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Recalling memories, saying goodbye
I'm preparing an extensive memo to the next features editor, and man is it hard - almost as hard as leaving.
Jackson County Comes together for New Fire Equipment and Burn Victim
It was a busy Saturday night in Maquoketa as hundreds of people gathered at the Jackson County Fairgrounds for a benefit.
Dubuque teen sees success with scanning business
There aren't many 19-year-olds with the ambition to start their own business, but Dubuquer Josh Beytien is one of them.
Dean's lists announced for University of Dubuque, University of...
Selecting a point to make for an argument is a lot like selecting a boat for sailing: watch out for... DEAN'S LIST: The University of Dubuque congratulates the following students on being appointed to the fall semester dean's list: Brett Hanson of Iowa City, Emily Martin of Swisher and Sarah Soukup of West Branch.
It's going to be a busy week for the West High wrestling team, and they wasted no time getting... Jeremy John Mulvaney, 40, of 1031 E. College St.
Dubuque church coalition steps up to help council
DUBUQUE, Iowa - A coalition of religious leaders wants the Dubuque City Council to begin its meetings with prayer rather than moments of silence.
Mild winter means savings, clean streets in Dubuque
This incredibly mild winter continues to add up to hundreds of thousands of dollars in savings for eastern Iowa cities and counties.
Longtime Monticello Factory Announces Closing Plans
A longtime factory in Monticello informed workers Wednesday, they will close their doors.
Asbury man pleads innocent to attempted murder
An eastern Iowa man has pleaded innocent to a charge of attempted murder. The charge is related to a shooting in the home of 31-year-old Anthony Podnar in January.
Dubuque police accuse fugitive of theft
DUBUQUE, Iowa - A fugitive from a Dubuque work-release center has been arrested on theft and burglary charges.
Dubuque holds off on traffic camera ordinance
DUBUQUE, Iowa - The Dubuque City Council won't vote on a proposed traffic camera ordinance pending a possible state ban by the Legislature.
Iowa's Durrant Group files bankruptcy, seeks buyer
DUBUQUE, Iowa - A Dubuque-based architectural-engineering firm has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as it looks for new ownership.
Despite the attention to openness, problems exist
Second-guessing gadflies, prying media and an old-fashioned Midwestern desire to be efficient and civil can tempt government officials to undermine open meetings and open records laws.
Dubuque Business Owner Says City Is Abusing Eminent Domain Power
A Dubuque business owner is enraged and fears he'll soon lose his livelihood. He says the city of Dubuque is misusing its power of eminent domain.
Does Obama Have a Solution for Rising College Costs?
I have one child in college , another set to start this September, and two more who will join them within the next four years.
A belated 'thank you': World War II veteran decorated 67 years later
Rep. Bruce Braley congratulates World War II Army veteran Zane Thorpe, 89, who received seven military service medals December 22, including the Bronze Star and Purple Heart.
Dubuque emergency room sees jump in weather-related injuries
It's been nearly two weeks since eastern Iowa's first major snow storm of the year, and already, emergency rooms are seeing an up tick in weather-related injuries.
Update: Details Emerge In Dubuque Standoff
DUBUQUE, Iowa - New details are emerging about the Dubuque man involved in a weekend stand-off with police.
DUBUQUE -- A Dubuque man is arrested for attempted sexual assault. A woman told investigators 46 year old Rodney Hodges came to her home, showed her a knife, and threatened to sexually assault her.
Dubuque Police Spend Several Hours in Standoff
One person is dead following a stand off with police in Dubuque. Police tell KCRG.com that on Saturday evening, they had located a person with five arrest warrants at a residence in the 300 block of Kaufmann Avenue.