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The city of Dubuque has secured an $8 million federal grant to help pay for a flood mitigation project along Bee Branch Creek.

The Dubuque Police and Dubuque County Sheriff’s departments reported the following:

Police say two people were injured earlier this week after a Dubuque police officer “inadvertently” put a vehicle into reverse while conducting a traffic stop.

Solar panels roll over the landscape at the Grant County Solar Project site near Potosi, Wis., on Thursday.

‘Cabrini’ and ‘Lucky Louie’ headline Neumann University Film Festival

PROCTORVILLE, Ohio — Rain and strong winds that came through the Tri-State late Tuesday morning left some of the most severe damage behind in Lawrence County, Ohio.

To watch the devolution of a party whose effective governance was on full display during the peak of COVID-19 in just about all of 2020 is painful. That was just four years ago. But, let us jump the gun. The political and governance concerns...

Every year, more Iowa farmers are planting cover crops in the fall, and Dubuque County Watersheds is offering an innovative way to further the trend.

Following public input, Dubuque Mayor Brad Cavanagh opened the discussion to City Council members. As Council Member Katy Wethal began to speak, City Attorney Crenna Brumwell quickly intervened.

A chipmunk stands on its tail while washing its face at Dubuque Arboretum & Botanical Gardens. Nearly 50 caption suggestions were posted to the Telegraph Herald Facebook page since Wednesday