Politics

A proposed $1 billion data center in Grant County may boost jobs but could increase local energy costs and strain infrastructure.

Illinois lawmakers are considering bills that add new fees for open burning permits and grocery bags, raising concerns about affordability and government overreach.

After severe storms in Wisconsin, FEMA denied federal disaster aid, leaving local communities responsible for millions in recovery costs.

In a small town like Dubuque, compassion flows through programs that turn officers into mentors, creating lasting connections that brighten children's lives.

Dubuque and the Tri-States kept thousands of pounds of holiday lights out of the landfill, proving that small actions can make a big recycling impact year after year.

A new shuttle from Dubuque Regional Airport to Cedar Rapids makes flights easier, safer, and more convenient for local travelers of all types.

A new chapter begins for SNAP, and it’s stirring up quite a conversation among families and young adults across Dubuque and the Tri-State area of Iowa, Illinois, and Wisconsin.

The University of Dubuque’s Iowa Tuition Pledge guarantees qualifying students full tuition coverage, giving families clarity and saving grads from costly loan mistakes.

Dubuque is expanding its Branching Out Dubuque program, offering free trees, mulch, and planting help to income-qualified residents citywide while growing a healthier urban forest.

There's a shiny new addition to our Dubuque fire department that you won't want to miss this Monday evening, February 2nd, 2026.