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After months of attempts to stabilize a deteriorating Dubuque building, its owner is now pushing for a partial demolition of the structure.

Recruitment and worker retention will be the name of the business game in the new year, according to a wide variety of local entrepreneurial experts.

Council OKs semi restrictions downtown

The Dubuque City Council on Monday approved limiting semi-tractor trailer access on two of the city’s major roadways.

An advocacy group is spotlighting the length of time between routine inspections of Dubuque rental properties, though city officials say there are policies in place to address properties with frequent

In response to criticism from local businesses, the Dubuque City Council on Monday voted to table an ordinance restricting semi-tractor truck traffic on two of the city’s busiest roadways, despite

A newly proposed ordinance aims to limit semi-tractor trailer traffic on two major downtown Dubuque roadways to make them more pedestrian friendly, but some local business operators say the new

Ralph Darrow stretched his grabber and snatched at a substance that looked like steel wool tangled in twigs.

Dubuque City Council members this week will consider an updated proposed ordinance that would allow automated speed cameras in the city.

Ralph Darrow stretched his grabber and snatched at a substance that looked like steel wool tangled in twigs.