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Southwest Wisconsin townships weighing options to block data center
WATERLOO TOWNSHIP, Wis. — Recent meetings at the Waterloo Town Shop and Hall have been contentious as members of the public have pressed their elected officials to pass a data
Galena grad dedicated to inclusivity, speaking up for others
GALENA, Ill. — Growing up, Lesley Joselyn Garcia was scared to speak in English while learning it as a second language.
Dubuque assistant police chief tapped to lead department
Dubuque’s assistant police chief has been picked to lead the department following the current chief’s retirement this summer.
2 Dubuque County supervisor candidates discuss county issues, collaboration at forum
Two Democrats competing for two spots on the Dubuque County Board of Supervisors emphasized an overall approach of “taking care of our neighbors” at a forum Thursday evening.
Dubuque school board approves employment agreements, construction contracts
Dubuque Community School Board members this week approved a slate of employment agreements for the upcoming school year.
Police: Man threatened law enforcement with knife at Dubuque hospital
Police said a man threatened law-enforcement officers with a knife during a disturbance at a Dubuque hospital.
Local business leaders, state commit $13 million to Field of Dreams
DYERSVILLE, Iowa — Dubuque County families and business leaders and the state of Iowa have committed $13 million to support ongoing and future development at the Field of Dreams movie
Camp Albrecht Acres to hold fishing event; opens registration for summer
SHERRILL, Iowa -- Camp Albrecht Acres has opened registration for its 2026 summer camp season and will hold a fishing event for adults and youths with disabilities, along with their
Peosta to hold Bike Safety Rodeo event
PEOSTA, Iowa – The third annual Bike Safety Rodeo will be held later this month in Peosta.
Dubuque's discount utility program shows growth, but participation remains low
Customer participation in the city’s utility discount program rose 13% between 2024 and 2025 but at just 3% of customers, participation remains well below the targets that city officials would
Growing Peosta congregation soon to break ground on building project
PEOSTA, Iowa — When Matthew Beers, then preaching in Kentucky, was first offered the role of pastor at Crossroads Church in Peosta, he declined.
UD students, Galena firm collaborate on AI projects
A local firm is working to introduce artificial intelligence across the tri-state area and build a workforce pipeline with local colleges.
Local business leaders commit $10 million to support Field of Dreams
DYERSVILLE, Iowa -- Three Iowa families and business leaders have committed $10 million to support ongoing and future development at the Field of Dreams movie site in Dyersville.
Authorities: Fire damages Dubuque convenience store, no injuries reported
A Wednesday morning fire damaged a Dubuque convenience store, but authorities said no injuries were reported.
Series of events to mark Architecture Days in Dubuque
A series of Dubuque Main Street events will mark Architecture Days next week.
Tri-state farmers optimistic as growing season gets underway
It’s mid-May, which means that farmers across the Upper Midwest — and thus the tri-state area — are in the thick of planting season.
Asking Eric: Aging couple’s calendar is too full
Dear Eric: So often we read questions from people seeking friends and how to do that. We have the opposite problem. How do we gracefully say no to all of
A Cannes Film Festival light on Hollywood but not lacking in star power kicks off in France
The 79th Cannes Film Festival is underway with politics, artificial intelligence and the shifting priorities of Hollywood taking center stage at the global film gathering. Under sunny French Riviera skies,
Local Sports
Dubuque area schools dominated the top of the All-Mississippi Valley Conference lists, landing a boys’ and girls’ athlete of the year in the Mississippi Division.
Local student receives National Merit scholarship
A Dubuque student has been selected as the winner of a National Merit $2,500 scholarship in the 2026 National Merit Scholarship Program.
Local Sports
After guiding Simpson College to its highest league finish since 2008, Dubuque native Nathan Roling has been selected the American Rivers Conference baseball coach of the year.
Authorities: Driver sustains life-threatening injuries in Dubuque County crash
EPWORTH, Iowa -- Authorities said one person sustained life-threatening injuries in a Dubuque County crash involving a tractor.
Local schools grapple with property tax bill's impacts on facilities planning
The potential impacts of recent property tax legislation have led a local school district to cancel a bond sale for a facilities project, while other Iowa districts also anticipate future