Politics

Hey Dubuque, big changes are happening in how we think about our diets, with new guidelines that are much easier to digest.

With stormy seasons ahead, the Jo Daviess County is stepping up its game. Residents are invited to have their say in a new disaster readiness plan.

Dubuque recorded its lowest number of criminally-intended shots-fired incidents in 2025, even as the city faces a violent start to 2026, showing a need for continued diligence.

Dubuque’s Military Chaplains Day brings the community together to honor chaplains who served with faith, courage, and sacrifice in the moments that mattered most.

With the cold weather bringing people together indoors, flu cases are skyrocketing across Dubuque and the tri-states. Let’s take a closer look at the impact on Iowa, Illinois, and Wisconsin.

Dubuque is transitioning two city parks to organic land management, cutting chemicals while improving soil health, safety, and long-term park quality for families and outdoor lovers.

Dubuque residents and organizations can now apply for funding to create programming for local PEG access channels. Grants cover production equipment for community storytelling.

A piece of history just came crashing down in Lansing as the Black Hawk Bridge meets its end — a sight that stirred mixed feelings in the Iowa community.

Got a project in mind that could bring folks together? This Dubuque grant might just have the funding you need to make it happen.

Dubuque residents should plan ahead for holiday service changes and temporary pet park closures happening in mid to late December.