The Harlan Police Department reports two arrests earlier this month.

On June 5th Officers arrested 48-year-old Daniel Dale Laws of Kimballton following a traffic stop for Driving While Revoked. He was also cited for improper rear lamp. Laws was booked in to the Shelby County Jail.

On June 7th 21-year-old Austin Lee Thomas Dusenberry of Harlan and 18-year-old Lauren Lea Pash of Harlan were cited for Possession of Drug Paraphernalia following a traffic stop. Dusenberry was also cited for Driving While Suspended.

The Cass County Sheriff’s Office reports three arrests over the past two days.

On Monday, June 15th Deputies arrested 20-year-old Skyanne Michelle Christensen of Atlantic on an Atlantic Police Department warrant for Harassment 1st Degree (Aggravated). Christensen was taken to the Cass County Jail and released later that day on $2,000 bond.

On Tuesday, June 16th Deputies arrested 31-year-old Amanda Lucille Thompson of Atlantic on three Atlantic Police Department warrants for Criminal Mischief 3rd Degree (Aggravated) and two counts of Harassment 3rd Degree (Simples). Thompson was taken to the Cass County Jail and held on $2,600 bond.

Also on Tuesday, June 16th 60-year-old Daryl D Armstrong of Anita turned himself in at the Cass County Sheriff’s Office on a warrant for Violation of a No Contact Order (Simple). He was booked in the Cass County Jail and subsequently released on $1,00 bond.

LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — A man who was shot and killed by Kansas law enforcement was wanted in a Nebraska killing. Omaha, Nebraska, police said the man who was killed Monday is 31-year-old Nicholas Hirsh, a white man who faced a first-degree murder arrest warrant for the shooting death Thursday of 41-year-old John Miles, of Council Bluffs, Iowa.

The U.S. Marshals Service said it appeared that the suspect had been in Kansas since Friday, when a car was stolen from Clay Center. The Kansas Highway Patrol spotted the car near Perry Lake in northeast Kansas and pursued it to Lawrence. The patrol says he was shot after pointing a gun at officers.

The Adair County Sheriff’s Office reports a couple of recent arrests.

On June 10th at 2:51 a.m. Greenfield Police arrested 34-year-old Michael Eugene Matherly of Creston on a charge of Dometic Assault Causing Bodily Injury. He was taken to the Adair County Jail and held on $1,000 cash or surety bond.

On June 12th at 11:30 p.m. Sheriff’s Deputies arrested 26-year-old Shawn Douglas Shimer of Greeenfield for Driving While License Denied or Revoked. He was cited and released from the scene on Hayes Street in Greenfield.

The CAM School Board held a meeting on Monday night and discussed a variety of position and contract decisions, along with their return to learn plan. CAM Superintendent Paul Croghan said the district is hoping that they will be able to start the school year with face-to-face instruction.

The board approved a sharing agreement with the Atlantic district for a School Business Official position for 2020-21. Mr. Croghan said that agreement works out well for both parties, the Atlantic Board had already approved at their last meeting.  Mr. Croghan said they did accept a few resignations at their meeting.

CAM began the beginning phases of a facility upgrade study last year and Mr. Croghan said they want to wait until community meetings are safe to be held again to further discussion on that process.

The CAM board also agreed to continue their contract with Jim Casey with Casey Computing for the upcoming fiscal year.

FORT DODGE, Iowa (AP) — Police in north-central Iowa say two people have died and two others have been injured in a shooting at Fort Dodge. Police say the shooting happened early Tuesday morning, and arriving officers found an injured man lying in the roadway, as well as two women who had been hit by gunfire. Police say officers performed CPR on the man, but he died at the scene. Police were soon called to the scene of a crash several blocks away and discovered the man driving had also been shot. He, too, died at the scene. Police believe he was injured at the earlier shooting and fled in a car. Police have not released the names of those involved.

CLIVE, Iowa – Someone who bought a lottery ticket at a southwest Iowa convenience store won a prize of $25,000 a year for life Monday in the Lucky for Life game.

The Atlantic ticket matched the first five numbers but missed the Lucky Ball in Monday night’s drawing to win Lucky for Life’s second prize of $25,000 a year for life. The winning ticket was purchased at Casey’s, 701 Poplar St. in Atlantic.

It is Iowa’s ninth big winner in the game since it debuted in January 2016 in the state.

Lucky for Life is a $2 game with drawings twice a week, at 9:38 p.m. on Mondays and Thursdays. The game’s top two prize levels are described as lasting as long as you do, meaning that they are truly for life. The minimum guaranteed payout for those two prize levels is 20 years, and there is a lump-sum option for players who would prefer that rather than lifetime annuity payments.

The winning numbers in Monday’s Lucky for Life drawing were: 25-28-32-47-48 and Lucky Ball 14. Casey’s will receive a $500 bonus from the lottery for selling the winning ticket at one of its locations.

Players in Lucky for Life choose five numbers from a pool of 48 for the white balls and 1 out of 18 numbers for the Lucky Ball. Players can win the game’s top prize of $1,000 a day for life by matching all six numbers selected in one of its drawings. The game’s second prize for matching the first five numbers but missing the Lucky Ball is $25,000 a year for life. Other prize levels in the game range from $4 up to $5,000.

Prizes at the top two levels in Lucky for Life must be claimed at Iowa Lottery headquarters in Clive. The lottery currently offers curbside prize claims by appointment at its offices, and prize winners also have the option of mailing or shipping their winning tickets to the lottery or leaving them in the secure dropbox at lottery headquarters. Full details are available on the lottery’s website here.

If the winner or winners of the Atlantic ticket have questions before coming forward to claim the prize, they are welcome to call the lottery at 515-725-7900. Players in Lucky for Life have up to 365 days from the date of the drawing to claim prizes won in Iowa.