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Sunday Morning Shooting in Downtown Dubuque Leaves One Injured. Dubuque Police responded to an early Sunday morning shooting at approximately 5:20 am in the 1800 block of Central Avenue.

City of Dubuque Offers Free Student Fares on Jule Buses. As a vital partner, the City's bus system, the Jule, offers free rides to and from school through the academic year for students in grades K-12.

Silicon Valley Rep. Ro Khanna Touts Dubuque's Economic Success. On Saturday morning, Greater Dubuque Development hosted an informal gathering of 25 area leaders.

At Monday's Council meeting, the Dubuque City Council voted to officially sever the longstanding relationship with Sister City Pyatigorsk, Russia.

Dubuque Celebrates Art on the River with a Free Public Reception

Drivers to See Detours with Dubuque's NW Arterial Construction. The City of Dubuque Announcing the Closure of the Eastern Half of Asbury Rd. & Northwest Arterial Intersection starts today, Tuesday, July 26

Dubuque Severs Ties With Russian Sister City. The ongoing war in Ukraine has led to the casualty of an indefinite suspension of the Sister City relationship shared by Dubuque, Iowa, and Pyatigorsk, Russia.

East Dubuque Issues Water Boil Order Until Wednesday. The City of East Dubuque has issued an order to residents to boil their water for drinking, food preparation, dishwashing, and personal hygiene such as brushing teeth.

Dubuque City Council Makes Historic Appointments to Fire and Police Departments. Fire Chief Amy Scheller officially took the helm of the Dubuque Fire Department. Sheller comes to Dubuque from Naperville, Illinois.

Is it Time for Dubuque to Replace Five Flags and Invest in a Modern Civic Center?