This is a “time of fear” for international students, said Kate Zanger, the principal designated school official at Clarke ...

State, city and county inspectors have cited Iowa restaurants and stores for hundreds of food-safety violations in April.

The new kitchen opened earlier this month “in response to the overwhelming demand for custom catering in the Dubuque-Galena ...

It’s no breaking news that bears emerge from dens after hibernation this time of year. But that hasn’t kept Dubuque-area ...

Bear sightings are growing more common in Iowa nearly 200 years after the animal was hunted to extinction in the state.

In Iowa, the spike in bear activity occurs in late May and June, which is the breeding season when a few black bears are more ...

Selover is currently a defendant in two separate medical malpractice cases in which he is alleged to have failed to diagnose hydrocephalus in patients he saw seven days apart at MercyOne Medical ...

Escucha Mi Voz, a nonprofit organization that works with immigrants in the Iowa City area, filed a formal civil rights complaint Friday against the Iowa State Patrol and U.S. Immigration ...

Twin Springs Park offers another peaceful retreat with its bubbling springs and shaded picnic areas—ideal for those hot ...

The Hotel Winneshiek stands as the grand dame of local lodging, occupying a beautifully restored 1905 building in the heart of downtown. Its elegant lobby with marble floors and stained glass ceiling ...

On Saturday, the Dubuque Drug Task Force, in collaboration with the Asbury, Peosta, Farley, and Dyersville police departments ...