Benjamin Fisher

DYERSVILLE, Iowa — Attendees of the Dyersville Area Chamber of Commerce's annual luncheon with area Iowa lawmakers gleaned needs expressed by key

The Iowa Department of Health and Human Services has picked a statewide applicant — nonprofit Iowa Primary Care Association — to manage mental health and substance use treatment programs for

Iowa lawmakers elected to the Legislature for 2025 have been busy in recent weeks meeting with constituents and local leaders and sharing how residents can balance the near-constant communication lawmakers

The Dubuque County Board of Supervisors and staff opened discussions on Monday to resume more comprehensive, long-term planning than has been on the table for the board in years.

Dubuque County Health Department officials recently announced a new program at the county jail through which incarcerated people with opioid addiction will be trained in the use of naloxone and given a supply as they leave.

The Dubuque County Board of Supervisors approved a contract with outside counsel to manage the lawsuit filed by the City of Dyersville over the missing $524,000 meant for the Field of Dreams expansion project.

The nonprofit tapped to administer Iowa’s new behavioral health districts said in its pitch to the state that having one overseer of the system could balance the needs of districts

The Dubuque County Watersheds collaboration between local governments has secured a second federal Regional Conservation Partnership Program grant, which will bring $12.5 million for easements along the Little Maquoketa River.

Data recently released by the U.S. Census Bureau shows the tri-state region’s population grew by more than 1,700 people since the start of 2019.

At the last moment before a federal government shutdown, the United States' divided Congress managed to delay its most basic responsibility of funding the government for a sixth time on Friday night.