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IOWA

  • Cedar Falls offering academy for residents to learn about public safety
    Cedar Falls offering academy for residents to learn about public safety
  • Rosecrance Jackson Centers marks five decades in Sioux City
  • Siouxland school incorporating AI into their learning
  • Siouxland officials search for person who may be in Missouri River
  • LeClaire Wine Stampede benefits Humane Society of Scott Cty
  • Dedicated Walcott teacher, coach honored w naming at school field
  • Dubuque Cty Sheriff’s Office unveils new details in fatal UTV crash
  • Iowa Sec of State Paul Pate enlists QCA businesses in trafficking fight
  • Carolyn Barko named UnityPoint Health’s Waterloo market president
    Carolyn Barko named UnityPoint Health’s Waterloo market president
  • Businesses, farmers feel impact of ongoing US-Canada trade war
  • Iowa State U faculty-student team develops website for AI tools
  • Clean Energy group calls for more public scrutiny of data-center energy costs
  • Iowa public universities each seek $2M increases in state general ed funds
  • Rep Ashley Hinson doesn’t rule out Trump’s pledge of $5K to adults; calls for relief for families
  • In Scott Cty, Zach Lahn asks GOP to rally around water quality as “pro-life issue”
  • Muscatine housing leader Charla Schafer recognized for expanding affordable housing
  • Jones Cty Supervisor Jon Zirkelbach charged w assault
    Jones Cty Supervisor Jon Zirkelbach charged w assault
  • Rod Hamm appointed as next Lawton Mayor
  • Longtime Sioux City radio personality Charlie Stone passes away
  • U of Northern Iowa sees enrollment increase in fall semester
  • DeWitt industrial park getting $10.5M in upgrades, expansion
  • Coe College to lower tuition for better clarity on actual cost of education
  • Three volunteers refurbish windmill at Plymouth Cty Historical Museum
  • Dubuque Cty Sheriff’s Office unveils new details in fatal UTV crash
  • Flags ordered at half-staff in Iowa for 09/11
    Flags ordered at half-staff in Iowa for 09/11
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Quad-City Times

  • Taming of the Slough
  • No injuries reported in Moline apartment fire Friday night
  • Col. Joe Parker discusses his decision to serve following the 9/11 attacks

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Des Moines Register

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AT THE MOVIES

  • Marky Mark and the Clunky Bunch: “By Any Means,” “Onslaught,” “Fall 2: Deadpoint,” and “Mother Mary”
    Marky Mark and the Clunky Bunch: “By Any Means,” “Onslaught,” “Fall 2: Deadpoint,” and “Mother Mary”
  • 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”
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ILLINOIS

  • When Chicago Mayor Richard M Daley demolished an airport
    When Chicago Mayor Richard M Daley demolished an airport
  • Chicago’s Museum of Science and Industry getting facelift
  • Chicago Public Schools data shows thirteen high schools 80% empty
  • Aurora voters could get power to recall mayor, at-large aldermen
  • Open House Chicago will return in October w twenty new sites
  • West Loop tower that will bring neighborhood’s first Aldi breaks ground
  • State Dems, GOP using high-profile events to draw contrasts between parties
  • State alerts more than 700K people they will or could lose public health insurance
  • Aldermen blast Bally’s for construction halt, while casino says City Council sparked pause
    Aldermen blast Bally’s for construction halt, while casino says City Council sparked pause
  • UIUC, UI System campus announce record-breaking enrollments
  • School using AI “two-hour leaning model” opens in Chicago
  • State gets low grades for worker freedom
  • Woman arrested in connection w Galesburg stabbing
  • Here’s why one Chicago motel encouraged guests to smash stuff in the 1960s
  • Lincoln-Way East students walk out after classmates, coach caught making racist comments
  • Independent governor candidate Collin Corbett aims to give voters “a home again” in polarized Illinois
  • “Welcoming Voices” panel highlights immigrant support in Champaign Cty
    “Welcoming Voices” panel highlights immigrant support in Champaign Cty
  • State has new income eligibility for school meals
  • Whiteside Cty Animal Control to euthanize dog that bit owner
  • Tour of the Heartland returns, benefiting Gold Star families
  • Harrisburg man who printed unregistered 3D guns sentenced to eight years
  • Judge lets state’s “medical aid in dying” law stand ahead of 09/12 start
  • Charges dropped against two Mercer Cty School Dist employees in student records case
  • Celebration of Conservation Treasures Natural and Man-Made event to close Kellogg Street, Galesburg
  • AG Kwame Raoul reaches settlement to reduce Nicor Gas request by 63%
    AG Kwame Raoul reaches settlement to reduce Nicor Gas request by 63%
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WQAD TV8

  • Attendees tag butterflies, learn about insect conservation at Nahant Marsh's annual Monarch Party
  • Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei says AI industry needs to give safety measures time to catch up
  • AARP estimates Social Security checks could increase by $75 a month in 2027. Here's why.

Springfield Journal Register

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LOCAL

  • DAVENPORT MAYOR JASON GORDON BREAKS TIE TO PERMIT SETTLEMENT W FORMER CITY ATTORNEY
    DAVENPORT MAYOR JASON GORDON BREAKS TIE TO PERMIT SETTLEMENT W FORMER CITY ATTORNEY
  • Bettendorf Rotary accepting 2027 grant applications from NFPs
  • Robo-Tech Fitness relocates to Bettendorf
  • UnityPoint Health names Shari King as new QC market president
  • “Mexican Roots” exhibition opens 09/12 at Figge Art Museum
  • New federal rule could leave airlines off the hook for certain delays
  • UnityPoint Health names Jenn Crimmins Exec Dir, Rural Health Partnerships
    UnityPoint Health names Jenn Crimmins Exec Dir, Rural Health Partnerships
  • LeClaire Wine Stampede benefits Humane Society of Scott Cty
  • Dedicated Walcott teacher, coach honored w naming at school field
  • Iowa Sec of State Paul Pate enlists QCA businesses in trafficking fight
  • More child-porn charges filed against former QC Arts leader
  • Free 09/11 concert in Davenport aims to encourage first-responders
  • QC River Bandits win West, move into Midwest League championship series
    QC River Bandits win West, move into Midwest League championship series
  • Moline golfer Haley Robertson wins QC Times Athlete of the Week
  • In Scott Cty, Zach Lahn asks GOP to rally around water quality as “pro-life issue”
  • Volunteers in the QC goes a little somethin’ like this
  • United Way’s Day of Caring cleans up Youth Hope in Moline
  • QC Votes Together offers bipartisan information
  • FORMER ROCKY PRINCIPAL TIM WERNENTIN SELECTED TO LEAD THURGOOD MARSHALL LEARNING CENTER
    FORMER ROCKY PRINCIPAL TIM WERNENTIN SELECTED TO LEAD THURGOOD MARSHALL LEARNING CENTER
  • How to help your family avoid probate after you’re gone
  • Elected leaders, candidates join in Voices for Cancer Care event 09/18
  • Tractor Supply Co hosts local farmers, makers at Harvest Fest market 09/12
  • Pinnacle Rally for Breast Cancer sets fundraising record, supports screenings
  • Dollar General Literacy Foundation awards $46K+ to QCA schools
  • What happens if the River Bandits win 09/10?
    What happens if the River Bandits win 09/10?
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River Cities’ Reader

  • “Real Women Have Curves,” September 24 through October 4
  • “In the Heights,” September 15
  • 2026 Mississippi Valley Blues Fest, September 18 and 19

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Zerohedge.com

  • China's 70% EV Target Deals Another Blow To Oil Demand
  • What Critics Keep Getting Wrong About Capitalism
  • Bill Maher Delivers A Brutal 9/11 Reality Check To The Left

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