OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Omaha police have arrested a driver who they say seriously injured a bicyclist and left the scene.

Sgt. Joe Collins says police arrested the man Tuesday afternoon following a brief search. It’s unclear if he has been charged.

He says 45-year-old General Swayzer suffered broken vertebrae in his neck, several lacerations to his scalp and possibly paralysis. He was taken to the Nebraska Medical Center.

His condition is unclear but Collins says he is expected to survive the injuries.

ELK MOUNTAIN, Wyo. (AP) — A Colorado man is under arrest after leading authorities on a 163-mile chase in a stolen car in Wyoming.

The Wyoming Highway Patrol says 25-year-old Martin Anderson of Peyton, Colorado, along with a teenage boy were taken into custody Tuesday after a fourth round of stop sticks finally stopped the 2013 Dodge Charger he was driving near Elk Mountain, Wyoming.

Sheriff’s deputies and police officers first tried to the stop the car, reported stolen from Colorado Springs on July 30, in Riverton. Speeds reached up to 140 mph during the chase. Highway Patrol spokesman Sgt. David Wagener says it was suspended twice — when Anderson swerved at multiple troopers and into oncoming traffic north of Rawlins and again when he entered the city limits.

No one was injured.

PILGER, Neb. (AP) — Flood insurance workshops will be held this week for residents of the small northeast Nebraska city of Pilger who want to rebuild after a June tornado destroyed much of the town.

Flooding rules have complicated rebuilding plans for many Pilger residents because new homes built in the town can’t have basements.

Pilger has been in a flood plain since 2004, so every resident who wanted to rebuild there will have to make sure the lowest level of their home is at least one foot above the likely flood level, which is sometimes referred to as a 100-year flood.

One workshop will be held Wednesday evening at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church in Pilger. The workshop will be repeated at the church Saturday morning at 10.

DETROIT (AP) — The U.S. government is offering a free online service for drivers to find out if their vehicles have been recalled but not repaired.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says the service started Wednesday on its website, www.safercar.gov.

Drivers can key in their vehicle identification number to get the results. The number can be found on the dashboard near the windshield or on the driver’s door post near the latch.

Also starting Wednesday, automakers must keep the same data on their own websites, and they have to update it at least once per week.

The safety agency’s site will show data if there’s an open recall, or it will tell drivers there are none.

The agency also says used-car buyers can check for unrepaired vehicles before they make a purchase.

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — A 19-year-old has been given prison time for trying to rob two Lincoln convenience stores, including one with police officers inside.

Shaquille Adams was sentenced Monday to nine to 18 years in prison on charges of robbery and attempted robbery. He will be eligible for parole in about four years.

Police say Adams pointed a BB gun on clerks and demanded money at two Kwik Shops in February.

During the second incident, Adams and an accomplice entered the store and discovered two Lincoln police officers inside. The officers ultimately caught them and a getaway driver.

COLUMBUS, Neb. (AP) — The city is still looking for private parties willing to spend $750,000 or more to move and save Columbus’ old Union Pacific depot.

City officials discussed at Monday night’s council meeting the railroad’s plan to tear down the depot after its employees move into a new building.

City administrator Joe Mangiamelli says the city has leased land the depot could be moved to, if someone or a group were to come forward with the money.

Mayor Mike Moser says he wouldn’t favor spending city funds on the project, a stance echoed by Councilman Rich Jablonski, who said, “We can’t save everything.”

The building dates back to 1887.

CLARKS, Neb. (AP) — Authorities say a 25-year-old Clarks woman has been killed in a traffic accident involving three vehicles.

The accident occurred around 10:30 a.m. Monday, about a mile west of Clarks in Merrick County.

Merrick County Attorney Lynelle Homolka says Heather Stroud was headed east on U.S. Highway 30 when her vehicle was struck from behind by a semitrailer driven by 47-year-old James Horton, of Roseland. Homolka says the impact knocked Stroud’s vehicle into the westbound lane, where it was struck by an oncoming car.

Stroud was killed. The driver of the oncoming car, who wasn’t identified, was injured. No injuries to Horton have been reported.

The accident is being investigated.

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Authorities are expected to begin a fog seal project next week on Interstate 180 in Lincoln.

Fog seal is oil sprayed onto the surface of newer pavement to seal the fine cracks.

The Nebraska Department of Roads says all lanes in both directions will be closed on the interstate spur from Fletcher south to Cornhusker starting at 6 p.m. on Aug. 27. The lanes will be reopened at 6 a.m. Aug. 28.

Message boards will be used.