ALBION, Neb. (AP) — The body of a 79-year-old man has been recovered from a grain bin of corn northwest of the Boone County town of Albion.

Boone County Sheriff Denny Johnson says his office was notified about the situation Thursday afternoon after a neighbor noticed that corn being taken from the bin was spilling out of a grain truck and that the truck driver didn’t seem to be around.

Johnson says Edwin Karel, of Albion, apparently became trapped after entering the bin to loosen corn that wasn’t feeding into the auger.

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — An effort to build cable barriers on Iowa’s highways has helped reduce the number of cross-median fatal crashes.

After 21 people died as a result of cross-median collisions in 2010, state officials installed 177 miles of cable median barriers. Since then, Iowa has seen fewer cross-median fatalities, dropping from nine in 2011 to six in 2014.

Chris Poole of the Iowa Department of Transportation says the state averaged 16 cross-median fatalities each year before the cable barriers were installed.

Nebraska doesn’t have plans to follow Iowa’s lead, but experts say the effort also could work for Nebraska.

Jim Knott of the Nebraska Department of Roads says the state has wider medians that help prevent such crashes.

NORFOLK, Neb. (AP) — A Madison man has died after his car rolled over in a single-vehicle accident south of Norfolk.

22-year-old Derek Pfeifer died Saturday night. According to the Nebraska State Patrol, Pfeifer’s car left the road when he missed a curve.

Police say the vehicle struck an embankment and rolled multiple times, and Pfeifer was ejected from the car. Authorities say he was not wearing a seat belt.

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Two men have been struck by blow darts in separate Lincoln attacks.

The first attack occurred around 2:30 p.m. Saturday. Lincoln Police Capt. Mayde McGuire says a motorcyclist was struck in the chest by a 5-inch-long blow dart. The man told officers that three males in a gold car were responsible.

The second attack occurred around 3:45 p.m. Saturday, when a blow dart struck the back of one of a pedestrian’s arms. He also told officers that his attackers were in a gold car.

Both men refused medical treatment.

No arrests have been reported in either attack.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb. (AP) — The mother of a 5-year-old girl who drowned at a Grand Island water park has filed a claim for more than $1 million against the city.

The claim by Dumale Bariyiga, of Lincoln, says lifeguards on duty July 18 at Island Oasis Water Park were negligent.

Under Nebraska law, people who want to sue a municipality first must file a claim and wait at least six months before filing a lawsuit.

Hall County Attorney Jack Zitterkopf has said Nubari Koffree’s drowning was an accident. Last week city officials said city personnel followed proper procedures that day.

Nubari was with her mother at the water park and was found in the wave pool area.

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Temporary lane closures are scheduled this week for Interstate 80 in and east of Lincoln.

The Nebraska Roads Department says the closures will begin Monday and will occur at milepost 405 westbound and milepost 409 eastbound. There also will be a westbound closure at milepost 422 east of Lincoln.

The interstate will be reduced to one lane at these locations. The closures are scheduled to begin at 9 p.m. and end by 6 o’clock the following morning throughout the scheduled week of work.