AMARILLO, Texas (AP) — A competitive eater from Nebraska has set a record by devouring a 72-ounce steak at an Amarillo steakhouse, and then decided to chase it down with another 72 ounces.

The Twitter page for the Big Texan Steak Ranch say Molly Schuyler on Monday downed the 4 ½-pound slab of beef in 4:58.

She then took a more pedestrian time of 9:59 to finish the second.

The restaurant invites anyone to a free meal if they eat not just the 72-ounce steak, but also a baked potato, shrimp, a salad and bread roll in less than an hour.

The previous record was 8:52.

In February, Schuyler, a 5-foot-7, 125-pound mother from Bellevue, Nebraska, ate 363 chicken wings in 30 minutes to set a record in Philadelphia.

COLLBRAN, Colo. (AP) — The search for three ranchers who disappeared after a huge mudslide in a remote part of western Colorado has been called off as authorities watch for another potential slide.

Mesa County Sheriff Stan Hilkey said the slide remains too unstable to continue looking for the men.

The three men were checking on problems with an irrigation ditch caused by an initial slide Sunday when a large chunk of a ridge broke off, sending soggy earth spilling like wet cement for 3 miles. The slide is about three-quarters of a mile across and several hundred feet deep at the center.

A depression created by the slide has been filling up with spring runoff since Sunday’s big slide, and it is unclear whether it will be able to contain all of it.

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Omaha police have confirmed an arrest in the death of a man who died after being punched in the face, falling and hitting his head on concrete.

Police say 33-year-old Willie McIntyre was arrested Thursday on suspicion of first-degree assault. Investigators believe he punched 26-year-old Benjamin Moore early Wednesday morning at a party in north Omaha.

Moore died from his injuries Sunday. Police said Tuesday that the Douglas County Attorney’s Office will determine whether to increase the charge against McIntyre in the wake of Moore’s death.

BELLEVUE, Neb. (AP) — A police chase has ended in a crash that sent two people to an Omaha hospital.

Bellevue police say officers were chasing a car late Monday night, but soon called off the chase after determining that it posed a danger to other people.

Moments later, the driver of the car crashed into two parked, unoccupied vehicles in Bellevue.

Paramedics took the male driver to a hospital in critical condition. A female passenger was also taken with less severe injuries.