Six local communities and a local university have received Urban Forestry Awards from the Arbor Day Foundation and the Iowa Department of Natu…
Local Boy Scouts hold their annual food drive this weekend.
Christy Hendricks, of Dubuque, was anxious to see her son, Brady Meyers, return home Tuesday morning after more than 10 months apart during hi…
After the COVID-19 pandemic forced the cancellation or modification of their 2020 events, local fair organizers are anticipating a more typica…
Dubuque firefighters responded to a garage fire late Tuesday afternoon in the 2500 block of Washington St.
A new splash pad and playground could open at Dubuque’s Comiskey Park as soon as early next year.
FARLEY, Iowa — Western Dubuque Community School Board members this week approved a slight increase in the district’s tax levy for the coming f…
The Telegraph Herald is recapping changes in local COVID-19 testing and vaccination. Tuesday’s developments included:
EAST DUBUQUE, Ill. — East Dubuque officials are looking to sell two properties they recently acquired through condemnation.
UPDATED: Includes information for the Galena Territory Neighborhood Garage Sale.
A man who threatened to shoot two women in a University of Dubuque residence hall recently was sentenced to five years in prison.
Dubuque Community School Board members this week approved the appointments of two people to fill district-level leadership positions.
The Asbury Police, Dubuque Police and Dubuque County Sheriff’s departments reported:
Dubuque City Council members next week will consider a development agreement with a local manufacturing company that is expanding.
An upcoming volunteer event aims to create a healthier Dubuque County watershed.
MONTICELLO, Iowa — An audit report released on Tuesday by Iowa State Auditor Rob Sand included 13 “findings” on various financial issues.
The Telegraph Herald is recapping changes in local COVID-19 testing and vaccination. Tuesday's developments included:
ELIZABETH, Ill. — Logan Johnson, a junior at River Ridge High School in Hanover, wanted to create a comic book for years but couldn’t find the…
ELKADER, Iowa — After recovering from COVID-19 last summer, Joleen Jansen began experiencing bouts of malaise, mental fog, blurry vision, loss…
MANCHESTER, Iowa — With the recent opening of a new obstetrics unit, officials say Regional Medical Center in Manchester offers a facility for…
Christy Hendricks, of Dubuque, was anxious to see her son, Brady Meyers, return home this morning after more than 10 months apart during his d…
Dubuque firefighters responded to a garage fire late this afternoon in the 2500 block of Washington St.
More than 28,000 Dubuque County residents have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
Dubuque Community School Board members this week approved the appointments of two people to fill district-level leadership positions.
Seventeen additional Dubuque County residents were confirmed to have COVID-19 between 11 a.m. Monday and 11 a.m. today, increasing the number …
Local Iowa National Guard members are returning earlier than expected.
A volunteer event next month aims to create a healthier Dubuque County watershed.
An upcoming volunteer event aims to create a healthier Dubuque County watershed.
Biz Buzz shares business tidbits from the tri-states. In this week’s edition, we highlight developments in Dubuque, Bellevue, Iowa, and Galena, Ill.
As more avenues open for residents to be vaccinated against COVID-19, Dubuque County health officials reported Monday that local providers hav…
LANCASTER, Wis. — Pat Schroeder was optimistic that 2020 would be the year the dairy industry turned things around.
The Telegraph Herald is recapping changes in local COVID-19 testing and vaccination. Monday’s developments included:
Dubuque Community Schools leaders are reducing their tax levy rate for the coming fiscal year, though residential property owners still will s…
