More area/state News from the broadcast at 8:05-a.m., from Ric Hanson.
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DOWS, Iowa – Authorities in northern Iowa are investigating a homicide in Dows. According to a report from the Department of Public Safety, on Tuesday, November 2, 2021, Wright County Communications received a call requesting assistance at 305 Park Avenue in Dows for an unattended death. General Hospital EMS arrived and discovered an unresponsive male, later identified as Mario Salvador Lopez. The Wright County Sheriff’s Office was notified, which requested the Wright County Medical Examiner. The Sheriff’s Office began conducting an investigation into Lopez’s death and requested the assistance of the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation.
Lopez’s body was sent to the State Office of the Iowa Medical Examiner for an autopsy and his death is being listed and investigated as a homicide. The Wright County Sheriff’s Office and the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation continue to conduct an on-going investigation. If you have information related to this incident, know anything about Mario Lopez, or have had contact with him, please contact the Wright County Sheriff’s Office at 515-532-3722.
Mario Salvador Lopez
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(Radio Iowa) – While temperatures are forecast to climb back into the 60s for much of Iowa in the coming weekend, the National Weather Service is reminding us of — the inevitable. Meteorologist Brooke Hagenhoff says today (Thursday) is Winter Weather Awareness Day and Iowans need to take note and start stocking up on supplies. “Whenever we have a winter storm that comes, we don’t want to be scrambling last-minute to make sure we have the things we need,” Hagenhoff says. “This is an opportunity for us to make sure Iowans are prepared for the winter weather that’s coming. Living in Iowa, we know that sooner or later we’re going to get that big winter storm that’s going to cause problems.”
Hagenhoff says much of the weather across the continent is being influenced by the current La Nina pattern, which may have a minor impact on Iowa. “There could be a chance for some slightly warmer-than-average temperatures and maybe slightly wetter-than-average precipitation amounts across Iowa,” Hagenhoff says. “It’s a pretty weak signal in Iowa. The best thing Iowans can do is just be prepared for whatever winter throws at us.”
She warns that does NOT mean we will entirely avoid extreme cold snaps or significant snowfalls. Hagenhoff directs Iowans to the National Weather Service website for the Des Moines area office to learn more about winter weather safety. “We have materials up there for people to start taking those actions like creating winter preparedness kits to keep in the car, things to stay warm, maybe some food in case you’re stranded,” she says, “and ways to prepare your home as well so you’re ready whenever those conditions arise.”
(That website is weather.gov/dmx.)
A traffic stop at around 1:50-a.m. today (Thursday), in Montgomery County at 140th Street and Highway 148, resulted in the discovery of drugs and drug paraphernalia. Sheriff’s Deputies arrested 58-year-old Elton Dean Chandler, of Denison, for Possession of: Methamphetamine, Marijuana, and unlawful possession of prescription medication. Chandler was also charged with Driving While Barred. He was being held in the Montgomery County Jail on a $2,000 bond.
Chandler
Police in Red Oak, Wednesday evening, arrested a man at the intersection of 1st Avenue and W. 4th Street. Authorities say 42-year-old Kim Jack Douglas Trost, of Red Oak, was arrested at around 5:40-p.m., for Public Intoxication, and Domestic Abuse Assault while displaying a dangerous weapon. Trost was being held without bond in the Montgomery County Jail.
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