Category Archives: Local News

Platteville Fire and Southwest Health EMS responded to CTH XX in Belmont Township Sunday around 4pm for a one vehicle accident. 25 year old Thomas Murphy of Belmont was traveling on CTH XX where he we...

A Dubuque man has been arrested on a charge of first- degree murder in connection with the death of his mother. 28 year old Tyler Dazey, was arrested Thursday morning on the charge and was being held ...

A Jefferson man is dead after a snowmobile crash in Iowa County Thursday morning. According to the Iowa County Sheriff's Office, authorities received a 911 call about a snowmobile crash on Military Ri...

Cascade Junior/Senior High School received an anonymous call today (Thursday), indicating a potential threat on the school premises. The subsequent investigation determined that this incident was a sw...

A Darlington woman was found guilty of 21 animal abuse charges after nearly 200 goats were found dead on her and her husband's farm, according to Lafayette County court records. Darlington couple Kyle...

A local college is closing due to a burst pipe from the freezing temperatures. Southwest Wisconsin Technical College's Fennimore campus will be closed Thursday, January 18th after a sewage line broke ...

Authorities say a fire destroyed a home and its contents near Potosi on Sunday. Potosi Fire Chief, Ryne Emler said firefighters responded just before 4 AM, Sunday to the home of Mark and Paula Richard...

A weather-related traffic accident yesterday disabled the traffic signals at the intersection of Asbury Rd. and Carter Rd. Until repairs can be made, Asbury Rd. will be "free-flow" at this intersectio...

A woman has been sentenced to six years in prison for fleeing a Dubuque traffic stop while an officer was reaching into her vehicle, and leading authorities on a high-speed chase. 40-year-old Lonza Ca...

Friday marked the tri-state area's second winter storm of the week, bringing a total of 7.4 inches of snow to Dubuque Regional Airport by 6 p.m. Snowfall was expected to continue into early this morni...