Category Archives: Local News

After nearly 37 years of service, Dubuque Fire Chief Rick Steines will retire at the end of March. In a release from the city, officials say Steines last day is going to be March 31st. He began servin...

Nine new COVID-19-related deaths were reported in the tri-state area as of Wednesday, with one more in Dubuque County, two more in Clayton County in Iowa; three more in Grant County in Wis.; as well a...

Dubuque Police arrested 23 year old Brandon Maker of Dubuque Tuesday shortly after 10pm at the Dubuque Law Enforcement Center on a warrant charging domestic assault with injury. Reports say Maker assa...

Dubuque Community School Board members have begun to narrow the pool of candidates in their search for a new superintendent. School board members met in closed session this week following the applicat...

A free event next week will celebrate the life of a Dubuque native who was among the first Black aviators to fly for the U.S. military during World War II. A Capt. Robert L. Martin birthday celebratio...

Prosecutors say a Dubuque teen accused in a gang rape will be charged as an adult in the case. Officers say 17-year-old Jordan Hillard was arrested early Wednesday. The criminal complaint alleges that...

The Iowa Supreme Court has ruled it will not review the case of a Dubuque man who was convicted of fatally stabbing his girlfriend in 2015. Reports show 33-year-old Eddie Hicks filed in 2018 to have a...

The director of Citizens Utility Board – an electric rate-payer interest group in Wisconsin – wants construction stopped on the Cardinal-Hickory Creek transmission line. In a letter, Thoma...

Residents of a Sauk City mobile home park have been told they won't have to move after all. They had received a notice December 30th telling them they had 31 days to remove their homes. The notice ind...

The City of Galena conducted its annual deer count Tuesday, and the total represented a decrease from prior years. A total of 140 deer were counted. City Administrator Mark Moran said a city staff mem...