Deep Thoughts

A hands-on dementia simulation at Carnegie-Stout Public Library in Dubuque helps participants better understand what living with dementia is really like.

Dubuque residents and organizations can now apply for funding to create programming for local PEG access channels. Grants cover production equipment for community storytelling.

Your thermostat may not be to blame. Massive AI data centers in Chicago, Naperville, Beaver Dam, Kenosha, and across the Midwest are pushing electric demand higher. Local homeowners are paying the price.

UScellular donates $1,500 in sports equipment to the Boys & Girls Club, supporting local kids and continuing its ongoing commitment to the Dubuque community.

Mark your calendars for December 2nd, as local hearts and stomachs come together to tackle hunger in Iowa communities—breakfast is served!

In a heartwarming move, a major donation from ITC Midwest is set to bring hope and meals to families facing tough times this winter.

As the holidays approach, a shadow looms over Iowa with nearly 500 jobs disappearing from major companies across the state. What does this mean for our local communities?

Imagine juggling family, work, and school all at once; one Dubuque university is making that a little easier for adult learners starting in 2026.

Join Robb and Morgan Munter as they provide 500 holiday meals with turkeys, hams, and all the trimmings to Dubuque County residents in need.

As the chill sets in, our roads are about to become a little trickier. Now the Jo Daviess County Sheriff is warning about holiday driving and impairment.