IOWA CITY, Iowa (KCRG) – University of Iowa Police say multiple people were taken into custody after reports of a shooting early Christmas morning. UIPD issued a Hawk Alert just after 2 o’clock Monday morning for the 200-block of S Van Buren, advising people to take shelter and avoid the area as police investigated the scene.
A couple hours later UIPD posted that multiple people were in custody.
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It will be Tennessee’s high flying offense against Iowa’s stingy defense in the Citrus Bowl on New Years Day. The Volunteers average more than 450 yards and 31 points per game while the Hawkeye defense ranks fourth in the country by giving up just over 13 points per game. Tennessee coach Josh Heupel.
Heupel says the Hawkeyes to a good job of limiting big plays.
The game will also serve as a homecoming for Heupel, who served three seasons as the head coach at Central Florida in Orlando and posted a record of 28-8.
Iowa State receiver Jaylin Noel says the Cyclones want to finish the season with a victory. The Cyclones take a 7-5 record into Friday’s Liberty Bowl against Memphis.
Noel says the Cyclones view the game as a chance to build momentum for next season.
With Cartevious Norton and Eli Sanders in the transfer portal freshman Abu Sama rushed for 276 yards and three touchdowns in a win at Kansas State. He will get the bulk of the work against Memphis.
Iowa State basketball coach T.J. Otzelberger says his rotation could expand when senior forward Hason Ward returns from a foot injury. The Cyclones have been using a seven-man rotation recently and take a 10-2 record into a New Years Eve game against New Hampshire.*
Otzelberger says the rotation is always a work in progress.
Iowa safety Sebastian Castro says opting out of a bowl game has never been an option for him. The Hawkeyes play Tennessee on New Years Day in the Citrus Bowl and Castro is weighing his options as he looks at returning next season or entering the NFL Draft.
Castro says one thing to consider is now much another year in college will help him.
Castro has until-mid-January to make a decision and right now he is just trying to get ready for Tennessee.
(Radio Iowa) – The Iowa State University Farmland Value survey showed a shift this year in the county with the highest land value. I-S-U’s Rabail Chandio oversees the survey. “O’Brien [County] was the was the highest value county last year, this year, it has switched to Sioux County, but still in the northwest,” she says. Scott County in eastern Iowa had held the top spot for farmland value for many years before it recently switched to the northwest. Chandio says another shift saw lower quality ground in southern Iowa top the list for increases in dollar value. “Some of the southern counties, although in value (land quality) they are the lowest, they saw the highest increase in land values,” Chandio says. She says the increase in the southern farmland value is tied to uses outside of farming.
“So a lot of demand, investor demand for southern land comes from recreational use from hunting from these kinds of factors. And if you’re going to buy land for hunting, the land quality, the grain prices or the commodity market or the farm sector is not really as big of a factor in your purchase or your pricing of land, ” she says. Chandio says the southern counties have lagged behind other counties in price increases because the normal land value issues don’t impact them as much.
“The northern counties are the rest of the state more so is more affected by the farm environment or the farm economy which is why it’s reacting first,” Chandio says. “But that’s always been the case that the South has a little bit of lag.” Chandio says the purchase of land for recreational uses like hunting hasn’t change the overall profile of land buyers. “The major buyers of farmland still remain the farmers. Last year this number was 68 percent. This number has it has increased even more at 70 percent,” she says. “So 70 percent of all farmland purchases are done by existing farmers, local or relocating. And then 24 percent of the purchases are attributable to investors, which include both local and non local investors.”
Chandio says the investor activity is higher in the southern part of the state and the investors say their primary reasons for buying land are more recreational.
(Creston, Iowa) – Creston Police report there were three people arrested over the holiday weekend. At around 2:30-p.m. Friday, 50-year-old Jennifer Lynn Moon, of Creston, was arrested in the 600 block of W. Prairie, for allowing Animals to run at Large on Public Lands. Moon was cited and released from the scene on Promise to Appear in court.
Early Saturday morning, 47-year-old Scott Arlen Vorm, of Waukee, was arrested in Creston for OWI/1st Offense. Vorm was taken to the Union County Jail and later released on a $1,000 cash or surety bond.
Early Sunday morning, 24-year-old Michael Dawson Stults, of Creston, was arrested in Creston for OWI/1st Offense. Stults was taken to the Union County Jail and also later released on a $1,000 cash or surety bond.
(Radio Iowa) – If you got an ugly Christmas sweater, something in the wrong size or a duplicate item as a gift, ’tis now the season for returns — and the lines at customer service counters are likely long. Margo Riekes, spokeswoman for the Better Business Bureau, offers Iowans a few tips to keep the line moving smoothly. “Be patient because all of the sales employees, especially the first few days after Christmas, are overwhelmed with all the returns,” Riekes says. “If you’re patient, you’re more likely to get some action.”
Standing in line for 45 minutes may try your patience, but she says to consider what it must be like to be the person hearing peoples’ complaints all day long. “The customer who’s trying to return the gift should always be calm and polite when trying to do so,” Riekes says. “People will be much more willing to help them.” When returning an item, make sure to keep it in the original packaging and in like-new condition.
“Do not take the tags off the things because once the tags are off, it’s probably impossible to return them,” she says. If the gift giver was thinking far enough ahead to enclose a gift receipt in your wrapped box, it will make the process infinitely easier.
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