Category Archives: Local News

Crawford County authorities are investigating a stabbing incident. According to the Crawford County Sheriff's Office, the stabbing happened Wednesday night in the Village of Wauzeka. The suspect in th...

Three people have been charged following a "lengthy" animal neglect investigation in Iowa County. 39-year-old Carie Reed and 44-year-old Johnny Reed both of Rewey, each face 34 charges -- 17 counts of...

Domestic violence deaths are reaching a 22 year high in Wisconsin. According to Attorney General Josh Kaul part of the reason is a loophole in state law that allows people convicted of certain domesti...

An East Dubuque man has been charged with first-degree murder after authorities said he shot and killed a man outside a Jones County grocery store. 38 year old Nathan Russell was charged in Iowa Distr...

Police report that a Mineral Point man is accused of beating a 12-year-old girl while he appeared to be under the influence of a narcotic drug. As Mineral Point Police Department officers responded ar...

As Dubuque waits for the first big snowfall, someone in need might need your help this winter to clear the snow and ice from their sidewalk. The DBQ Shovel Crew program is for those who are physically...

The latest USDA Crop and Weather Report shows Iowa's soybean harvest is "nearly complete" and 94% of corn that's harvested for grain is out of the fields. The 2023 corn harvest in Iowa is about 10 day...

The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) invites Wisconsin farmers and cooperating entities to apply for commercial Nitrogen Optimization Pilot Program research g...

The Dominican Sisters of Sinsinawa are updating and reallocating space in their Stone and Convent buildings. This update includes installing a geothermal HVAC system. Sinsinawa Book and Gift Gallery w...

Dubuque Community School Board members next week will consider approving updated district graduation requirements that reduce the number of credits needed to graduate and give students more flexibilit...