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A few construction vehicles, some overturned dirt and a lot of empty space occupy the lot that soon will be home to a new ...
Dubuque Community School District voters narrowly rejected an up-to-$150 million bond that would have funded multiple ...
Matt Oldenburg, who has worked for the city since 2013 and has served as city engineer for the past four years, was ...
Now finished with most policy bills, the Iowa Legislature has begun work in earnest on the various tax bills it has planned ...
Dubuque’s Visiting Nurse Association has served a variety of public health roles since it launched 115 years ago.
Northeast Iowa Community College will host a pair of upcoming workshops centered on poverty-informed practices for human resources leaders and nonprofits.
Five local Iowa high schools recently were recognized for registering at least 90% of their eligible students to vote.
Dubuque Women’s Leadership Network recently recognized 12 local women for their contributions in the community.
A Dubuque man has been sentenced to two years of probation after police said he broke into a woman’s Dubuque apartment and choked her until she was unconscious.
Dubuque’s Miller Riverview Park and Campground on Chaplain Schmitt Island will open for the season Monday, April 21.
Tyshika L. Buck, 28, of 90 Main St., Apt. 503, was arrested at 11:31 p.m. Monday in the 1600 block of Asbury Road on charges of operating while under the influence and neglect or abandonment of a ...
A bill to waive university tuition and fees for Iowa law enforcement has moved out of a House subcommittee with support from ...