Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 25th of August.
Good morning, Dubuque.
University of Dubuque announced a new master’s program in industrial and organizational psychology that teaches students to use research and data to study workplace challenges — including hiring practices and leadership strategies.
The program prepares graduates for roles in human resources, consulting and management.
Ken Miller of the Dubuque Metropolitan Area Solid Waste Agency said the county landfill can handle waste from a potential data center — waste similar to Linn County’s 10% annual intake from its project last year.
The Board of Supervisors will review the plan on Monday, Aug. 31.
County voters will decide on an $18M bond for park upgrades, water quality, and trail improvements on Nov.
3 following a unanimous board vote that set the measure on the ballot. The proposal allocates 40% for parks, 30% for water quality, and 30% for trails.
Crews are completing the final deck pour on the Mississippi River Bridge in Lansing today.
Traffic was briefly affected on Highways 9 and 26, and work on safety barriers plus the connecting roadway will continue until the bridge opens in the spring — officials say further updates are coming.
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