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Several reports appearing from local news outlets call for local residents to brace for some possible serious weather issues this evening.

Platteville City staff recommended approving a $50,000 bid for new mobile radios for the Fire Department which would allow for better communication with surrounding emergency departments.

Hy-Vee Voluntarily Withdraws All Potato Salad Varieties Due to Presumptive Positive Microbial Test Result.

Schools across the country are facing some of the toughest staffing challenges in recent memory. To that affect, more and more stand-ins, helpers, and substitutes are needed to fill-in for sick days, vacations, and emergencies. And, if you are qualified, you could be one of those substitutes! New laws have made it easier for people to become subs based on education, and now based on experience in the classroom.

A Grant County, Wisconsin man was killed in a two vehicle crash on Wednesday, June 29th.

Pollen is one of the most common allergens in the United States. Over 67 million people suffer from allergies, and of those 67 million, 81% say they are allergic to pollen. In addition, these high pollen days can be dangerous for individuals that also suffer from asthma.

Dr. Herbert Riedel replaces current president Liang Chee Wee at NICC.

Needless to say, an application to keep their products available was not well received.

United Way of Dubuque has exceeded their annual fundraising goal of $1.2 million dollars. Funds raised help to impact over 55,000 lives across the tri-states each year by offering programming and supports to prevent and reduce poverty in the areas of health, education, and financial stability.

The microneedle potentially solves one major challenge of treating eye diseases – accurate delivery of therapeutic drugs to the retina, while guarding against possible complications at the injection site.