Articles Tagged: Dubuque

The National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium’s new $1.3 million Rivers to the Sea exhibit opened to the public Friday.

Hot Diggity Dogz moving into brick-and-mortar location after $5,500 secured

"Young people have the power to change the world," Arsh Pal said from his home in Dubuque, which is also his art studio.

A large cruise ship is making its way down the Mississippi River with stops in several Iowa cities.

‘Little ol’ band from Texas’ ready to rock Des Moines, Dubuque

While not a silver bullet, Eastern Iowa airport officials say raising the retirement age will help airlines contend with a pilot shortage that have caused them to cut flights.

DUBUQUE, Iowa (AP) — The main terminal at Dubuque’s regional airport has been renamed to honor a Black World War II fighter pilot from the eastern Iowa city.

The innovation lab at St. Luke’s Hospital in Cedar Rapids helped build an adaptive keyboard for Lotus Friedman, a 13-year-old from Dubuque who was paralyzed from the waist down after a skiing accident earlier this year. The ability to play her favorite game is a reprieve from day-to-day hospital life, she said.

Mark your calendar for April 20 to 24 and head to Dubuque for the 2022 Julien Dubuque International Film Festival. The 5-day event draws worldwide attention and endorsements.

World-class nature photography exhibit at Dubuque’s National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium takes viewers inside remote locations.

Singer/songwriter Sara Evans' Blue Christmas Tour coming to the Five Flags Center in Dubuque on Friday night, Dec. 17, 2021.

To mark the first Christmas at Heritage Center event with the custom-crafted pipe organ, Friday’s concert will include the debut of a newly commissioned piece that will highlight the University of Dubuque’s choirs, concert band and pipe organ.

Republicans in the Pennsylvania Senate said Friday they will pay up to $270,000 over the next six months to have an Iowa consulting firm examine the 2020 election with an eye toward developing changes to state election law.

PEOSTA, Iowa (AP) — The mayor of Peosta in Eastern Iowa has resigned just days ahead of an election is which he is the only candidate on the ballot.

Gavilon Grain, which signed a consent order with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources Oct. 22, has agreed to pay nearly $270,000 after a June 2020 fertilizer spill that killed hundreds of fish and mussels.