HODGEMAN COUNTY -Law enforcement authorities in Hodgeman County are investigating a burglary and asking the public for help to return the property.

Deputies recovered a trailer that was stolen in Hanston, according to a social media report from the Hodgeman County Sheriff.

A mini bike was also in the trailer and deputies are certain it was also stolen from in Hodgeman County.

Authorities asked residents to check their property and contact Undersheriff Channell and give him a description of any missing property so they get it returned.

DETROIT (AP) — Fiat Chrysler is recalling nearly 89,000 cars and SUVs to fix possible fuel leaks or problems with windshield wipers.

The most serious recall covers nearly 35,000 Dodge Durango and Jeep Grand Cherokee SUVs worldwide from the 2016 model year. All have 3.6-liter V6 engines. A fuel tube may have been damaged in manufacturing, and that could cause a gas leak and fire.

Fiat Chrysler says an employee found a leak in one vehicle and no fires have been reported. Dealers will replace fuel injector rails and lower intake manifolds if needed.

RENO COUNTY– A Kansas man awaiting sentencing for a burglary was before a Reno County Judge on Thursday for a charge of theft by deception.

Nathan McConnell, 25, Hutchinson, is charged with receiving medical services between $1,500 and $25,000 by either false statements or misrepresentation at Hutchinson Regional Medical Center.

The alleged crime occurred on July 28, 2016.

Assistant District Attorney Andrew Davidson says McConnell used someone’s else’s name to receive medical treatment resulting in a cost in the thousands of dollars in services to the hospital.

McConnell is awaiting sentencing for the burglary conviction, which is scheduled for December 2.

NEW YORK (AP) — Sally Buzbee, a veteran journalist with deep experience in both U.S. and overseas news, has been named the new executive editor of The Associated Press.

Buzbee will oversee a global news operation that includes journalists working in more than 100 countries to report the news in text, video and photos. Her appointment was announced Thursday by AP President and CEO Gary Pruitt.

Buzbee has led the AP’s Washington bureau for six years. She previously was in charge of coverage of the Middle East, including the Iraq war and other stories in one of the globe’s most challenging regions for newsgathering.

She succeeds Kathleen Carroll, AP’s top editor since 2002, who announced her plans to leave the job earlier this year.

Eagle is a member of the Associated Press.

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court has dismissed a case it took up earlier this year involving accusations that Visa and MasterCard illegally fixed ATM prices.

The credit card companies wanted the justices to overturn a lower court ruling that said the antitrust case could move forward. The high court agreed to hear their appeal in June.

But the justices dismissed the case Thursday, saying the companies are now making a different legal argument than the one the Supreme Court agreed to decide.

The lawsuit filed by consumers and independent ATM operators claims the payment processors illegally coordinated with Bank of America Corp., JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Wells Fargo & Co. to adopt anticompetitive fees.

A federal judge dismissed the case in 2013, but a federal appeals court revived it last year.

SALINE COUNTY –Law enforcement authorities in Saline County are investigating a burglary and asked the public for help to identify the suspect.

On November 11, 2016 between 4pm and 5pm, a Salina woman had her door window broken and her purse stolen while her vehicle was parked at Planet Fitness, 2012 S. Ohio Street in Salina, according to a media release.

The victim’s purse was taken and her credit cards were unlawfully used at Walmart, Target and a Kwik Shop.

A wedding ring and band were also stolen.

If you know the identity of this person, please contact the police department at 785-826-7210 or call Crimestoppers at 785-825-8477 (TIPS).

You may be eligible for a reward of up to $1,000 and you are not required to give your name. Salina Police Case 2016-39089

LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — The City of Lawrence has filed a lawsuit to terminate an incentive agreement with a hotel, citing personal purchases and falsified retail sales.

The Lawrence Journal-World reports that the lawsuit claims the developers of The Oread hotel fraudulently collected tax rebates for hundreds of unrelated purchases, including landscaping for his home as well as a cabin in Colorado and the rental of a party tent. The lawsuit, filed Wednesday, also says the development group defrauded the city and engaged in activity involving wire and mail fraud.

Lawrence officials are seeking to recoup more than $400,000 in monetary damages as well as an end to the incentive agreement.

The developers have denied the allegations.

AMMAN, Jordan (AP) — The U.S. Embassy in Jordan is refuting Amman’s claim that American soldiers sparked a deadly shooting at a Jordan military base this month by disobeying orders from Jordanian soldiers.

Three U.S. Army sergeants — Matthew Lewellen of Lawrence Kansas, Kevin McEnroe and James Moriarty from the 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne) from Fort Campbell, Kentucky — were killed in the shooting outside the base in southern Jordan.

Embassy spokesman Eric Barbee says U.S. investigators are considering all possible motives and “have not yet ruled out terrorism as a potential motive.”

After the shooting, Jordan’s state media reported that the slain American trainers had sparked a firefight by disobeying direct orders from the Jordanians.

Barbee told The Associated Press on Thursday that there’s “absolutely no credible evidence” for this claim.

RENO COUNTY– A Kansas man was jailed on Tuesday after he allegedly led Sheriff Deputies on a high-speed chase in Reno County.

Michael DeShazo, 27, Hutchinson, is accused of stealing an older model pickup at a Hutchinson convenience store.

Just before 10 a.m. on Tuesday, Reno County Sheriff Deputies spotted him at Avenue C and Pierce in Nickerson and attempted to make a stop.

He led deputies on a short chase until he crashed into a tree in the 300 block of North Thompson in Nickerson.

He was arrested for suspicion of felony flee and elude, possession of stolen property, possession of marijuana, criminal damage to property, that being damage to the truck, criminal possession of a weapon, brass knuckles and driving while suspended.

According to statements made in court, he intended to sell the vehicle for methamphetamine.

DeShazo is jailed on a $12,500 bond and his request for a bond reduction was denied.

He was out on bond for another case where he’s charged with aggravated failure to appear and has prior convictions for drugs, aggravated assault and obstruction.

He is scheduled to be back in court next week to learn if the state has filed formal charges.