John Kruse

PLATTEVILLE, Wis. — After the unexpected closure of Platteville’s swimming pool last month, city officials have begun deliberating on the future of the facility.

Work on demolishing a deteriorating Dubuque structure has seemingly hit another snag.

MAQUOKETA, Iowa — Maquoketa city officials are scrambling as an aging former hospital building in town now finds itself in the middle of a federal prosecution case.

Dubuque/Jackson Counties (Iowa) Habitat for Humanity recently announced it is re-opening applications for a homeownership assistance program.

Several proposed Dubuque housing projects currently seeking funding assistance through state tax credits could add more than 150 new rental units to the community.

CUBA CITY, Wis. — When Abby Kruger was learning basic life-support training, she remembers thinking she would never have to use it. She was wrong.

For Sue Knepper, there is simply no other job that could surpass managing a school kitchen.

DELAWARE, Iowa — When Marlene Andersen and her husband, Merlyn, made the decision to move from southern Iowa to the northeastern part of the state, the only thing they knew

Altering attention diminishes worry more powerfully than trying to directly conquer emotional aspects of anxiety.

Will new DEA regulations make things better or worse? I opened my garden-level psychiatry home office on a tree-lined street in San Francisco at the beginning of the millennium.