(Radio Iowa) Students have started moving back to campus at Iowa State University in Ames. Provost Jonathan Wickert, says the fall semester will see things get back to more normal operation after changes for the pandemic.

Wickert says they will have mostly in-person classes, with some online and hybrid classes as well.

Wickert says they in a way have two incoming first-year classes.

He says those second-year students will be getting a more full look at what is like to be on campus and have in-person classes. The Board of Regents says masks aren’t required this year — but Wickert says they are strongly encouraged indoors. The same goes for vaccinations. Wickert says the faculty have been provided standard statements on masks and vaccination they can cut and paste into their class materials.

Wickert says they have received some petitions from students and faculty asking the school to request that the Board of Regents require masks.

Wickert says. ISU residence hall officials say they’ve had a big demand for people wanting to live on campus and they have opened up another dorm to accommodate them.

The Pottawattamie County Sheriff’s Office has released details on some arrests in the past week.

On August 15th three arrests were made. 51-year-old Michael Sam Prine was arrested following a traffic stop on an outstanding warrant for Probation Violation. 28-year-old Kathryn Naomi White was arrested following a traffic stop for Driving While License Suspended or Revoked. 41-year-old Anthony Lee Nielsen was arrested following a traffic stop also for Driving While License Suspended or Revoked.

On August 14th Deputies responded to a call in the 34000 block of Highway 92 for a disturbance. 38-year-old Becky June Sulley was arrested for Domestic Abuse Assault 1st Offense Causing Bodily Injury and Criminal Mischief 3rd Degree.

On August 13th Deputies clock a man traveling 110mph in a 70mph zone on I-29. A traffic stop was conducted at the 59 mile maker and the driver 23-year-old Eduardo Ordaz was arrested for OWI 1st Offense and Reckless Driving.

On August 11th Deputies were call to a disabled vehicle near 23579 Highway 6. Upon arrival Deputies discovered that the plates on the vehicle were stolen. The driver, 36-year-old Jayme Antoinette Lauridsen was arrested for Theft 2nd Degree-Possession of Stolen Property, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, and Absence from Custody.

The Harlan Police Department released details on a number of recent arrests late Tuesday.

On Monday, August 16th Officers responded to a call for service and arrested 50-year-old Douglas Dennis of Sioux Falls on charges of Theft 1st, Theft 5th, Possession of a Controlled Substance, Failure to have a Valid Driver’s License, and Improper Use of Registration.

On Sunday, August 15th Officers arrested 21-year-old Kylee Ann Marie Sargent of LaVista, NE on a charge of Publice Intoxication.

On August 12th 34-year-old Kimberlee Anne Green of Harlan was arrested on an active Shelby County Warrant and booked into the Shelby County Jail.

On August 6th 27-year-old Jordan Leigh Confere of Harlan was arrested on a Shelby County Warrant and booked in.

On August 1st 36-year-old Rebecca Ann Boruff of Harlan was arrested on an active Pottawattamie County Warrant and booked in to the Shelby County Jail.

A Malvern man was flown by life net helicopter to UNMC with undisclosed injuries following an accident Friday. 26-year-old Austin Parker of Malvern was driving a 2004 Chevy southbound on 360th Street in Mills County and attempted to turn westbound on Lambert Avenue. He was traveling too fast to make the turn and lost control entering the north ditch, rolling over, and ejecting Parker from the vehicle. The accident happened at about 3:24 p.m. No further details were given at this time.

The driver of a motorcyle was transported to the hospital following a rear-end collision in Mills County last week.

On Friday, August 13th 46-year-old Robin Crippen of Cripple Creek, CO was driving a 2014 Chevy and was parked at a construction stop light on Bunge Avenue. 75-year-old Joe Arellano of Bellevue, NE was driving a 2001 Harley Davidson MT and didn’t see the Chevy as he approached. The Harley rear-ended the Chevy and Arellano was thrown from his bike.

Arellano was taken by Bellevue EMS to the hospital with undisclosed injuries. Crippen was uninjured during the crash.

A Malvern man sustained unknown injuries during a rollover accident on August 12th. 31-year-old Scott Martin of Malvern was traveling east bound on HIghway 34 in a 1999 Toyota when he left the roadway onto the south side shoulder. The Toyota then went into the ditch and hit two roadside signs before swerving back across the roadway. The vehicle then rolled across the roadway and onto its side in the median. Martin was able to free himself by kicking out a window and he sustained several minor injuries.

Martin was looking in the surrounding wooded area when Mills County Deputies arrived because his dog had been thrown from the vehicle during the rollover. Martin stated that he was looking at his phone when the accident occurred.