Ryan Matheny

1 week ago | kmaland.com | Ryan Matheny

(KMAland) -- Rainy weather has postponed Memorial Day flag clean-up efforts at Shenandoah's Rose Hill Cemetery. American Legion Post 88 Commander Joe Jardon tells KMA News they are moving their clean-up event to Tuesday evening at 5. Volunteers are asked to meet at the cemetery to help pick-up flags that were placed as part of the city's annual Memorial Day ceremony. For more information, you can contact Dennis Nance at 712-215-5869. At KMA, we attempt to be accurate in our reporting.

1 week ago | kmaland.com | Ryan Matheny

(Norwalk) – A Des Moines man was injured after being struck by a vehicle on Interstate 35 south of Des Moines Sunday evening. The Iowa State Patrol says a 2019 Chevrolet Equinox driven by 62-year-old Dale Loren Acker of Greenfield was southbound on I-35 near Norwalk around 6:30 p.m. The patrol says Acker fell asleep at the wheel, entered the west ditch and struck a pedestrian. The vehicle continued through the ditch before coming to rest on the shoulder.

2 weeks ago | kmaland.com | Ryan Matheny

(Shenandoah) – The Iowa Supreme Court has overturned a lower court’s ruling in a medical malpractice lawsuit against Shenandoah Medical Center, sending the case back to determine if it can proceed without expert testimony. In a 4-3 decision this week, the Iowa Supreme Court sided with Shenandoah Medical Center and returned a suit brought by Douglas and Jane Wilson to district court to determine whether it can go forward.

3 weeks ago | kmaland.com | Ryan Matheny

(Avoca) -- Regional Water customers who receive water from the Avoca Treatment Plant have been placed under mandatory use restrictions. Due to declining supplies from its wellfield, the Regional Water Board of Directors has implemented Level Red restrictions for customers of the association in Shelby, Audubon, Cass, Harrison, and northern Pottawattamie counties. This includes the communities of Avoca, Persia, Panama, Portsmouth, Westphalia, Kirkman, Tennant, Earling, Exira, and Brayton.

3 weeks ago | kmaland.com | Ryan Matheny

(Maryville) - Two Maryville residents face charges following an incident Saturday. The Maryville Department of Public Safety says officers arrested 20-year-old Alexander S. Guy and 20-year-old Zen C. Hopson around 2:30 p.m. at Walmart at 1600 South Main Street. Both suspects were arrested and charged with one count of larceny. They were held on bond pending further court proceedings. At KMA, we attempt to be accurate in our reporting.