A Peruvian court on Tuesday sentenced ex-president Ollanta Humala and his wife to 15 years in prison for graft linked to a ...

As the Iowa Legislature advanced past the second major deadline of the 2025 session, conversations on pipelines, Medicaid work requirements and new higher education requirements are continuing through ...

Wisconsin left tackle Kevin Heywood will miss the 2025 season with an ACL injury, Badgers coach Luke Fickell said on Tuesday. The 6-foot-8, 325-pound sophomore had been in line to ...

A Clinton man came within moments of losing over $10,000 to a Bitcoin kiosk after his online search for a phone number landed him on a phony website. I like ...

Regardless, the city manager said the city budget will be status quo heading into the 2026 fiscal year, which starts July 1. With hopes of mitigating a drainage problem on the east side of Maquoketa, ...

The Iowa Economic Development Authority (IEDA) announced $40,000 in grants to drive growth in the rural Iowa towns of Imogene and Sibley, as well as Calhoun and Jackson counties. The ...

Iowans will register more than 220,000 boats before April 30, when current boat registrations expire. Boat owners may bring their current registration to any Iowa county recorder’s office when they ...

Miles for Maizie run/walk, hosted by the Maquoketa Kiwanis Club, returns Saturday, May 10, bringing the community together for a day of fun, fitness, and giving back.

Spring is here and so is Easter! Warm temperatures and spring flowers are appearing. Colorful things appear, especially with Easter — those fun-colored Easter eggs, Easter decorations, and the list ...

No viable threat was found toward students and staff at Briggs Elementary School following a social media statement, according to Tara Notz, superintendent of the Maquoketa Community School District.

The late newspaper columnist Bill Wundram of the Quad-City Times in Davenport wrote seven days a week for 31 years. Many of his columns, highlighting a wide variety of concerns ...

School chaplains, state park funding, and property tax were among the topics discussed at a legislative forum hosted by the Maquoketa Area Chamber of Commerce April 5.