• The coalition-run Stay Covered Stay Healthy QC set up to help adapt to Medicaid changes. . .
  • Upper Mississippi River Conference will be hosted by River Action. . .
  • Smart Lexus opens at new auto campus home. . .
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FROM TAKING MONEY FROM THE ACCOUNTS OF DEAD PEOPLE TO GOING TO JAIL FOR IT

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IOWA

  • Judge dismisses YouTuber’s defamation lawsuit against Iowa photographer
    Judge dismisses YouTuber’s defamation lawsuit against Iowa photographer
  • Teenager ID’d as victim of fatal Waterloo shooting
  • Three buildings damaged in Sioux Cty dairy operation fire
  • Native American history comes to life in downtown Sioux City
  • Akron car enthusiast in hospice honored w car show
  • NW Iowa family turns pumpkin patch tradition into fall destination
  • Crossroads Inc celebrates grant for new Muscatine facility
  • Des Moines woman once given a month to live now training for marathon
  • U of Northern Iowa fundraising campaign ends with more than $340M
    U of Northern Iowa fundraising campaign ends with more than $340M
  • Lee Zeldin, head of Environmental Protection Agency, visits Iowa
  • Nearly 12K students participate in Iowa Youth Straw Poll
  • Iowa Ghostbusters turn fandom into fundraising at Nerdtober Con
  • College and University rankings in 2027
  • The power grab of Christian nationalist leaders — beyond religious goals
  • Food and Water Action goes door to door in Iowa to promote clean water, voting
  • Rules of debate on Fox 18 between Senate candidates Rep Ashley Hinson, Josh Turek
  • Rural Iowa 4-H clubs bridging tech gaps w Starlink broadband
    Rural Iowa 4-H clubs bridging tech gaps w Starlink broadband
  • USDA says it will crack down on dog breeders in Iowa, elsewhere
  • Great Pumpkin Fest in downtown Clinton 10/11
  • Clinton postponing data center zoning public hearing
  • Harper’s Cycling celebrates sixty years in Muscatine
  • Summit pushes for utilities commission action on outstanding pipeline dockets
  • Polk Cty Jail to launch education, training initiative w DMACC as partner
  • Suspect charged in realtor’s murder wants trial to stay in Dallas Cty
  • Iowa’s gubernatorial candidates split over education savings accounts
    Iowa’s gubernatorial candidates split over education savings accounts
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Quad-City Times

  • Partial facade collapse at Muscatine Masonic Temple closes downtown alley
  • What made the news in Quad-City papers Oct. 12 — Oct. 18?
  • Muscatine to auction retired 1985 trolley

KWQC TV6

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Des Moines Register

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AT THE MOVIES

  • Potboilerplate: “Verity” and “Digger”
    Potboilerplate: “Verity” and “Digger”
  • Peacock of the Walk: “Primetime,” “Heart of the Beast,” and “Forgotten Island”
    Peacock of the Walk: “Primetime,” “Heart of the Beast,” and “Forgotten Island”
  • Take Me Down to the Raccoon City, Where the Blood Is Red and the Vibe Is Sh-tty: “Resident Evil,” “The Weight,” and “Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom”
    Take Me Down to the Raccoon City, Where the Blood Is Red and the Vibe Is Sh-tty: “Resident Evil,” “The Weight,” and “Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom”
  • Witchy Women: “Practical Magic 2,” “The Uprising,” “Runner,” and “Hope”
    Witchy Women: “Practical Magic 2,” “The Uprising,” “Runner,” and “Hope”
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ILLINOIS

  • Heyworth man’s estate sues Rivian over fatal loading-dock incident
    Heyworth man’s estate sues Rivian over fatal loading-dock incident
  • Fulton, Morrison communities rally around mother’s cancer battle
  • State grants available for Illinois fire departments
  • Monmouth house fire leaves residence uninhabitable
  • Sargento revamps Natural American cheese
  • Fire at Big Apple Family Restaurant in Princeton ruled unintentional
  • Grant to help United Way Whiteside Cty fund Let’s Feed Our Children program
  • Group demands review of decisions leading to removal of Chicago’s Columbus statues in 2020
  • Beloved Urbana High School principal Taren Nance dies at age 41
    Beloved Urbana High School principal Taren Nance dies at age 41
  • Obama Foundation and Presidential Center workers unionizing
  • College and University rankings in 2027
  • Block 37 sold to Orland Park real-estate firm that plans to rebrand mall
  • Tax-payers face potential hit from private or publicly-owned Bears stadium
  • Cannabis customers bought more at lower prices, while sales revenue and taxes fell, new state report shows
  • Expert: School districts should justify admin spending before seeking more money
  • Frustration boils over as “perfect storm” causes more delays after landing at O’Hare
  • Newly-appointed Chicago Inspector Gen David Glockner wants city to put AI to work for City Hall
    Newly-appointed Chicago Inspector Gen David Glockner wants city to put AI to work for City Hall
  • Report: State tax revenue from gambling increased 19% last year
  • Students, faculty, neighbors pressing DePaul U to reopen art museum
  • State standards designed to prevent jail suicides don’t always work
  • Three problems remain in Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s revised renter ordinance
  • Hotel workers go on strike ahead of Chicago marathon, seeking better pay, benefits
  • Probe confirms Whiteside Cty deputy misused license-plate data before resigning
  • To protect immigrant students, a Chicago-area college told Flock to remove its cameras. The company refused
  • Trump admin denies state’s request for disaster relief — again
    Trump admin denies state’s request for disaster relief — again
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Dispatch-Argus

  • Partial facade collapse at Muscatine Masonic Temple closes downtown alley
  • What made the news in Quad-City papers Oct. 12 — Oct. 18?
  • Muscatine to auction retired 1985 trolley

WQAD TV8

  • Davenport woman allegedly withdraws over $28k under 7 bank accounts including 6 deceased members
  • United Way of Whiteside County receives $10,000 grant
  • Daily Dose: Pope Leo XIV plans lung nodule surgery, food safety confidence hits record low and why sleep changes as you age

Springfield Journal Register

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LOCAL

  • MAN WHO RAN VEHICLE INTO HOSPITAL TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
    MAN WHO RAN VEHICLE INTO HOSPITAL TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
  • St Ambrose student raise over $38K for children’s hospital
  • Credit rating agency affirms Modern Woodmen’s AA- rating
  • Davenport man accused of threatening person w shotgun, police say
  • Bettendorf man charged w stalking after GPS tracker found on woman’s car
  • Aledo to hold ribbon-cutting for Phase 1 of Sponsler Manor Fourth Subdivision 10/13
  • Students can visit with representatives from dozens of colleges at College Night, Moline
    Students can visit with representatives from dozens of colleges at College Night, Moline
  • Davenport Country Club preps for 4A golf state tournament
  • Senate candidate Rep Ashley Hinson meets w veterans in Davenport
  • Empower House Davenport 5K supports brain injury survivors
  • Davenport man sentenced in connection w 2024 shooting at former Yoshi’s Bar
  • NAMIWalks brings hundreds together in Bettendorf for mental-health awareness
  • Rock Island man who kimbled into Mississippi River to evade police gets seventeen years
    Rock Island man who kimbled into Mississippi River to evade police gets seventeen years
  • Crop market rally raises ceiling for fall fertilizer pricing
  • Legionnaires’ Disease found inside UnityPoint Health — Trinity Rock Island
  • Moline breaks ground on new diverging diamond intersection
  • New Davenport program gives teens tools to navigate emotions, mental health
  • Lead(h)er gala celebrates ten years of mentorship
  • ROB SAND AND ZACH LAHN SQUARE OFF, KNIVES OUT, GLOVES TOSSED, IN DEBATE
    ROB SAND AND ZACH LAHN SQUARE OFF, KNIVES OUT, GLOVES TOSSED, IN DEBATE
  • KWQC TV6 hosts annual coats-and-blankets drive
  • Trick or Treating times, Halloween events across QCA
  • Steel and Sears Dams on Rock River won’t be removed
  • Davenport man sentenced five years on firearm charges
  • Eleven-year-old reported missing from Silvis found safe
  • Davenport to officially dedicate Roger Craig Stadium 10/15
    Davenport to officially dedicate Roger Craig Stadium 10/15
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River Cities’ Reader

  • Let's Talk About Sextet: “I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change,” at the Black Box Theatre through October 24
  • For Whom the Bells Toll: “The Hunchback of Notre Dame,” at the Spotlight Theatre through October 18
  • Speaker Welch’s Personal Jet-Propulsion System for Getting Stuff Done Appears to Run Entirely on Vapors

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Zerohedge.com

  • Majority Of Voters Concerned About Socialists Running For Office; New Poll Finds
  • AI Strikes Again - Getty Images Heads For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
  • Key Events This Week: CPI, PPI, Earnings Start And Warsh Speaks

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