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LATIMER, Iowa (AP) - Authorities are investigating a break-in at a house in Latimer in northern Iowa where the resident's 3-month-old puppy was shot and killed. Franklin County Sherif fLarry Richtsmeier says the man who rents the home told deputies someone broke into the house early Saturday while he was out and killed his dog. Richtsmeier s...

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Isenhart on Climate Change

Scientists from 28 Iowa colleges and universities are calling on political candidates and Iowa legislators to address the changes brought about by climate change. A letter from 44 scientists was sent to state legislators on Tuesday. It asks the legislators to acknowledge climate change and make policy changes in response. Dubuque State Representative, Chuck Isenhart, a ranking member of the House Environmental Protection Committee, says while the legislature can't control the weather, it can deal with the effects. Isenhart says an important part of dealing with climate change is to modify behavior. The letter, delivered to Iowa legislators was based on the January 2011 report called "Climate Change Impacts on Iowa" that says changes in Iowa's climate are already affecting the state's economy and its residents. Five professors from Clarke University, Loras College and the University of Dubuque were among those who signed the letter.

Murphy Park Entrance

The entrance to Murphy Park, off South Grandview will likely get wider… and safer… sometime in the future. The Dubuque City Council has agreed to purchase the property at 1716 South Grandview from the Bruce Scott Family. The pr...