Maia Bond

In the wake of a holiday weekend that disappointed area residents hoping to celebrate America’s birthday on the Mississippi River, local officials say there are still ample opportunities for water-related

Dubuque city officials say they are seeking ways to implement recommendations made in a recently completed affordable housing action plan.

SINSINAWA, Wis. — Following negotiations, a Dubuque construction company has opted not to purchase several buildings at a southwest Wisconsin religious site.

W hen Carole Grubb, 86, moved back to Dubuque about two decades ago, she knew immediately she was in the right place.

The case against a former Dubuque priest accused of child sexual abuse during his time at a local parish was dismissed by a judge.

A man was sentenced to life in prison without parole Monday for killing a Dubuque woman in 2021.

The management of a restorative justice program for tri-state-area youth is transitioning to a local nonprofit that plans to expand the initiative’s reach.

United Way of Dubuque Area Tri-States welcomed nine organizations under its network of nonprofits this year, meaning the organization has provided grants to a record 35 nonprofits across its 10-county

A week of learning how movies are made is underway at Loras College.

Graphs and data sets of all shapes and sizes lined the walls of a conference room at the Community Foundation of Greater Dubuque on Wednesday afternoon, sharing information about the