DETROIT (AP) — General Motors is recalling 3.2 million more cars in the U.S. because of ignition switch problems.

The company says it will change or replace the keys on the cars from the 2000 to 2014 model years.

GM says the switches can unexpectedly move out of the “run” position if the cars are jarred, such as by going over railroad tracks or a pothole. That can shut off the engines and disable power steering.

The recall is part of a GM review of ignition switches after the company recalled 2.6 million older small cars earlier this year for a similar problem.

GM also is recalling 166,000 other cars for a series of problems.

And the company raised its expected second-quarter charge for recall expenses to $700 million.

A 41-year-old Lincoln County man is in jail, accused of being a felon in possession of firearm.

On June 13, deputies with the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office responded to 3510 North Range Road to serve a protection order on Robert Love, Jr., and conduct a follow-up investigation from a previous case.

Deputies say they had also received a tip that Love was in possession of firearm, and could possibly be a convicted felon.  Chief Deputy Roland Kramer said deputies were able to confirm that Love had been convicted of possession of methamphetamine in Colorado.

Kramer said deputies met with Love and served the protection order.  They also asked him if there were any guns in the residence, at which time Love retrieved an over-and-under shotgun from his bedroom.

Love surrendered the gun to deputies, and was placed under arrest and charged with being a felon in possession of a firearm.

He was transported to the Lincoln County Detention Center and jailed.

A 77-year-old North Platte man is facing felony charges after he allegedly fired a rifle at some teens in a boat at Lake Maloney.

According to the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office, the North Platte 911 Center received a report of shots fired at Lake Maloney at around 7:09 p.m., on May 23.

The caller reported that Donald Vanderploeg had shot at some teenage boys in a boat.  Deputies responded to the area and met with the boys and several other witnesses.

The teens told deputies that they were in a boat near Goose Island, when they apparently got too close Vanderploeg’s property and got tangled in some rope that went across his dock.

The teens said Vanderploeg took offense to this and fired a rifle in their direction.  Deputies say several adults in the area also reported hearing shots.

Deputies tried for several hours to contact Vanderploeg, but say they were unsuccessful.

On June 13, Vanderploeg was charged with felony terroristic threats and use of a weapon to commit a felony.  He was cited and released.

There were no reports of any injuries in the incident.

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Two makers say sales have been rebounding for a ground beef product that critics have dubbed “pink slime.”

Spokesmen for Cargill and Beef Products Inc. say sales have risen, but Cargill says they fall short of the volume before the controversy erupted in 2012.

BPI has sued ABC, saying the network’s March 2012 coverage damaged BPI by misleading consumers into believing the lean finely textured beef product is unhealthy and unsafe. BPI says the sales drop forced it to close plants in Iowa, Kansas and Texas, leaving open only a Nebraska plant.

Cargill spokesman Mike Martin says his company sells the product to about 400 customers, which is more than before March 2012, but the sales volume remains down about 40 percent.

A North Platte woman is being charged with a felony after she allegedly stole from a local business.

At around 5:20 p.m., on June 13, North Platte Police responded to Gary’s Super Foods, 1620 East 4th Street.

A witness reported seeing a woman conceal an item in her purse and leave without paying for it.

Police say video surveillance was reviewed, and probable cause was established to arrest 31-year-old Stacy Lingar.

Lingar was contacted and placed under arrest for theft by shoplifting.  Because of two 2013 convictions for theft, the charge was enhanced to a felony.

Authorities say the value of the item Lingar stole was $4.98.  They did not identify the item.