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The artificial intelligence that will manage a new traffic-monitoring system in Dubuque is gathering carloads of data to better understand how Dubuquers and out-of-towners alike navigate the Key City.

Many local hands are involved in relief and recovery efforts for Hurricane Milton, which pounded Florida on Wednesday night with tornadoes, wind and torrential rains.

Two newcomers with local city council experience seek a higher office in Iowa House District 64.

The race for Iowa House District 70 pits two familiar foes against one another.

Police: 2 possibly injured in Dubuque crash

KIELER, Wis. — More than 80 jobs at a Southwest Wisconsin corporate office will be eliminated in the coming months.

Samyush Rana isn't so sure about green bean casserole. “I did love the turkey and ham,” said the Nepali senior at Loras College in Dubuque, of

Officials say an estimated $12 million expansion at Dubuque’s landfill will provide residential customers an expedited trash drop-off experience and encourage more participation in waste diversion.

Gerald “Jerry” Koeller Hammel recently received a pleasant surprise in his mailbox in the form of a letter notifying him he’d been elected to Sunnycrest Manor’s Board of Trustees.

Sen. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, isn’t just nickel-and-