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Obituaries for Thursday, July 31, 2025 East Dubuque council approves fiscal year 2024 audit Dubuque teen sentenced to prison for assault on police officer Dubuque's casinos see slight year-over-year decrease in June revenue Blood pressure kits available for checkout at Platteville Library AG Kaul sues Trump administration over SNAP recipients' data Dubuque County Fair attendance down for 2025 Farley dairy CAFO expansion on hold after Iowa DNR review Miracle Treat Day at participating Dairy Queen locations Celsius recalls after High Noon vodka seltzer was lislabeled President Trump signs Van Orden's VA Home Loan Program Reform Act Iowa Democrats face long odds to regain their top spot ahead of the 2028 primaries Work day planned at Mount Zion Church Lisa White joins race for 17th Senate District seat Iowa County Humane Society awarded $4,000 grant Legislation for gig workers waiting for signature Dickeyville receives $645,000 transportation grant Two arrested for meth following Crawford County traffic stop New grant to help fund tuition for healthcare students Back-to-school shopping costs hit record high, just before tax-free weekend

Measles exposure in Jo Daviess County

By Courtney Chaffee Jul 16, 2025 | 5:12 PM

There was another local measles exposure from earlier this month. Jo Daviess County health officials said if you were at The Country Store at Eagle Ridge Resort and Spa, any time between 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. on Sunday, July 6, and you are unvaccinated or unsure of your vaccination status, you are encouraged to contact your healthcare provider. A confirmed case of measles was reported in eastern Iowa in an adult patient who was fully vaccinated. Officials also said that this case is not believed to be linked to the previous cases in Iowa or any travel outside of the state. The Dubuque exposure site was at Casey’s on Rockdale Road in Dubuque on July 6th between 5:30 and 7:30 PM. All other locations listed were in Ely, Amana, North Liberty, Coralville, or Cedar Rapids