Staying in a Utah County hotel or motel is proving to be a real nightmare for some visitors. Source: Daily Herald
State Zika Cases Reach 200 In 2017 (via The News Service of Florida)
Source: The News Service of Florida
Vampire bats could soon swarm to the United States (via Popular Science)
They do carry rabies, but don’t panic-the bloodsuckers might not cause much of a ruckus. Source: Popular Science
Florida bat bite victim dies of rabies (via WPLG)
Health officials say a victim of a bat bite in Florida has died of rabies. Source: WPLG
Winter Pests Are On The Way (via Yankton Press & Dakotan)
According to its bi-annual Bug Barometer, the National Pest Management Association (NPMA) expects the Midwest to battle high pressures from pests this winter as they Seek to enter homes throughout the fall months. Source: Yankton Press & Dakotan
Snakes on a plane? No, it’s spiders in a car (via WCPO)
Tiny spiders are still causing problems in some Toyotas, despite a recall, John Matarese reports. Source: WCPO
Roaches get eight restaurants cited, three of them shut down for the day (via miamiherald)
This week’s Roach Report features three Miami-Dade restaurants that got shut down for the bugs and five others that got cited. Source: miamiherald
Rat, roach droppings complaint led to San Jose Supermarket shut down (via Isa Baza)
It’s another case of cockroach and rodent infestations found at a local food establishment – the San Jose Supermarket was shut down earlier this week just as three other establishments are cleared to reopen. Source: Isa Baza
Minnesota records 1st West Nile case in a horse since last year (via Twin Cities)
The Board of Animal Health has confirmed the first case of West Nile virus in a Minnesota horse in more than a year. Source: Twin Cities
Squirrel blamed for Louisville power outage (via The Repository)
More than 3,600 American Electric Power customers lost electricity for just over an hour Wednesday afternoon. Source: The Repository
