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Dubuque City Manager Mike Van Milligen will propose what is likely the lowest property tax rate among larger cities in Iowa on Monday, March 25, when the City Council holds

The remains of a former Dubuque resident who fought -- and died -- during World War II have been recovered and identified nearly 80 years after his death.

Do you know where this is? Each week, TH photojournalists will take a close-up snapshot in the tri-state area, and readers can test their knowledge to see if they can

QUINCY — The Great River Honor Flight Board of Directors announced that the initial mission of 2024, will take place on Thursday, April 11 out of John Wood Community College

Sections of the Centennial Cross are taken down by Conlon Construction on Monday. The cross was constructed in 1937 to commemorate the centennial of the Archdiocese of Dubuque. Centennial Cross

George Weitzel, 93, of Dubuque, tees off at Lacoma Golf Course in East Dubuque, Ill., on Tuesday. Weitzel was among those who experienced the record-high temperatures blanketing the region Tuesday.

Safelite’s recent purchase of Tri State Auto Glass in the Carolinas is the latest in its many acquisitions.

Since 2024 is a leap year, the Telegraph Herald is looking to speak with local residents who have special personal memories on Feb. 29, which only arrives once every four

The Iowa House passed a bill Thursday to increase per-pupil state aid for K-12 schools by 3% — a level Democrats said was not adequate to keep up with inflation

Now that weve rolled out the categories for our 2024 Siouxlands Choice winners, heres our complete list.