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The way Missourians interact with ticks is changing

You may have heard the ticks are bad this year due to the mild winter or ticks are getting worse in Missouri, but what’s the reality of these claims?

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Shinola Detroit and Dos Jefes Garments Collaboration and Other Top Stories

Get an update on the biggest headlines including the death of Jim Price, local chefs recognized by the James Beard Foundation and more.

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Suddenly Missouri is Warning of an Invasive Tree-Killing Beetle

There is apparently concern that an invasive beetle that is a known tree killer could be affecting Missouri soon if not already based on a warning by the state.

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The way Missourians interact with ticks is changing: Climate change is one of many factors

The way Missourians interact with ticks is changing: Climate change is one of many factors
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United statesRocky mountainWilliam nicholsonMolly bakerRebecca smithDeb hudmanCenters for disease control preventionMissouri department of agricultureRickettsial zoonoses branchNational centerCenters for diseaseMissouri department of conservationPathogen surveillance researchMissouri departmentMissouri ticksTick borne pathogen surveillance research

Suddenly Missouri is Warning of an Invasive Tree-Killing Beetle

There is apparently concern that an invasive beetle that is a known tree killer could be affecting Missouri soon if not already based on a warning by the state.

United statesRobbie doerhoffMissouri department of conservationDepartment of conservationForest serviceAsian longhornedMissouri departmentAsian longhorned beetleQuaint tiny houseEpic lake