A woman and her child were injured in Fremont County, Thursday morning, when the car they were in struck a snow plow, about a mile north of Shenandoah. The Fremont County Sheriff’s Office reports the accident happened on Highway 59 at around 9:46-a.m.

Photo’s courtesy the Fremont County Sheriff’s Office.

Officials say a 1997 Chevrolet Lumina driven by Tory Stalder, of Shenandoah, was traveling northbound on Highway 59, when the vehicle went out of control on the slick road. Stalder over-corrected, and in doing so her vehicle entered the southbound lane, where it collided with a an Iowa Dept. of Transportation snowplow driven by Zachary Dailey, of Essex.

Stalder and her minor child were transported by Shenandoah Rescue to Shenandoah Memorial Hospital as a precaution. A report on their injuries was not immediately available. Daily was uninjured in the crash.

The Fremont County Sheriff’s Office was assisted at the scene by Shenandoah Fire and Rescue and Shenandoah Police Department

Page County Sheriff Lyle Palmer reports the arrest on Wednesday, of a Shenandoah woman. 19-year old Athea Makenna Ruth Hamilton was taken into custody on a Page County Warrant for Violation of Probation.

Hamilton was arrested at the Page County Sheriff’s Office. She posted immediately posted a $2,500 bond and was released pending future court proceedings. The woman was not booked into the jail.

NEW YORK (AP) — Wells Fargo customers are experiencing issues today (Thursday) with accessing online or mobile banking as well as other banking services, after a fire happened at one of the bank’s data centers. Wells Fargo on Thursday blamed the technical issues on smoke, which was “detected following routine maintenance.”

It is unknown how many Wells Fargo customers have been impacted, but the fire at the unspecified location has caused reported outages to Wells Fargo’s mobile banking app as well as its online banking portal.

ELDORA, Iowa (AP) — A 9-year-old boy clutched a stuffed animal as he told a judge that his father’s girlfriend often withheld food and helped lock him under a staircase in the basement at their Iowa home. The boy wept at times as he testified Wednesday against 40-year-old Traci Tyler. She is being tried separately from her boyfriend, Alex Shadlow. Both are charged with kidnapping. The couple is accused of locking the boy in the basement for at least nine hours a day during the summer of 2017. Investigators say the boy was forced to sleep on the concrete and use a tin cup as a toilet.

The boy says Tyler also made him carry a backpack filled with rocks. The Des Moines Register reports the boy said the basement was “supercold” and that he couldn’t get out of the enclosure.

CENTERVILLE, Iowa (AP) — The first-degree murder trial has begun for a man accused of killing a hunter in south-central Iowa. Appanoose County Attorney Susan Scieszinski said in her opening statements Wednesday that there is no known motive for the November 2017 killing of 31-year-old Curtis Ross. The Daily Iowegian reports that Ross was shot 10 times with a high-powered rifle, stabbed more than 26 times and his neck, abdomen and legs gashed open. A sheriff’s deputy found Ross’ naked body in a creek on public hunting grounds.

Scieszinski said the evidence will show Davis perched from a hilltop, using an AR-15 to shoot Ross. Officials say Davis’ finger and palm prints found on ammunition in the area connected him to the killing, and a search of his family farm turned up a hidden AR-15 that forensics determined was used in the shooting.

Authorities late this (Thursday) morning opened-up the left lane of Interstate 80 eastbound, north of Atlantic. Both lanes had been blocked due to a crash between two semi tractor-trailers. The blockage in the right lane is between Exit 54: IA 173 and Exit 57: (Olive Street) County Road N16 (5 miles west of the Brayton area). The accident was reported at around 9:30-a.m.  Initial dispatch reports said one semi crossed the median and collided with the other. At least one person was transported to the Cass County Memorial Hospital by Medivac Ambulance.

No other details are available.

An accident between two semi tractor-trailers on Interstate 80 Eastbound was reported at about 9:30am Thursday morning. According to initial reports the accident occurred near the Olive Street exit at mile marker 57 north of Atlantic. One semi crossed the median and collided with the other. It was believed one driver suffered minor injuries. No further details are known at this time, expect traffic delays in the area.