No serious injuries were reported following a rollover accident off Interstate 80 this morning, in Cass County. According to dispatch reports, a vehicle rolled into the median just east of Exit 64. The driver and lone occupant was said to be out and claiming to be uninjured. Anita and Wiota Fire and Rescue responded to the scene. There was dense fog in the area at the time. The driver advised authorities he lost control after hitting ice on the bridge.

No other details are available.

(Des Moines/Radio Iowa) — The State Historical Society of Iowa is seeking your help in identifying the soldiers from our state who were the casualties of World War One. Department of Cultural Affairs communications officer, Michael Morain, says three-thousand-576 Iowans lost their lives while serving in World War One.”We have about 27-hundred names and images from that total,” Morain says. “We are asking Iowans to help us out and fill in some of those missing pieces.”

Morain says they are putting together an honor roll of those who lost their lives as part of the historical society’s ongoing commemoration of the 100th anniversary of America’s entrance into the war. That’s where you can help them fill in the blanks. “We have a website where folks can check in and scroll through it and see who is on the list — and if anyone is missing form that list or if there are missing photos — those are the ones that we are really looking for,” Morain explained.

The website is: iowaculture.gov/honorroll. He says if you look through the list and find someone you know is not there, you can send in their picture and information. The names already on the list include Merle Hay of Glidden, who was among the first men to die, and Wayman Minor of Centerville, who was among the last soldiers to die in the war. The first U-S woman to die during active service in the war was Marion Crandall of Cedar Rapids. The State Historical Society also has an exhibit called “Iowa and the Great War,” which Morain encourages you to see and learn more about the effort and sacrifices of Iowans.”Both in the trenches and back here at home and how that war really shaped the way Iowa thought of itself and the sweep of history here in Iowa,” according to Morain. “So it’s a really interesting exhibit with lots of great artifacts that tell the story.”

The “World War I Honor Roll” with the photos and names of those who were killed in action, went missing, or died of disease, wounds or accidents, will go on display at the State Historical Museum of Iowa next year on Memorial Day weekend.

Police in Red Oak, Sunday morning, arrested 38-year old Tyler Gregory Jennings, of Red Oak, on an assault charge. Jennings was arrested at around 9:45-a.m. In the 500 block of N. 4^th Street, following an investigation into a physical domestic assault. He was brought to the Montgomery County Jail and held without bond for Domestic Abuse Assault/1^st offense – A Simple Misdemeanor.

Here is the latest Iowa news from The Associated Press at 3:45 a.m. CST

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — A top official for Senate Republicans in the Iowa Legislature says an investigation into alleged sexual harassment within the office is complete, but there will be no report about it and no information will be shared with the public. Ed Failor, senior aide to Senate Majority Leader Bill Dix, told The Associated Press that additional information cannot be shared publicly because it’s a personnel issue.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa (AP) — An Iowa Western Community College professor and literacy advocate has donated hundreds of books to a county jail. Nicole Juranek is a communications professor at the community college in Council Bluffs. The Daily Nonpareil reports that it was Juranek’s third annual donation to the Pottawattamie County Jail. But this one more than doubled the 300 she donated in her first two years.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) — A Sioux City man has been released from prison less than two months into his seven-year sentence for shooting his 3-year-old sister in the face with a BB gun. The Sioux City Journal reports that a judge reconsidered 18-year-old Adrian White’s sentence earlier this week and suspended the remainder of White’s prison term. Prosecutors say White shot the preschooler twice in the face in May. One BB fractured the girl’s jaw and the other entered her eye and lodged next to her brain.

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Iowa Judicial Branch data shows that more than three-fourths of those who took Iowa’s bar exam passed this year. The Des Moines Register reports the state had a 78 percent pass rate this year, compared to 68 percent in 2016. Of the 260 people who took the Iowa bar in 2017, 204 passed. The percentage of people who passed the exam on their first try also increased in 2017.