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Organizations gathering supplies to send to Oklahoma tornado victims

A handful of organizations across Eastern Iowa are rounding up donations of supplies to victims of the EF5 tornado that ravaged Moore, Oklahoma this week. More>>

UPDATE: 3-year-old child hit by car dies

Two serious crashes happened overnight in Dubuque, including one where a driver struck a three-year-old child Monday night. Two serious crashes happened overnight in Dubuque, including one where a driver struck a three-year-old child Monday night.

Two serious crashes happened overnight in Dubuque, including one where a driver struck a three-year-old child Monday night. More>>

Flooded Dubuque campground closed for Memorial Day weekend Video included

Flooding on the Mississippi River is leaving some very coveted camping spots empty in Dubuque this weekend. Flooding on the Mississippi River is leaving some very coveted camping spots empty in Dubuque this weekend.

Flooding on the Mississippi River is leaving some very coveted camping spots empty in Dubuque this weekend. More>>

'Bishop' would-be pipe bomber gets 37 years

An Iowa letter carrier has been sentenced to 37 years in prison for sending dud pipe bombs with threatening letters signed "The Bishop." More>>

Port of Dubuque's new public marina soon to open Video included

A riverside attraction in Dubuque expected to boost tourism is nearing completion. More>>

Iowa brewers raise $31,000 online for business

Dubuque may soon have its own brewpub downtown after the business' owners raised more than $31,000 online. More>>

Dubuque police urge extra caution at one busy intersection

Dubuque police are asking drivers to be extra careful at the intersection of Pennsylvania Avenue and the Northwest Arterial. More>>

UPDATE: Dubuque altercation led to shots fired, no injuries

Police arrested a Dubuque man after he allegedly got into an altercation with another man. Police arrested a Dubuque man after he allegedly got into an altercation with another man.

Police arrested a Dubuque man after he allegedly got into an altercation with another man. More>>

Green Bay Packers visit Dubuque

The Green Bay Packers visited fans in Dubuque Thursday evening. More>>

Deere reports all-time record quarter: Net Income $1.084 billion

Deere and Company reports record net income of $1.084 billion for the second quarter. More>>

Drivers in Dubuque can soon pay meters by phone Video included

Drivers in Dubuque will soon be able to feed the downtown parking meters by cell phone. More>>

Travel agency closure leaves eastern Iowans out money Video included

Three eastern Iowa high schools and dozens of area parents are collectively out tens of thousands of dollars after a local travel agency apparently closed for good just last week. More>>

Iowa farmers won't feel SCOTUS Monsanto decision impact Video included

A U.S. Supreme Court decision handed down Monday is sparking questions about the future of America's food supply. A U.S. Supreme Court decision handed down Monday is sparking questions about the future of America's food supply.

A U.S. Supreme Court decision handed down Monday is sparking questions about the future of America's food supply. More>>

Iowa shelters scrambling amid state funding cut

Small domestic abuse shelters throughout Iowa are scrambling to remain open amid changes by state officials that will mean a loss of funding. More>>

DAV mobile unit helps veterans with benefit questions Video included

Bruce Hagenow served his country with the United States Air Force. He travels to Iowa City a handful of times a week for his disability, but on Monday he got his questions answered a little closer to home in Cedar Falls. Bruce Hagenow served his country with the United States Air Force. He travels to Iowa City a handful of times a week for his disability, but on Monday he got his questions answered a little closer to home in Cedar Falls.

Bruce Hagenow served his country with the United States Air Force. He travels to Iowa City a handful of times a week for his disability, but on Monday he got his questions answered a little closer to home in Cedar Falls. More>>

Eastern Iowa Airport official move forward on improvement plans Video included

Randy Fehr of Wayland, Iowa is leaving for Scotland out of the Eastern Iowa Airport. It's been his choice airport since he retired seven years ago. "This is the only airport we fly out of," he More>>

New scam targets eastern Iowa babysitter Video included

The hundreds of scams floating around eastern Iowa at any given moment come in all forms, everything from mail and phone scams to e-mail and text-messaging. More>>

Loras College hosts Business Week

Loras College's third-annual Business Week kicks off today. More>>

Planting season starts a week behind for Iowa farmers Video included

As spring weather makes its way across Eastern Iowa, many farmers have begun the process of planting their crops. The process is about a week behind this year due to the wet spring. More>>

UPDATE: One person killed in head-on crash in Dubuque County

One person is dead after a head-on collision in Dubuque County. More>>

4A District Track in Dubuque Video included

The 4-A Coed State Track qualifier in Dubuque which was postponed because of weather Thursday--held Friday night... In the girls 32-hundred meters ---Allison Gregg of (Cedar Falls) Pulls away from Ashlyn More>>

Saints win game of Clark Cup Championship 4-1 over Fargo Video included

The Dubuque Fighting Saints gave up an early goal, but responded with 4 goals in the next 24 minutes to beat Fargo 4-1 in game one of the Clark Cup Championship series in Dubuque. More>>

Dubuque Airport tower to remain open

The Dubuque Regional Airport will remain open through September 30.  The announcement was made Friday from the Federal Aviation Administration. More>>

UPDATE: Prostitution charge filed after Dubuque raid

An active investigation is underway after a search warrant this morning at a number of locations across Dubuque as part of an ongoing investigation. An active investigation is underway after a search warrant this morning at a number of locations across Dubuque as part of an ongoing investigation.

A raid at two Dubuque businesses and several apartments have led to one person charged with prostitution. More>>

Ghost players returning to Field of Dreams

The new owner of the Field of Dreams announced Thursday morning the Ghost Players are returning this summer to the field. More>>

Dubuque neighbors fed up with construction-detour traffic

People in one Dubuque neighborhood are getting fed up with the traffic a nearby road construction project is causing on their residential streets. More>>

Cause of downtown Dubuque explosion still unclear

A utility spokeswoman says it's still unclear what caused a small underground explosion in downtown Dubuque. More>>

Dubuque couple fighting city over failed retaining wall Video included

One Dubuque couple is out of their home after a retention wall the city owns collapsed. One Dubuque couple is out of their home after a retention wall the city owns collapsed.

One Dubuque couple is out of their home after a retention wall the city owns collapsed. More>>

Gov. Branstad talks education reform with Dubuque Rotary Club

Governor Branstad is hopeful his education reform package will pass this week. At least, that's what he told members of the Dubuque Rotary Club over lunch Tuesday. Governor Branstad is hopeful his education reform package will pass this week. At least, that's what he told members of the Dubuque Rotary Club over lunch Tuesday.

Governor Branstad is hopeful his education reform package will pass this week. At least, that's what he told members of the Dubuque Rotary Club over lunch Tuesday. More>>

Underground electrical fire in Dubuque causes explosion-like sound Video included

An exploding sound rocked downtown Dubuque Monday afternoon shortly before 4 p.m., when an underground electrical fire blew off a manhole cover. More>>

Dubuque Regional Airport considers control tower options

The Dubuque Regional Airport faces four options as the June 15 closure of its air traffic control tower approaches. More>>

Dorothy Foxen celebrates 50 years at St. Francis Xavier School in Dyersville Video included

Dorothy Foxen just reached an incredible milestone, 50 years in the same job! Dorothy Foxen is the secretary at St. Francis Xavier Catholic School in Dyersville. The job was originally supposed to be temporary. More>>

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