Historically dry upstream conditions have dropped the Mississippi River outside Dubuque to near two-decade lows, forcing local marinas to pull docks and budget for private dredging ahead of upcoming federal lock and dam open houses.
A 1945 bowling alley on Main Street in Dubuque that was closed is being restored. The Dubuque Bowling Lanes' owner says there's still life left in the vintage lanes.
U.S. Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks spoke Monday with cancer survivors and researchers and signed the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network’s promise to support the network’s priorities to end cancer.
Several states, including Iowa, have introduced various “right to repair” laws asking agricultural equipment manufacturers to provide repair and diagnostic tools to customers and independent repair shops.
Turek was joined by Rob Sand, Sarah Trone Garriott, and other Democratic candidates, who emphasized the need for hard work and unity to achieve their goals.
The Columbia Police Department is investigating a shooting near a park on Hazelwood Road that took the lives of a suspect, an officer, and injured a second officer.
While Republican supporters enjoyed a barbecue Saturday, they heard a warning from party leaders about how competitive Iowa’s congressional races are this year.
