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Dyersville Area Community Foundation Awards $30,000 to 15 Organizations
The grants went out at the foundation's annual Grant Award night on Oct. 21.
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Nov 1
Dubuque sits on $27M in unspent TIF cash as council prepares $22.25M bond vote
State data shows record $17.5M in TIF revenue last year and a cash balance that nearly doubled, as the council holds a hearing Monday on new borrowing.
Oct 31
Dubuque council to hold hearing Monday on up to $22.25M in bonds: what residents should know
The 6:30 p.m. hearing at the Historic Federal Building is the public's chance to comment before the council acts. The Oct. 19 vote only scheduled the hearing; it did not approve the borrowing.
Oct 28
Dubuque City Council Approves Kinseth Closing Documents and Agreement Amendment in 10-Minute Special Session
Both resolutions passed 7-0 on Oct. 26. City staff said the closing timing lets the developer keep its lender's current interest rate, and the approvals do not change previously approved financial inc
Oct 23Inspected
Dubuque Health Inspection: COURTSIDE CAFE Cited with 1 Violation
Health inspectors documented 1 violation at COURTSIDE CAFE on October 15, 2026 in Dubuque. Inspector findings: Nacho cheese is hot holding at 128°F. Corrected on-site by the Person in Charge discardin
Oct 22Inspected
Dubuque Health Inspection: EDWARD'S SUPPER CLUB Cited with 1 Violation
Health inspectors documented 1 violation at EDWARD'S SUPPER CLUB on October 13, 2026 in Dubuque. Inspector findings: Owner in process of hiring staff. No verifiable employee health policy at this time
Oct 22Inspected
Dubuque Health Inspection: WENDY'S OLD FASHIONED HAMBURGERS Cited with 1 Violation
Health inspectors documented 1 violation at WENDY'S OLD FASHIONED HAMBURGERS on October 12, 2026 in Dubuque. Inspector findings: Staff could not produce variance approval letter. Corrected on site by
Nov 2
Dyersville Area Community Foundation Awards $30,000 to 15 Organizations
The grants went out at the foundation's annual Grant Award night on Oct. 21.
Nov 2
Cascade EMS Puts Summer Bash Funds Toward Portable CO2 Monitors
The chamber's June fundraiser sent all proceeds to the fire department and EMS for new equipment.
Nov 2
Armstrong Family Donates $250,000 Toward Inclusive Playground at Dyersville's Westside Park
The gift was recognized at the Oct. 19 Dyersville City Council meeting.
Nov 2
Bail Review: CHRISTOPHER MILLER Released on Personal Recognizance for DOMESTIC ABUSE ASSAULT WITH INJURY - SIMPLE ASSAULT
Bail Review: CHRISTOPHER MILLER released on Personal Recognizance for DOMESTIC ABUSE ASSAULT WITH INJURY - SIMPLE ASSAULT. State guideline: $2,000 Cash or Surety. Custody duration: 20h 27m.
Nov 2
Pretrial Bond Summary: 2026-11-02
Objective comparison of statutory bond benchmarks vs actual pretrial release determinations in Dubuque County for 2026-11-02.
Nov 2
Arrest: ARTHUR HUNTER
ARTHUR HUNTER arrested on Sunday, Nov 01, 2026 at 7:29 PM. Charges: Hunter, Arthur Lee (B /M/, Arrest on chrg of, Public Intoxication, Disorderly Conduct-fighting/violent Behavior (M), at 481 Locust St, Dubuque, IA, on 11/1/2026 19:29. Bail/Bond: $600.00.
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Washington St. Closure between E. 21st St. and 22nd St.
Washington St. Closure between E. 21st St. and 22nd St.. Source: City of Dubuque Public Works. Details: Due to the lead service water line replacement project, Washington St. will be closed between E. 21st St. and 22nd St. starting at 8 a.m until 5 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 2.
W. 9th St. Lane Closure between Bluff St. and Locust St.
W. 9th St. Lane Closure between Bluff St. and Locust St.. Source: City of Dubuque Public Works. Details: Due to private utility construction, W. 9th St. will have an eastbound lane shift between Bluff St. and Locust St. starting at 8 a.m. on Monday, Nov. 2, until 5 p.m. on Friday
Dubuque sits on $27M in unspent Tif cash as council prepares $22.25M bond vote
State data shows record $17.5M in TIF revenue last year and a cash balance that nearly doubled, as the council holds a hearing Monday on new borrowing.
Update: City removes tarp covering Five Flags Center 'Solidarity' mural ahead of Trump rally
Dubuque officials say the city did not authorize the covering ordered by the White House Advance Team, and the rental agreement allows no exterior modifications.
Trump to speak at Five Flags at 3 p.m. today; doors open at 11:30 a.m.
The RNC pushed today's Dubuque rally start back an hour from earlier plans. Guests must RSVP; KCRG will stream the event live.
Five Flags Center 'Solidarity' mural covered ahead of Trump's Sunday visit
Oak View Group says the White House Advance Team ordered the cover; city did not authorize it
New Mississippi River bridge at Lansing to open around 12:30 p.m. Friday
Ferry ends Nov. 6 as the $140 million Iowa 9/WIS 82 crossing opens months early
Dubuque council to hold hearing Monday on up to $22.25M in bonds: what residents should know
The 6:30 p.m. hearing at the Historic Federal Building is the public's chance to comment before the council acts. The Oct. 19 vote only scheduled the hearing; it did not approve the borrowing.
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