Good morning, Dubuque.

On Tuesday, community members gathered at the Roshek Building for the Community Foundation of Greater Dubuque’s annual Data Walk, where interactive housing data highlighted surging homelessness, steep rental burdens, and neighborhood value divides; participants left written ideas for policy improvements and green energy standards.

HACAP is moving its Dubuque outreach office to 1301 Central Avenue beginning Thursday, Oct.

1, while keeping office hours Monday through Friday from 8 to 4 + it will serve as the hub for free Volunteer Income Tax Assistance in nearby counties.

Local residents can vote for the Dubuque County Fair Association Board of Directors on Tuesday, Oct.

20 at the Grand Ballroom in the Dubuque County Fairgrounds. Eight incumbents and five new candidates will vie for three-year terms as eligible voters cast ballots from 8 to 8.

Crews with the Iowa Department of Transportation are completing Julien Bridge in Dubuque following months of work that began in June.

Only 30 feet of pavement marking remain — a pause due to a paint truck issue — and crews will finish later this week when the night is dry.

Nurses at UnityPoint Health-Finley say the cardiac procedure lab now operates from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday, so patients needing care outside these hours will be sent to another hospital.

They received less than a week's notice and voiced concerns over the change (SEIU union involved).

10-year-old Eliana Gaul from Peosta will serve as Iowa Kid Captain at Kinnick Stadium on Saturday when the Hawkeyes meet Ohio State.

Born premature and having overcome challenges including spinal fusion surgery & a difficult start, she inspires her community.