Erik Hogstrom

Local author John Stewart sees Martin Luther King Jr.’s approach to life as a model for dismantling the effects of racism in the present day.

Dubuque officials grappled with how to address the then-stagnant industrial backwater of the East Fourth Street peninsula 50 years ago.

Local historian Gerda Preston-Hartman had just broken her arm in three places when her nephew asked for what at first seemed like an impossible task.

Tim Atkins sees the development of his athletes — and the people around them — during the past 21 years and declares that it's fantastic.

Police said a woman then working as a paraprofessional at a Dubuque high school sent multiple explicit photos of herself to a male student and sexually exploited him.

A mining history like Dubuque’s will lend itself to the occasional sinkhole — as residents discovered 60 years ago.

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Michael Jordan first inspired Eric Clair because of the retired NBA superstar’s basketball skills. Then Clair delved into Jordan’s other works.

Dismantling racism one person at a time, John Stewart suggests, can begin with the right approach to conversation.