Jail.

A deputy was dispatched to a bar/night club in Honey Creek at around 1:05-a.m. Saturday, following a report of a woman refusing to leave the premises. 27-year old Andrea Thramer was taken into custody for Trespassing. Late Friday evening, 22-year old Yardley Saloman Barthelemy, of Riverview, FL, was arrested by Pott. County Deputies in Council Bluffs, after authorities received a call regarding counterfeit money that was passed at a grocery store on W. Broadway Street. Barthelemy was taken into custody on a felony, Forgery charge. His bond was set at $5,000.

And, a traffic stop on an ATV operating on streets of Macedonia Friday evening, resulted in the arrest of 38-year old Adam Ray Evans, for OWI/1st offense. Authorities say Evans displayed cues of impairment, and failed the standardized Field Sobriety Tests.

Police in Webster City are investigating the assault Saturday evening, of an adult female and a juvenile male. Officers were sent to a residence in the 1200 block of 2nd Street at around 6:30-p.m., following a 9-1-1 call about a disturbance. When they arrived, Police found 35-year old Samantha Jo Gray, of Webster City, and the juvenile, had been assaulted. Both victims were transported to the hospital for treatment.

Anyone with information about the incident, is being asked to contact the Webster City Police Department at 515-832-9166, or, anonymously at 515-832-8437. Webster City Police are being assisted in their investigation by the Iowa DPS Division of Criminal Investigation, the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office and Iowa State Patrol.

Police in Creston report numerous recent arrests. On Sunday: 37-year old Ryan McDougall, of Creston, was arrested at around 2:30-a.m. for Public Intoxication & Possession of a Controlled Substance/2nd offense. He was later released from the Union County Jail on a $1,300 bond: 31-year old Edgar Mendez Lopez, of Lenox, was arrested Sunday afternoon for OWI/2nd offense. He was later released on a $2,000 bond; and, 37-year old Joshua Smith, of Creston, was arrested Sunday evening on a charge of Simple Assault. He was released on a Promise to Appear in Court.

Saturday afternoon, 33-year old Shane White, of Clearfield, was arrested in Creston on an Adams County warrant for Failure to Appear (in court). White was transferred to the custody of Adams County Deputies. Late Saturday morning, 19-year old Jesse Christensen, of Creston, was arrested for Driving While Suspended. He was later released on a $300 bond. At around 8:15-a.m. Saturday, 36-year old Wesley Gregg, of Creston, was arrested on a Union County warrant for Theft in the 5th Degree. He was ordered to serve the balance of his jail time, and additionally charged with Interference with Official Acts. After the balance of his sentence was served, Gregg was released to Ringgold County Deputies, who had an active warrant for his arrest.

48-year old Brian Moore, of Kent, was arrested for Public Intoxication at around 5:30-a.m. Saturday, in Creston. Moore was later released on $300 bond. And, at around 8-p.m. Friday, 49-year old Derek Reha, of Creston, was arrested for Public Intoxication. He was also later released on $300 bond.

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — A University of Iowa team has won a $115 million grant to develop satellites for studying a system of radiation created by the sun — “space weather.” The NASA grant will underwrite development of satellites expected to be launched within the next three years with more satellites developed by Southwest Research Institute scientists.

The Iowa City Press-Enterprise reports that the satellites are designed to gather data on how the sun creates solar wind and how Earth responds to the solar wind. NASA scientists say goal is to understand what drives space weather so humans can mitigate any harmful effects.

NASA official Nicky Fox says solar particles generated by the sun can interfere with undersea cables, power grids, radio communications and other electronic equipment.