STORM LAKE (IRN) – An athletic trainer facing accusations of inappropriate interaction with female college students will keep his license in Iowa. The Des Moines Register reports that Richard Bingham was working at the College of Southern Idaho in 2021, when he was then placed on leave. Bingham was accused of several inappropriate actions with members of the school’s volleyball team. In June, the Idaho Division of Occupational and Professional Licensure agreed to a disciplinary order that included educational coursework, but did not require Bingham to admit to wrongdoing. The Iowa Board of Athletic Training, citing that decision, allows Bingham to continue practicing in Storm Lake under probation for two years with supervision, but did not remove his license.

GRIMES (IRN) – Two people are arrested after alleged involvement in a shooting Thursday. WHO-13 reports that court documents indicated 21-year-old Armstrong Kyne and 25-year-old Abednego Nyemah pointed and fired a handgun at four other victims. The Polk County Sheriff’s Office says witnesses identified the pair. No injuries were reported.

COUNCIL BLUFFS (IRN) – The Council Bluffs Police Department is partnering with the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation to find out more about a scam. The department received several reports of residents being targeted by a group of suspects spoofing phone numbers and were posing as law enforcement. Both agencies believe the same group is targeting people in Carroll, Sioux City, and Iowa City. Those with information should contact their respective police departments or the Iowa DCI.

IOWA CITY (IRN) – NOT FOR KCII – A Washington County man has been charged in relation to a crash that resulted in the death of a Wellman woman in Iowa City. KCRG-TV reports 24-year-old Drake Brezina has been charged with homicide by vehicle for an August 7th collision. Police say video showed the man was holding a cellular device when he ran a red light, broadsiding a vehicle driven by 30-year-old Kristina Pearson, who later died from injuries. Another passenger needed to be revived at a hospital as well. Court records indicate the light was red for 15 seconds and Brezina was traveling nearly 10 MPH over the posted speed limit.