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Bruce Bearinger has been named the ISU Extension Region 11 Director in charge of Dubuque, Delaware and Jackson Counties.
People in Dubuque spent the morning sweeping up dead May Flies after a huge swarm along the Mississippi River.
RICKARDSVILLE, Iowa -- A Monona man suffered serious injuries in a rollover accident Thursday morning on U.S. 52 north of Dubuque.
Delta will pull out of Dubuque
A little more than a year after arriving, Delta Airlines is ditching Dubuque. The airline that arrived as Northwest before merging with Delta last October informed Dubuque Regional Airport officials Monday that it will stop serving the Dubuque market at the end of August.
- Dubuque County seeks bike trail funding
Dubuque County officials envision a regionwide bicycle trail, looping through Jackson County and back to the city of Dubuque.
Man buried in construction accident recovering
PEOSTA, Iowa - A Monticello man was hospitalized after being buried up to his neck following a construction accident Monday morning in Peosta.
County library getting ready for moves
FARLEY, Iowa -- Where do you store a 32,000-book collection? Dubuque County Librarian Becky Heil now is faced with that question as the Aug.
WD mulls Dyersville Elementary School
FARLEY, Iowa -- Jean Volkens has grown tired of seeing her four Petersburg grandchildren endure two-hour bus rides each day to and from their elementary school in Epworth.
- Fire destroys Dubuque County home
A home at 8431 Military Road was destroyed by fire early this morning. The house, unoccupied, is owned by Brian Cortez, Rick Mai and Karen Harris.
'Loose ends' remain in investigation of February accident
A February crash that killed Dubuquers Donald Weber, 71, and his wife, Mary Ann, 66, is still under investigation, but charges could be filed soon, Assistant Dubuque County Attorney Mark Hostager said.
Grassley to hold meetings in Asbury, Dubuque, Elkader
U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, will be holding meetings in Dubuque and other area communities on Tuesday, June 30, while the Senate is on congressional recess.
- Plans unveiled to widen Asbury Road west of Dubuque
With a growing West End community and a deteriorating roadway in mind, Dubuque County officials unveiled a project Wednesday to widen three miles of Asbury Road west of Dubuque.
Dubuque unemployment edges higher in May
Unemployment in Dubuque rose last month, climbing from 5.7 to 5.9 percent, according to data released from Iowa Workforce Development on Tuesday.
Dubuque County damage from Friday's storm
Storms tore through Eastern Iowa Friday morning, one of the counties hit hardest: Dubuque, with reports of 80 mile per hour winds.
Cook County officials decline to comment on homicide case
Officials with the Cook County State's Attorney's Office declined to disclose information about a homicide case linked to a man arrested in Dubuque.
Morning Storms Down Power Lines, Trees in Dubuque County
Friday morning's storms also took a toll on much of Dubuque County. Trees were down all over the city of Dubuque, with many falling onto houses and across power lines.
Severe weather hits Dubuque Co. Friday morning
Dubuque County saw as much as 80 mile per hour winds Friday morning as a storm passed through.
Collaborate on library services in county
Officials and civic leaders in Dubuque County communities should use the next several months to explore sharing more library services, funding fairly and best serving all residents.
Illinois murder suspect arrested in Iowa
Dubuque police say a traffic stop has led to the arrest of a man wanted on a murder warrant in Illinois.
Dyersville Interns Protect the Streets
Police in Dyersville have a couple more people on staff this summer. The department has hired to interns who patrol the streets on their bicycles.