Tick and mosquito surge tied to climate change in Iowa
The Iowa Wildlife Federation and National Wildlife Federation link rising tick and mosquito populations to higher carbon dioxide, humidity, and altered seasons. Experts warn of diseases like chikungunya spreading as temps rise, with poison ivy growth increasing and Lyme-carrying deer ticks spreading wider.
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Stabbing in Coralville leads to two arrests
In Coralville at 3:45 a.m. 922 20th Ave Place, Ramon Duron 37 was stabbed and Maxwell Dietz 25 admitted stabbing after a fight. Duron later threatened officers escalating to two counts of first degree harassment plus substance and conduct charges.
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Duron
Maxwell A. Dietz
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Dubuque Man Accused of Drug Sales From Candy Store
Dwayne Howard, 35, accused by the U S Attorney in Cedar Rapids of selling crack cocaine four times in January and February 2024. Three sales allegedly occurred inside Wayne's Candy in Dubuque where he operated the store. He appeared in federal court and is held without bond awaiting trial October 20 on three counts of distribution near a playground and one near a school. He faces up to 160 years in prison and heavy fines if convicted.
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Iowa
Dwayne Howard
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