DES MOINES — Gov. Kim Reynolds, Thursday, signed a proclamation that temporarily suspends regulatory provisions of Iowa law pertaining to hours of service for crews and drivers hauling propane.
The proclamation is effective immediately and expires on February 5, 2022, at 11:59 p.m.
The proclamation can be found here.
Wisconsin jumped out to a 13 point halftime lead and cruised to an 87-78 win over Iowa in Madison. The 23rd ranked Badgers shot 50 percent for the game and clobbered the Hawkeyes on the glass with a 43-26 rebounding advantage, including 15 offensive rebounds.
Iowa coach Fran McCaffery. Johnny Davis led Wisconsin with 26 points but the Badgers took control by dominating the paint.
Keegan Murray led Iowa with 27 points. Kris Murray added 12 and says the Hawks struggled on defense.
Murray says rebounding needs to improve before next Thursday’s game against Indiana.
The Iowa women’s basketball team was knocked off by Northwestern on Thursday 77-69. Veronica Burton led the Wildcats with 25 points 6 rebounds and 6 assists. Melanie Daley added 22 for the Cats and they improved to 10-3 overall and 2-0 in Big Ten.
Caitlin Clark had 30 points and went a perfect 13-13 at the free throw line. Monika Czinano added 20 points.
The Wildcats outscored the Hawkeyes by 10 in the second half to grab the win.
Next up for the Hawkeyes is a road trip to face Nebraska on Sunday. We’ll have coverage of that game on Sunday afternoon. Pregame will be at 12:45 p.m. with tipoff at 1:00 p.m.
Tri @ Harlan
Atlantic-CAM 49, Harlan 21
Atlantic-CAM 81, Denison-Schleswig 0
Harlan 72, Denison-Schleswig 0
Quad @ Clarinda
Creston 51, Kuemper Catholic 10
Creston 66, Clarinda 9
Creston 78, St. Albert 3
Kuemper Catholic 53, Clarinda 12
Kuemper Catholic 81, St. Albert 0
Clarinda 48, St. Albert 9
Quad @ Glenwood
Glenwood 57, Lewis Central 18
Glenwood 48, Red Oak 29
Glenwood 54, Shenandoah 18
Red Oak 42, Lewis Central 36
Red Oak 38, Shenandoah 36
Lewis Central 42, Shenandoah 33
Quad @ AHSTW
AHSTW 60, ACGC 21
AHSTW 72, East Mills 6
AHSTW 78, Griswold 0
ACGC 39, East Mills 24
ACGC 60, Griswold 12
East Mills 36, Griswold 6
Tri @ CB Abraham Lincoln
Sioux City East 42, Sioux City North 33
Sioux City East 45,CB Abraham Lincoln 33
CB Abraham Lincoln 51, Sioux City North 24
Tri @ CB Thomas Jefferson
Bishop Heelan 51, Sioux City West 15
Bishop Heelan 42, CB Thomas Jefferson 10
Sioux City West 36, CB Thomas Jefferson 30
Quad @ West Central Valley
Underwood 49, Logan-Magnolia 22
Underwood 69, Tri-Center 6
Underwood 73, West Central Valley 6
Logan-Magnolia 57, Tri-Center 15
Logan-Magnolia 71, West Central Valley 3
West Central Valley 39, Tri-Center 33
Tri @ Auduon
Earlham 34, Audubon 21
Ogden 51, Audubon 25
Southeast Valley 57, Audubon 24
Dual @ Conestoga, NE
Treynor 51, Conestoga, NE 30
Tri @ Woodward-Granger
Woodward-Granger 46, Bedford/Lenox 33
Woodward-Granger 63, Central Decatur 10
Bedford/Lenox 57, Central Decatur 9
Tri @ Westwood
Mount Ayr 30, North Andrew 18
Albany 42, Mount Ayr 27
South Harrison 48, Mount Ayr 18
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Western Iowa Conference
Audubon 54. Ar-We-Va 26
IKM-Manning 51, Tri-Center 36
Rolling Valley Conference
CAM 61, Southwest Valley 51
Woodbine 78, Missouri Valley 19
Corner Conference
East Union 37, Murray 35
BOYS BASKETBALL
Hawkeye Ten Conference
Shenandoah 47, Fremont-Mills 43
Western Iowa Conference
Audubon 50, Ar-We-Va 40
Tri-Center 54, IKM-Manning 46
Rolling Valley Conference
CAM 46, Southwest Valley 29
Woodbine 52, Missouri Valley 36
Other Scores
Auburn 44, East Mills 27
East Union 50, Murray 45
BETTY WALTER-SIEVERS, 92, of Walnut died Thursday, January 6th at Peace Haven Retirement Home in Walnut. There are no services for BETTY WALTER-SIEVERS scheduled at this time. Pauley-Jones Funeral Home in Avoca has the arrangements.
2021-22 SIXTH Iowa Girls High School Basketball Rankings
Compiled by the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union
Thursday, January 6, 2022
Class 1A
School Record LW
1 Newell-Fonda 9-1 1
2 Bishop Garrigan 8-3 2
3 Exira-EHK 8-0 3
4 Springville 12-0 4
5 North Linn 10-1 5
6 MMCRU 8-0 6
7 Burlington Notre Dame 9-0 7
8 North Mahaska 8-1 8
9 Storm Lake St. Mary’s 7-0 9
10 Martensdale St. Mary’s 11-0 11
11 East Buchanan 7-2 10
12 Stanton 8-0 12
13 Westwood 10-1 13
14 Montezuma 8-2 14
15 Woodbine 6-1 15
Dropped Out: None
Class 2A
School Record LW
1 Dike-New Hartford 8-1 1
2 Denver 10-1 2
3 Central Lyon 9-1 3
4 Panorama 10-0 4
5 Treynor 10-1 6
6 West Hancock 8-2 8
7 Sibley-Ocheyedan 8-3 7
8 Iowa City Regina 8-2 14
9 Jesup 8-2 15
10 South Central Calhoun 9-1 12
11 Mediapolis 9-0 13
12 Grundy Center 7-2 5
13 West Branch 7-2 9
14 Aplington-Parkersburg 8-2 11
15 Cascade 8-2 10
Dropped Out: None
Class 3A
School Record LW
1 Unity Christian 8-1 1
2 West Lyon 9-0 2
3 Ballard 10-2 3
4 Estherville-Lincoln Central 11-1 4
5 Sergeant Bluff-Luton 7-1 5
6 Center Point-Urbana 9-1 6
7 Clear Lake 5-1 7
8 Cherokee 8-2 8
9 West Liberty 7-2 9
10 Roland-Story 7-2 11
11 Davenport Assumption 6-4 10
12 West Marshall 10-1 13
13 Harlan 7-3 NR
14 Williamsburg 6-3 NR
15 Forest City 7-2 15
Dropped Out: Vinton-Shellsburg (12), West Burlington (14)
Class 4A
School Record LW
1 Glenwood 7-1 1
2 Bishop Heelan 8-0 2
3 North Polk 10-1 3
4 Dallas Center-Grimes 7-3 6
5 Indianola 7-2 7
6 Grinnell 7-1 4
7 Waverly-Shell Rock 8-2 5
8 Cedar Rapids Xavier 7-3 8
9 Pella 7-2 11
10 North Scott 7-3 12
11 Central DeWitt 6-3 9
12 Spencer 7-3 10
13 Keokuk 6-3 NR
14 Winterset 6-2 14
15 Norwalk 6-3 NR
Dropped Out: Benton Community (13), Bondurant-Farrar (15)
Class 5A
School Record LW
1 Johnston 11-0 1
2 Iowa City High 8-0 2
3 Waterloo West 8-1 3
4 Dowling Catholic 10-0 4
5 Iowa City West 7-1 5
6 Des Moines Roosevelt 6-2 6
7 Ankeny Centennial 7-2 7
8 Ankeny 7-2 9
9 West Des Moines Valley 8-2 10
10 Cedar Falls 7-2 12
11 Pleasant Valley 8-1 13
12 Southeast Polk 5-4 8
13 Waukee Northwest 7-4 11
14 Linn-Mar 6-3 NR
15 Cedar Rapids Washington 6-4 14
Dropped Out: Sioux City East (15)
(Radio Iowa) – The U-S Army Corps of Engineers predicts dry conditions will persist in the Missouri River Basin this year. Last year, the runoff in the Missouri River basin above Sioux City was just 59 percent of average volume — the 10th lowest annual runoff in 123 years of record keeping. According to a news release from the Army Corps of Engineers office in Omaha. the ongoing drought shows no relief in sight. The water flow out of upstream reservoirs was reduced this past July.
There will be releases from Gavins Point Dam this winter, at minimum levels, though. The Army Corps says the flow in the Missouri River along Iowa’s western border will meet with needs of cities that use the river as a source of drinking water.
JACK JOHNSON, 78, of Atlantic, died Wednesday, Jan. 5th, at the Heritage House Assisted Living Facility. A Celebration of Life Memorial service for JACK JOHNSON will be held 11-a.m. Jan. 15th, at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Atlantic. Roland Funeral Service in Atlantic has the arrangements.
Visitation with the family, at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, will take place from 10-until 11-a.m., January 15th.
Burial is in the Brighton Township Cemetery at Marne.
JACK JOHNSON is survived by:
His wife – Carolyn.
His sons – Craig (Hope) Johnson, of Clive, and Brad (Stephanie) Johnson, of Simpsonville, SC.
and 2 grandchildren.
ADAIR COUNTY, Iowa – Officials with the Iowa Department of Criminal Investigation (DCI), Thursday, released additional information with regard to an Officer-Involved shooting that occurred December 29th, in Adair County. The officer involved in the shooting was identified as Adair County Deputy Josh Armstrong. Deputy Armstrong is a 2 ½ year veteran with the Adair County Sheriff’s Office. A copy of the report of the DCI’s investigation will be forwarded to the Adair County Attorney’s Office for review.
Three additional charges have been filed on the suspect who was shot by the Deputy. Authorities says 57-year-old Charles R Bradshaw, of Jefferson, is now charged with:
1. Attempted murder of a peace officer (707.11 (5) (A)) Class B-Felony,
2. Assault on a police officer (708.3A (2)) Class D-Felony
3. Intimidation with a dangerous weapon (708.6, Class C-Felony).
The incident that resulted in Bradshaw being shot in both arms and taken into custody, begin at around 8:30-p.m., Dec. 29th, when a Stuart Police Officer attempted to stop a vehicle for a traffic violation. The suspect (Later Identified as Bradshaw) failed to stop and a pursuit was initiated. Several agencies assisted in the pursuit, including Stuart Police, Greenfield Police, Guthrie and Adair County Sheriff’s Deputies.
The pursuit ended in rural Adair County just north of 130th Street on Jordan Ave when Bradshaw’s vehicle abruptly turned around in the roadway. A Stuart Police Officer was unable to stop and struck the Bradshaw vehicle, which continued to travel a short distance and ultimately struck a Guthrie County deputy’s vehicle before it came to a stop. During this series of events an Adair County Deputy heard a gunshot from the suspect vehicle.
Deputy Armstrong exited his patrol car just as Bradshaw’s vehicle became disabled and observed the Bradshaw to be in possession of a handgun. The Deputy fired his service weapon and struck the Bradshaw, causing non-life threatening injuries.
Bradshaw was taken a hospital to be treated for his injuries and then taken into custody. A black .9mm handgun and a spent shell casing was found during a search of the vehicle, along with a substance believed to be meth. Bradshaw had previously been convicted on a felony drug charges in Missouri.
He remains in the Adair County Jail.
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