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After 28 years of service, Sheriff Craig Ketelsen retires and Chief Deputy Klaus Kretschmer is appointed to lead Jo Daviess County.

Dubuque County is updating its parks, trails, and open spaces plan and inviting public feedback through upcoming open houses and an online survey.

The City of Dubuque has installed AEDs in multiple parks, including Miracle League Park, making life-saving equipment accessible for everyone in emergencies.

The Jo Daviess County Sheriff warns drivers this St. Patrick’s Day: drink, smoke, or go impaired, and the law won’t be your lucky charm.

Reading empowers, educates, and shapes our understanding of law, faith, and freedom. It is a privilege worth celebrating every year in Iowa and across the U.S.

Iowa ranks in the Top 5 nationwide for education, while Illinois and Wisconsin perform above average but fall below the top 10 in preparing kids for future success.

MidWestOne Bank Foundation donates $50,000 to Beckman Catholic and Xavier Elementary, supporting their capital campaign and future educational programs.

Influenza is still spreading widely across Iowa, with flu cases dominating doctor visits. Learn how to protect yourself and your family this winter.

A five-week evening program is helping newcomers build connections, discover local resources, and feel at home in the Greater Dubuque community.

Brian Howes, principal of Dubuque Senior High, will lead the district’s secondary education programs, overseeing middle and high school curriculum and staff development.