murder Des Moines Man Convicted of First-Degree Murder, Faces Life Sentence 2025-04-09
A Polk County jury found J. convicted of first-degree murder in the shooting death of N. Loffredo in Des Moines in 2024. Prosecutors say J. yelled at Loffredo to 'come get high' and then fired four shots at her because he felt disrespected when she declined. J. claimed he fired at the ground to scare Loffredo and did not intend to kill her. Evidence presented at trial included text messages J. sent admitting he had 'popped' someone and that he had consumed cocaine and marijuana the day of the shooting. J. faces a mandatory sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole.
assault Madison Man Charged in Aggravated Assault at UW-Madison Arboretum 2025-04-09
A 37-year-old Madison man, N. Herrera Varela, has been charged with false imprisonment and strangulation and suffocation in connection with an aggravated assault at the UW-Madison Arboretum on March 31. The victim reported being strangled and forced to remain in a vehicle. Herrera Varela was arrested during a traffic stop after leaving work on April 4 and is being held on a $10,000 bond. He has no association with UW-Madison.
cold case Family Marks 14 Years Since West Des Moines Real Estate Agent's Unsolved Murder 2025-04-09
The family of A. Okland, a 27-year-old real estate agent who was murdered in West Des Moines in 2011, is marking the 14th anniversary of her death with no arrests made. Okland was shot twice in a model townhome where she was holding an open house. West Des Moines police have interviewed hundreds of people and looked into over a thousand leads, with an average of 30 new leads coming in each year. The state's new Cold Case Unit is now investigating Okland's murder, and one of the unit's investigators is working on the case, which the family says gives them hope that it will be solved.
Des Moines, Iowa. 
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