Politics

Exciting playground upgrades are on the horizon in Dubuque! Get ready for a chance to share your thoughts on what these parks need.

As the days grow shorter, the clock change looms ahead in Iowa, stirring up a mix of annoyance with some extra sleep, but will Daylight Savings last forever?

Dubuque City Council approves $2.4M subsidy to keep daily flights to Chicago through June 2026, with business contributions and marketing support.

Picture this: Dubuque County's biggest PUBLIC lake is coming soon. Exciting times for outdoor enthusiasts near Cascade, Iowa.

Construction on Dubuque’s 16th Street Detention Basin flood gate and pump station project is temporarily halted as additional environmental studies are required, costing an estimated $240,000.

As November 4th approaches, Dubuque residents are weighing a $70 million proposal that could change the face of middle school education in the city.

Paper checks are on their way out. Get ready for a shift that will change the way many manage Social Security payments.

With the state's finances hanging in the balance, Governor Pritzker's latest move has folks buzzing—some supportive, others skeptical. What’s going on behind the scenes?

A new community space is in the works at Dubuque's Foundry Square, and locals are encouraged to share their thoughts on what it should look like.

Dubuque's Mayor Brad Cavanagh is named Mayor of the Year by the Iowa Mayors Association, celebrating his commitment to community and transparency.