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Dubuque Police Chief Mark Dalsing talks about the importance of technology, specifically video cameras, to modern police work.

  • Security cameras

    Security cameras

    Dubuque Police Chief Mark Dalsing talks about the importance of technology, specifically video cameras, to modern police work.

  • Alice in Dairyland

    Alice in Dairyland

    Rochelle Ripp, A native of Lodi, Wis., was selected as the 65th Alice in Dairyland Saturday night at UW-Platteville. She graduated from UW-P in 2009.

  • Dubuquefest

    Dubuquefest

    Three of the organizers behind Dubuquefest talk about the variety of events taking place at the festival this year.

  • Loras graduation

    Loras graduation

    Newly graduated Loras College alumni Morgan Murphy talks about her post-Loras plans and her memories of the college.

  • Charles Isenhart

    Charles Isenhart

    Iowa Rep. Charles Isenhart, D-House District 27, talks about the ongoing issue of commercial property tax reform.

  • Galena High School band

    Galena High School band

    The Galena High School band practices a piece of music written by a Galena graduate, Vincent Newton, in honor of a senior who died last October, Kimberly McIntyre.

  • Pop tab bracelets

    Pop tab bracelets

    Four girls started making bracelets out of pop can tabs to raise money for the Relay for Life, and they have now sold hundreds and raised about $2,000.

  • Iowa Bandmasters Association Conference

    Iowa Bandmasters Association Conference

    The Senior High School Concert Band and Eleanor Roosevelt Middle School Concert Band were among the seven elite bands chosen to perform at the 85th annual Iowa Bandmasters Association Conference in Des Moines on May 10 and May 11.

  • Where, When and How To View the Solar Eclipse

    Where, When and How To View the Solar Eclipse

    An annular solar eclipse will grace the western part of the United States on Sunday, May, 20.

  • Millionaire Mania

    Millionaire Mania

    The Telegraph Herald's Millionaire Mania auction is held at Diamond Jo Casino's Mississippi Moon Bar on Thursday.

  • George Maruyama

    George Maruyama

    George Maruyama has been a member of the Dubuque Kiwanis Club for 60 years.

  • Piekenbrock

    Piekenbrock

    Dr. Thomas Piekenbrock, Dubuque psychiatrist, discusses his recent honor from the American Psychiatric Association.

  • Career luncheon

    Career luncheon

    The final day of the second year of the Hoover Elementary School's Fifth-Grade Career Luncheon is held on Wednesday. A veterinarian, firefighter, civil engineer and pilot talk to the students about their careers.

  • Jim Brimmer

    Jim Brimmer

    Jim Brimmer, manager of Building and Grounds with the Dubuque Community School District, is retiring after 45 years with the district.

  • Don Ulrich

    Don Ulrich

    Don Ulrich talks about the advice he gave Loras College students at last week's annual business week event.

  • Play Dubuque campaign

    Play Dubuque campaign

    Jesus Aviles, president and CEO of Mystique Casino, and Todd Moyer, general manager of the Diamond Jo Casino, talk about the Play Dubuque campaign, the joint marketing effort of the two casinos.

  • Father Tom Rhomberg House

    Father Tom Rhomberg House

    Father Tom Rhomberg officially blesses the house that he donated an inheritance to help build. The Father Tom Rhomberg House will serve as transitional housing for men leaving the Dubuque Rescue Mission.

  • Penn Place fire

    Penn Place fire

    The Dubuque Fire Department works at the site of a fire at the Penn Place Apartments on Tuesday.

  • Isaiah Sweet

    Isaiah Sweet

    Isaiah Sweet makes his first appearance in court at the Clayton County Courthouse, in Elkader. Video courtesy of KCRG

  • Western Dubuque travel policy

    Western Dubuque travel policy

    Western Dubuque superintendent Jeff Corkery explains how the board will consider future exceptions to the travel policy discussed during Monday night's meeting.

  • Groundbreaking

    Groundbreaking

    Andy Lewis, city engineer for Galena, talks about the new 368-kilowatt solar project at the Galena Wastewater Treatment Plant.

  • Trail

    Trail

    The Leisure Services Department will hold a public input meeting 6:30 Tuesday at Comiskey Park about lighting the North End Trail.

  • Crisis bags

    Crisis bags

    Parish nurses will be putting "crisis bags," which are created by the Dubuque County Health Department, to all churches in Dubuque County.

  • Project 52

    Project 52

    Project 52 plants a tree in memory of October "Dawn" Johnson, at Eagle Point Park in Dubuque, Iowa, on Sunday. Johnson died five years ago on Mother's Day.

  • Joe Chlapaty

    Joe Chlapaty

    Joe Chlapaty talks with TH Executive Editor Brian Cooper about his background and his connection to the University of Dubuque.

  • Mother's Day essay winners

    Mother's Day essay winners

    Audubon Elementary School holds an assembly to announce the winners of its Mother's Day essay contest on Friday.

  • Youth track meet

    Youth track meet

    Derrance Rolling, of Jefferson Middle School, talks about competing at the youth track meet held Loras College's Rock Bowl on Saturday.

  • Public Gardens

    Public Gardens

    Les and Mary Lenstra of Dubuque walk through the Dubuque Arboretum and Botanical Garden almost everyday. They explain the many benefits that a public garden such as the arboretum have to offer.

  • Molly Fitzgibbons

    Molly Fitzgibbons

    Molly Fitzgibbons, who graduate from Clarke University on Saturday, talks about what the school meant to her and what she will be doing as a Fulbright Scholar post-graduation.

  • Graduation surprise

    Graduation surprise

    Army Spc. Anthony Civitello surprises his half brother, Arthur Magee, as he walks across stage to receive his diploma during University of Dubuque's commencement ceremony Saturday afternoon at the Grand River Center.

  • Zach Hebl

    Zach Hebl

    Due to complications of a cardiac arrest only 17 hours after birth, Zach Hebl developed cerebral palsy. During that initial time, his parents were informed not to expect many things out of him -– which included not walking or talking. Hebl graduated from University of Wisconsin – Platteville on Saturday with a degree in mechanical engineering.

  • Heritage Trail Run

    Heritage Trail Run

    Three winners of the Heritage Trail Run, sponsored by the Mississippi Valley Running Association, talk about running conditions and what other runs they are looking forward to.

  • Kayla Nemmers

    Kayla Nemmers

    Kayla Nemmers graduated Friday night with a human services generalist degree from Northeast Iowa Community College at Five Flags Center.

  • Ed Glaser

    Ed Glaser

    Ed Glaser, physical education teacher at Audubon Elementary School, was named the Dubuque Community School District’s 2012 Teacher of the Year at the Dubuque Education Association's annual Educators' Recognition Dinner at the Hotel Julien.

  • Veterans Freedom Center

    Veterans Freedom Center

    Rich Conlon, Jim Wagner, and Kevin Conlon unveiled "DAVe" the Jeep Friday at the grand re-opening of the Veterans Freedom Center in Dubuque.

  • Groundbreaking

    Groundbreaking

    Sister Joanne Burrows, Clarke University President, talks during a groundbreaking ceremony for a new science building at Clarke University.

  • Cash mob

    Cash mob

    The Dubuque Chamber of Commerce's inaugural "cash mob" visits Fig Leaf Intimates.

  • Soldier's surprise

    Soldier's surprise

    Ryan Zinkle with the Minnesota Army National Guard surprises his daughter Emma while at her second grade class in Benton, WI. Thursday. Zinkle returned home from active duty.

  • Da Vinci Robot

    Da Vinci Robot

    A video demonstration of the Da Vinci robotic surgical system. Mercy Medical Center in Dubuque will be training their surgeons on the technology.

  • Branstad in Elkader

    Branstad in Elkader

    Iowa Governor Terry Branstad and Iowa Lieutenant Governor Kim Reynolds hold a town hall meeting in Elkader to discuss property tax reform.

  • Richard Allington

    Richard Allington

    Richard Allington, Ph.D., a professor of education at the University of Tennessee, spoke to a crowd of approximately 150 educators and community members Tuesday at the Holiday Inn Dubuque-Galena about struggling readers and interventions.

  • Westwick Foundry Fire

    Westwick Foundry Fire

    Mike Simmons, Galena Fire Chief, talks about a fire at the Westwick Foundry building in Galena, Ill., Tuesday afternoon.

  • Conservation Award

    Conservation Award

    Dubuque Montessori School receives recognition for its conservation efforts.

  • da Vinci

    da Vinci

    Dr. Roger Ott. Jr., demonstrates a simulator used to help train surgeons on the da Vinci robotic surgical system.

  • Asbury municipal building

    Asbury municipal building

    Asbury Mayor Jim Adams talks about the city's proposed new municipal building.

  • Kids Against Hunger

    Kids Against Hunger

    Janell Cannavo, the coordinator of the Kids Against Hunger event at Center Grove United Methodist Church, talks about the importance of the event.

  • Luke Thielen

    Luke Thielen

    Luke Thielen talks about his work for Gronen Properties at the Roshek Building.

  • Vicki Leonard

    Vicki Leonard

    Vicki Leonard, who is retiring after 37 years as a 9-1-1 dispatcher, presents a $25,000 check to Hills and Dales from an anonymous donor.

  • Alzheimer Fight

    Alzheimer Fight

    Rosemary Cronin discusses recent advocacy trip to Washington, D.C.

  • Body and Soul at Southwest Health Center

    Body and Soul at Southwest Health Center

    Staff of Body and Soul styled hair, painted nails, and gave massages to the elderly at Southwest Health Center in Cuba City, Wisc., on Sunday.

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