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Fond du Lac Wolfpac in round two of playoffs
The Fond du Lac Wolfpac Rugby Football Club, the Division III Men's Club state champions, won their first round match in the Midwest playoffs Saturday by beating the Minnesota second seed Metropolis B's, 17-15, in Fond du Lac.
Robocalls used in Dubuque council race
People don't necessarily enjoy being on the receiving end, but automated calls are easy, inexpensive and reach more people than traditional advertising.
ED teen hurt in collision in Dubuque
An East Dubuque, Ill., teenager was injured after she failed to stop at a stop sign on Oct.
Police await results in stabbing death
Nearly two months have passed since a street fight in downtown Dubuque claimed the life of Jermaris West.
3 Dubuque youths become Eagle Scouts
The following members of Boy Scout Troop 51, Holy Trinity Lutheran Church and members of the Order of the Arrow Timmeau Lodge 74, earned the rank of Eagle Scout.
Dubuque Jury Convicts Man of Shooting Former Girlfriend
A Dubuque County jury has found 51-year-old Robert Krogmann of Manchester guilty on charges of attempted murder and willful injury.
Business travelers air concerns
Dubuque's business community asked American Eagle representatives for a return of the daily fourth flight that was cut in 2008.
CarteGraph Offers Glimpse of New Applications
CarteGraph Systems, Inc., the leading provider of location-based infrastructure management solutions, recently concluded its 11th Annual User Conference.
Train Collides With Muffin Truck
RICHWOOD, Ky. a ' A southbound Norfolk Southern railroad train collided with a tractor-trailer on Wednesday just after 3 p.m. The Zis Transport truck out of Independence, which was hauling muffin batter, was hit on Shoreland Drive near intersection at U.S. 25 in Richwood.
Attempted Murder Case Resumes in Dubuque Co.
Testimony continued Wednesday in a Delaware County attempted murder trial. Robert Krogmann, 50, is accused of shooting his ex-girlfriend on March 13th.
Incumbent Ric Jones and Kevin Lynch were victorious in the Dubuque City Council election today.
- Parking an issue at Dubuque City Council meeting
With a handful of parking tickets to help prove his point, Lance Knabel asked the Dubuque City Council to consider changing parking on his block of University Avenue, across from the University of Dubuque, from No Student Parking to Residential.
Police investigate shooting in Dubuque
Dubuque Police say an 18-year-old is in critical condition after a shooting Friday night.
Magazine profiles Dubuque attorney
In its October edition, the Iowa State Bar Association's Iowa Lawyer magazine profiled Dubuque attorney David Hammer, his five-decade law practice and his nearly as long writing career.
Dubuque to honor NAACP's 100th
Abraham L. Funchess, Jr. a member of the Iowa Department of Human Rights, Division on the Status of African Americans.
16-year-old robbery suspect will be tried as an adult
A 16-year-old charged with two robbery counts will be tried as an adult, a judge ruled Thursday.
When did Dubuque lift curfew? Could it return?
Question: When was the curfew in Dubuque lifted and would the city consider reinstating it? Answer: There has been no official mention of a curfew discussion in City Council proceedings since 1997.
African Catholic priest to speak in Dubuque
An African Catholic priest who founded an orphanage will speak in Dubuque as part of his U.S. tour.
Dubuque Main Street on Thursday presented awards and recognition to a number of downtown projects and individuals who have shown excellence in progress as a part of its 24th Annual Meeting & Awards Banquet at the Hotel Julien Dubuque.
Passenger rail key for Dubuque
In 2004, the Envision 2010 process began to determine the 10 big ideas for 2010.