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A state filing says more than 50 people were affected during a recent round of layoffs at Grand River Medical ...

A state filing shows more than 50 people were affected during a recent round of layoffs at an area health care provider.

A local health care provider on Friday confirmed that it had reduced its staff, though the total number of employees impacted could not be verified.

A local health care provider on Friday confirmed that it had reduced its staff, though the total number of employees impacted could not be verified.

PLATTEVILLE, Wis. — A regional development corporation will host a job fair in Platteville later this month.

Spilling the tea about 2023 ... there was plenty of good news and also not-so-good news. Here’s a look back at some of the issues that compelled commentary — and

U.S. Census Bureau estimates show how the area’s population grew more diverse from 2018 to 2022 and how many people in the region still live in their home state.

Relations between local government and the business community were closely watched this year, while efforts were made to increase local child care availability.

Residents have an opportunity to learn about business development processes and policies, the status of projects and other issues during a forum next week.

Despite opposition from some area residents, Dubuque City Council members on Tuesday unanimously approved a development agreement for a project to renovate a former Dubuque manufacturing building into apartments and