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Van Orden issues statement on recently passed defense bill Yoder's Khristmas for Kids raises over $41,000 for Grant County Holiday Project Fuel spill at Dubuque Airport draws emergency response Semi driver transported following crash in Iowa County City of Dubuque seeks feedback on Parks and Recreation comprehensive plan 2026 Iowa hunting and fishing licenses available to purchase Most of Iowa in a drought watch Capitol Rotunda Holiday Trees ranked in top holiday lights displays Woman from Slender Man stabbing no longer in Waukesha County Jail One arrested for OWI in Richland County following crash Obituaries for Thursday, December 11, 2025 Fatal crash with a bicycle in Mineral Point closes roadway for almost five hours Lawmakers propose legislation to allow teens to get vaccinated without parental consent WIAA rejects Viroqua's request to change athletic conference Teen arrested for operating with a controlled substance in Iowa County Sen. Baldwin and Rep. Van Orden introduce legislation to support organic farmers Grand Harbor Resort sold at auction Wisconsin DOT unveils blackout and retro license plates Former John Deere employee sues for discrimination Sen. Grassley predicts many Iowa farmers will qualify for bailout program

Four COVID-19 Related Deaths in Latest Reporting Period

Jan 19, 2023 | 2:23 PM

There were four additional COVID-19-related deaths reported in the area from January 12th to Wednesday. The deaths occurred in Clayton and Jackson counties in Iowa, and Grant and Lafayette counties in Wisconsin. As of Wednesday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention rated the COVID-19 community level as low in Clayton and Delaware counties in Iowa, and in Crawford, Grant, Lafayette and Iowa counties in Wisconsin. The community level was medium in Dubuque, Jackson and Jones counties in Iowa, and Jo Daviess County in Illinois.