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Some Iowa turtles can survive underwater by breathing through their cloaca, a strange but vital adaptation for winter survival in frozen ponds and lakes.

Dubuque County is updating its parks, trails, and open spaces plan and inviting public feedback through upcoming open houses and an online survey.

A stop at Guttenberg Brewing Company after hiking Big Springs led to awesome beers, a rich brewing history, and a black lager recipe inspiring since 1874.

The City of Dubuque has installed AEDs in multiple parks, including Miracle League Park, making life-saving equipment accessible for everyone in emergencies.

Big Springs Nature Park in Guttenberg, Iowa is a small but stunning stop along the Great River Road, featuring a bubbling natural spring and cascading limestone stream.

A 19-year-old Illinois man was arrested after allegedly leading Dubuque police on a high-speed chase through downtown streets, running stop signs and traffic lights before fleeing on foot.

Dubuque seniors Maxwell Stoll and Sophia Thier earned the University of Dubuque’s full-tuition Second Century Scholars awards, celebrating local academic excellence at both Wahlert and Dubuque Senior High.

The City of Dubuque is performing a leak detection survey in northeast neighborhoods to identify underground water main issues and prevent costly repairs.

Midweek fill-ups could hit your wallet harder than you think. It’s fascinating how the calendar affects gas prices across the region.

In just a few weeks, those familiar clock adjustments are back, stirring up a debate that’s been going for decades.