CONRAD, IA (IRN) – Two University of Northern Iowa students were killed when their car collided with a semi-trailer Sunday. KCCI-TV reports the collision occurred around shortly after noon on Sunday, a few miles north of Conrad on Iowa Highway 14. The car went out of control on the snow- and ice-covered roadway and crossed into the path of the southbound semi.

DES MOINES, IA (IRN) – Iowa’s fetal heartbeat law that was struck down in court last month will not be appealed by Gov. Kim Reynolds. Judge Michael Huppert ruled in favor of Planned Parenthood of the Heartland and the Emma Goldman Clinic, stating that the law violates the Iowa Constitution.

DES MOINES, IA (IRN) – Former Iowa candidate for governor Fred Hubbell has been injured in a bicycle accident in Arizona. KCAU-TV reports Hubbell was struck by a car at an intersection in Scottsdale, Arizona, where he has a home. Hubbell, who is 67, has undergone surgeries for a fractured pelvis but the injuries are not life-threatening.

DECORAH, IA (IRN) – Decorah city officials have started what they call “low level” talks about combining the Decorah Police Department and the Winneshiek County Sheriff’s Office. KCRG-TV reports city manager Chad Bird says the consolidation would allow for possible financial savings and involve combining positions.

DES MOINES, IA (IRN) – Law enforcement officials are giving a friendly reminder to motorists in preparation for more snowfall this week, according to WHO-TV. It’s simple; wipe off all the snow on the car before driving off. The Iowa State Patrol says all windows should be clear of snow, as it could create hazards for not only the person behind the wheel but also for others on the road. If pulled over, drivers could be given a $50 fine for obstruction of vision.