• Fire at Pine Ridge Court apartments early 09/02 displaces residents. . .
  • St Ambrose U Interprofessional Health Clinic seeks patients for no-cost rehab services. . .
  • Rock Island Fire Chief Bob Graff retiring 10/02. . .
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IOWA

  • At least seventeen taken to hospitals after potential chemical exposure incident at Newton Correctional Facility
    At least seventeen taken to hospitals after potential chemical exposure incident at Newton Correctional Facility
  • Des Moines man alleges excessive force by city police officers
  • Coal increased its share of Iowa electricity generation in 2025Report
  • Colfax pharmacy owner tells Josh Turek federal action needed to stay open 
  • Rob Sand says Iowa needs to “reduce red tape” to meet housing needs
  • Jobless Iowans accused of workplace misconduct seek unemployment benefits
  • Judge dismisses Iowan’s “frivolous” lawsuit over “Pokémon professor” status
  • Iowa Dept of Natural Resources investigating fish kill, likely manure spill in Dry Branch Creek
  • Iowa labor experts speak on UnityPoint unionization efforts, worker challenges
    Iowa labor experts speak on UnityPoint unionization efforts, worker challenges
  • Iowa GOP urges Trump to expand US beef markets
  • WHO 13 to host Iowa US Senate debate 10/13
  • Clinton Symphony Orchestra Dir Silas Huff recognized
  • Louisa Cty board denies permit for $1.2B Southpaw Solar project
  • DeWitt gets set to welcome new residential housing project
  • Council members reject land-use change for proposed Buc-ee’s in Iowa
  • Loess Hills Hiking Guide maps Iowa’s underrated ecological treasure
  • Animal-welfare group expands lawsuit over puppy laundering, USDA enforcement
    Animal-welfare group expands lawsuit over puppy laundering, USDA enforcement
  • One Iowa beach not recommended for swimming
  • Des Moines U partners w Baylor U for certain advanced degrees
  • Gov Kim Reynolds receives Harry S Truman Award from Nat’l Guard Assoc
  • MidAmerican Energy holding public meetings to discuss gas rate increase
  • Senate candidates Ashley Hinson, Josh Turek set to debate on Iowa PBS in October
  • NE Iowa Food Bank builds expansion to meet higher need, opens renovated food pantry
  • Cedar Rapids seeks new contractor for road construction left unfinished
  • U of Northern Iowa foundry center receives state funding for new equipment
    U of Northern Iowa foundry center receives state funding for new equipment
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Quad-City Times

  • Inside Lexi Woodcock's notes: Five stories that she has chased since joining the newsroom
  • Eye Surgeons Associates: Cataract surgery can reduce or eliminate your need for glasses
  • A look into Tom Loewy's notebook: Five stories that have stuck with him this year

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AT THE MOVIES

  • Cartoon Networking: “Coyote vs. Acme,” “It Ends,” “Buddy,” “The Dog Stars,” and “Teenage Sex & Death at Camp Miasma”
    Cartoon Networking: “Coyote vs. Acme,” “It Ends,” “Buddy,” “The Dog Stars,” and “Teenage Sex & Death at Camp Miasma”
  • Cooks and Crooks, Books and Hooks: “Insidious: Out of the Further,” “Tony,” “The Magic Faraway Tree,” “Mutiny,” and “Spa Weekend”
    Cooks and Crooks, Books and Hooks: “Insidious: Out of the Further,” “Tony,” “The Magic Faraway Tree,” “Mutiny,” and “Spa Weekend”
  • Suburbasaurus Wrecks: “The End of Oak Street,” “The Brink of War,” “Nimrods,” and “The Last House”
    Suburbasaurus Wrecks: “The End of Oak Street,” “The Brink of War,” “Nimrods,” and “The Last House”
  • Traum-Com: “One Night Only,” “I Want Your Sex,” and “Ice Cream Man”
    Traum-Com: “One Night Only,” “I Want Your Sex,” and “Ice Cream Man”
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ILLINOIS

  • Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson projects $882M deficit, vows to not balance budget “on backs of working people”
    Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson projects $882M deficit, vows to not balance budget “on backs of working people”
  • Rep Carol Ammons wants case delayed due to general-election duties
  • State sees strong revenue growth to start fiscal year
  • Change-of-venue hearing delayed in trial of man accused of killing Trudy Appleby
  • Nearly a year after South Shore raid forced him from his home, one former resident still homeless
  • New bipartisan law will help domestic-violence survivors w financial hardships
  • Once-secret records show grand jurors sought Gregory Bovino’s testimony, more evidence in doomed Midway Blitz cases
  • Lindsay Clancy mistrial declared after higher court denies emergency appeal over one juror’s behavior
  • Here’s how extreme heat affects Chicago’s moveable bridges
    Here’s how extreme heat affects Chicago’s moveable bridges
  • Here’s what to expect while traveling over Labor Day weekend
  • Legendary ranch fan visits Quincy Pizza Ranch
  • Law expands affordable-housing investments
  • Tap water study finds nitrate levels can vary widely across neighborhoods — even in the same city
  • Regulators propose expansion to self-exclusion program for compulsive gamblers
  • Travelers flocked to “Middle of Everything” last year, generating over $88B in economic impact
  • State audit finds child protection agency made progress, but was still noncompliant w 2020 law
  • ComEd customers pay billions to keep lights on during storms. Will it be enough?
    ComEd customers pay billions to keep lights on during storms. Will it be enough?
  • How did a native Chicago plant disappear forever?
  • Law to fine drivers sitting idle near O’Hare back in motion
  • Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson fires back at Trump after violence claims
  • State hospitals to lose billions through Medicaid policy changeKFF study
  • DuPage clerk’s office won’t commit to using $665K for election printing, postage
  • Chicago just had its first West Nile death of the year

    Find out how to protect yourself

  • Eastern Illinois U offering voluntary separation program to staff for second straight year
  • Southern Illinois U Edwardsville lecturer charged $100K in personal items to univ credit card, feds say
    Southern Illinois U Edwardsville lecturer charged $100K in personal items to univ credit card, feds say
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Dispatch-Argus

  • Inside Lexi Woodcock's notes: Five stories that she has chased since joining the newsroom
  • Eye Surgeons Associates: Cataract surgery can reduce or eliminate your need for glasses
  • A look into Tom Loewy's notebook: Five stories that have stuck with him this year

WQAD TV8

  • Trump administration makes another appeal to the Supreme Court to allow mail ballot restrictions
  • Beautiful Holiday Weekend Conditions
  • Cargo plane overshoots runway, crashes at Miami International Airport, FAA says

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LOCAL

  • Bally’s Corp CFO resigns, search begins for successor
    Bally’s Corp CFO resigns, search begins for successor
  • Officials identify man who died in RICO Jail custody
  • Moline police looking for two masked people in burglary
  • Decision coming on Criswell annexation in Bettendorf
  • East Moline building extensively damaged after truck crashes into it
  • Davenport Compost Facility offers easy drop‑off, natural soil products this fall
  • Man accidentally shoots himself at Advance Auto Parts in East Moline
    Man accidentally shoots himself at Advance Auto Parts in East Moline
  • Park Terrace Campground closing for reconstruction 09/07
  • New WQPT PBS campaign strives to strengthen region’s public media
  • Plane suffers minor damage exiting runway at QC Int’l Airport
  • No evidence social-media threat credible: East Moline Police
  • Laid-off Tyson workers seek help at massive Moline job fair and workshops
  • Zay Williams, Hilltop celebrate colorful new mural in Davenport
    Zay Williams, Hilltop celebrate colorful new mural in Davenport
  • WQPT to air four documentaries to honor 09/11 25th anniversary
  • Davenport considering options for restoring Levee Inn
  • ANOTHER FORMER DAVENPORT ATTORNEY ALLEGES HARASSMENT, WANTS $397.5K
    ANOTHER FORMER DAVENPORT ATTORNEY ALLEGES HARASSMENT, WANTS $397.5K
  • Rebuild Nepal Education Foundation seeks support after disaster
  • QC schools agree: It’s hot out there
  • IMEG expands into Maine w Bennett Engineering Inc acquisition
  • Disco-themed YWCA fundraiser to support QC families
  • Reception scheduled for Wamer exhibit at Metropolitan Comm Church, Davenport
  • QCA girds for 09/11 remembrance ceremonies
    QCA girds for 09/11 remembrance ceremonies
  • Heart of Hope Ministries offers resource for student families affected by Tyson closure
  • Davenport man sentenced to federal prison for firearm possession to further drug trafficking, possess w intent to distribute cocaine base
  • QC Storm, Vibrant Arena extend lease through 2031
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River Cities’ Reader

  • River Action's Taming of the Slough Mississippi River Adventure Triathlon, September 12
  • 25 Years of Lazy Lies About 9/11
  • Turning the Tide for 9/11 Truth and Accountability 25 Years Later

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Zerohedge.com

  • Federal Government Backs Supreme Court Challenge To AR-15 Bans
  • Biggest 'Go Woke, Get Broke' Story Of A Generation: S&P Nukes Nike From Elite Blue-Chip Index
  • Trump: Michael Cohen Recanted Testimony Behind NY Cases

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