Here is the latest Iowa news from The Associated Press at 4:55 a.m. CDT

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (AP) — A man accused of killing a 38-year-old mother in a random home invasion in Cedar Rapids has pleaded not guilty to charges in the case. Television station KCRG reports that an attorney for 38-year-old Timothy Evans filed a written not-guilty plea to first-degree murder and other counts. Evans is accused of breaking into the detached garage of a Cedar Rapids home on April 29 and violently assaulting Gina Frederiksen. Police say he then set fire to the garage.

DAVENPORT, Iowa (AP) — Police in eastern Iowa are investigating the death of a man in an overnight shooting. The Quad-City Times reports that Davenport police were called shortly after 2 a.m. Saturday for a report of shots fired on Fourth Street. Arriving officers found a man suffering from gunshot wounds. The 46-year-old man was taken to a local hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

EVANSDALE, Iowa (AP) — Prosecutors say a northeastern Iowa pharmacist has been given probation after pleading to a misdemeanor in a Medicaid billing fraud case. The Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier reports that 62-year-old Ric Foreman, who operated Evansdale Pharmacy, entered a plea to engaging in prohibited acts by selling expired medicine. In a May 29 hearing, Foreman was granted a deferred judgment, which will remove the charge from his record if he completes a year of informal probation.

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Residents are raising money to update a Des Moines mural with the names of more than 150 people shot to death in the city in the last two decades. The Des Moines Register reports that residents have raised more than $1,000 of the $4,000 needed to update the mural on the Creative Visions building. Organizers hope updating the mural will honor those who’ve died and be a reminder for those thinking about using guns.

MILWAUKEE (AP) — A convenience store chain has removed some vegetable trays from its shelves after several reported illnesses in Wisconsin and Minnesota. Health department officials in the two states issued a warning after investigating an increase of infections from Cyclospora, a parasite commonly found in developing countries.

Officials say 11 people in Wisconsin and three in Minnesota reported buying vegetable trays at Kwik Trip prior to getting sick.

Kwik Trip voluntarily removed the product from stores. Officials say the Del Monte vegetable trays included broccoli, cauliflower, carrots and dill dip. Health officials say it can take up to a week to develop symptoms, which can include diarrhea, loss of appetite, nausea, cramping, bloating, increased gas, fatigue and low-grade fever.

Kwik Trip owns more than 600 convenience stores in Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa.

Ringgold County Sheriff Mike Sobotka reports a man and a woman were arrested last Wednesday on drug charges. A vehicle driven by 46-year old Steven Paul Schoessler, of Bevington (IA) was pulled over in Mt. Ayr at around 2:30-a.m.. The K9 “Heky” was deployed and alerted to the driver’s side door area.

A small bag of marijuana was seized from the ground where Schoessler stood as he exited the vehicle. He was charged with Possession of a controlled substance/3rd  or subsequent offense (methamphetamine), Driving under suspension, Failure to have Insurance, and Interference with Official Acts.

His passenger, 47-year old Collette Mary Marnin, of Atlantic, was charged with Possession of a Controlled Substance/Methamphetamine. Both were being held without bond in the Ringgold County Jail until seen by a magistrate. The investigation continues pending lab results from the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigations regarding other items seized from the vehicle. Additional charges are pending while waiting for these results

Police in Council Bluffs are investigating the circumstances surrounding the discovery of a body found near the riverbank on the north side of the Ameristar Casino. Officers were called to the scene at around 3:30-p.m., Saturday (June 9th).

Upon arrival, the Council Bluffs Fire Department located a male subject deceased in the river and brought him to shore. His identity is unknown at this time. His death remains under investigated by the Council Bluffs Criminal Investigations Division.