IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Police in eastern Iowa have identified a man whose body was found this week in a burning car. Iowa City police say 72-year-old Donald Lee Schrader, of Iowa City, was found Monday night after firefighters extinguished the flames engulfing his car. Investigators say the fire started in the passenger compartment of the car and that no criminal activity is suspected in the blaze, although the investigation remains open.

Police say results from an autopsy to determine the cause of death many not be available for weeks. Officers and firefighters found Schrader’s body around 11 p.m. Monday after receiving reports of a car on fire in an Iowa City parking lot.

The Mills County Board of Supervisors and Mills County Emergency Management Agency has issued another Order of Partial Release of a Mandatory Evacuation Order. The partial release includes the unincorporated areas from 221st Street North to Norris Avenue on the South, from 215th Street on the West to Levi Road on the East.

Residents in the outlined area may return to their homes. Residents are asked to contact the Flood Hotline at 712-520-4000 if you need volunteers to assist.

The Page County Sheriff’s Office reports two men were arrested on separate Page County Probation Violation warrants, Tuesday. 22-year old Jared Douglas Comstock, of Council Bluffs, was arrested at the Page County Sheriff’s Office. Comstock was being held in the Page County Jail on a $5,000 cash only bond. pending future court proceedings.  And, 52-year old Ronald Leslie Burden, JR., of Hopkins, MO., was transported to the Page County Jail where he was also being held on a $5,000 cash or surety bond. Burden was arrested at the Andrew County Missouri Sheriff’s Office.

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Union Pacific says its crews are working around the clock so rail traffic can return to normal in Nebraska and adjacent states hard hit by floodwaters from a late-winter storm and snowmelt. Spokeswoman Raquel Espinoza said Wednesday that workers are clearing trees and other debris off the Omaha-based railroad’s tracks and have begun repairing them and bridges. Some of the lines run between Nebraska and Iowa or merely within Nebraska.

She says water remains over portions of the tracks between Council Bluffs, Iowa, and Kansas City, Kansas. The company is unsure when that line can be reopened. Levees have been breached or overtopped in southwest Iowa. Fort Worth, Texas-based BNSF Railway says it also is confronting flood-related washouts in Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska and South Dakota.

The Page County Sheriff’s Office reports a singe-vehicle accident occurred about one-half mile south of Shenandoah just before 10-p.m. Tuesday. The incident resulted in about $1,500 damage altogether, but no one was injured. Authorities say a 2017 Freightliner semi driven by 50-year old Kenneth William Perrigan, of Piney Flats, TN, was stopped at the intersection of Highways 59 and 2, facing west. Perrigan decided to turn north onto Highway 59, but then didn’t allow for space for the sharp turn, as he had not gone into the right turning lane of the intersection.

The semi drove over the stop sign causing an estimated $500 damage to the sign. The vehicle then attempted to continue north, however the stop sign damaged the air lines to the brakes, disabling them. The result was about $1,000 damage to the semi, owned by PRD Trucking INC of Newland, NC. No citations were issued. The Shenandoah Police Department assisted at the scene by providing traffic control.