Linn County has reported its first COVID-19 death. The Iowa Department of Public Health announced Sunday that the Linn County resident who died Saturday night was an older adult between the ages of 61 and [ MORE ]
A tornado caused damage in the Oelwein area on Saturday night. The National Weather Service says they received several reports of tornadoes in Fayette and Buchanan counties. The first tornado report came in at 6:18 [ MORE ]
A Jones County restaurant says one of their customers tested positive for COVID-19. The Hale Tap told our coverage partner, KCRG, that a customer who ate at the restaurant on March 13th alerted them this [ MORE ]
A nearby school is raising funds for West Delaware after their show choir competition was recently cancelled. Western Dubuque decided to start a Go Fund Me page for the West Delaware show choir after their [ MORE ]
A Cedar Rapids drug dealer tied to the death of Christopher Bagley of Walker was sentenced to federal prison on Friday. 31-year old Andrew Shaw was the manager of a large-scale marijuana trafficking operation who [ MORE ]
The Spires of Faith Catholic parishes have offered information about resources and ministry in the towns of Dyersville, Earlville, New Vienna, Petersburg, and Worthington. Leaders shared that there will be no public celebration of Masses [ MORE ]
The Iowa Department of Public Health (IDPH) has been notified of 64 additional positive cases of Iowans with COVID-19, for a total of 298 positive cases (a previously identified positive case in Black Hawk County [ MORE ]
A hog building was destroyed as the result of a fire early Saturday morning in Dubuque County. The Dubuque County Sheriff’s Department says firefighters from the New Vienna and Dyersville Fire Departments responded to the [ MORE ]
Crews will begin road work on Highway 20 in Buchanan County on Monday. The Iowa DOT says a hot-mix asphalt paving project will be starting on Highway 20 between Buchanan County Road V-65 near Jesup [ MORE ]
Maquoketa Valley is trying to navigate through all the changes brought on by COVID-19. The school board met this week – via Zoom and social distancing – to discuss possible plans for the uncertain future [ MORE ]
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