• St Ambrose U, QC Symphony aim to build music facility in downtown Davenport. . .
  • Scott Cty to add new program to break cycle of homelessness, hospitals, jail. . .
  • Kelly Lao will become Dir of Muscatine Art Center. . .
  • Former Davenport fire station restored for stylish new music venue. . .
WHO COVERED SOUTHPARK MALL OWNER’S ASS OVER DELINQUENT PROPERTY-TAX BILL?

WHO COVERED SOUTHPARK MALL OWNER’S ASS OVER DELINQUENT PROPERTY-TAX BILL?

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IOWA

  • Workers, advocates worry about maternal health-care in Iowa
    Workers, advocates worry about maternal health-care in Iowa
  • Nominations sought for historic Iowa Women of Achievement
  • NW Iowa Comm College receives grant for veteran scholarships
  • New Moville day-care facility holds ribbon-cutting ahead of opening
  • Corn-growers urge DOJ investigation into “collusive” fertilizer-industry practices
  • RFK Jr ordered medical database report to stay. Now Marengo doctor is suing
  • Iowa Sec of Ag Mike Naig touts wetlands as key to cleaner drinking water
  • Sanborn man accused of planting camera in neighbor’s bedroom multiple times
  • Former Des Moines sports radio host Marty Tirrell convicted again of mail fraud
    Former Des Moines sports radio host Marty Tirrell convicted again of mail fraud
  • Art SUX Gallery celebrating 5 years w special event
  • Thermal Shop breaks ground on new $2.5M Hiawatha HQ
  • Iowa health insurers propose premium increases for ACA customers
  • Iowa universities see less research funding from federal gov’t
  • Sioux City man sentenced to jail, must make payments to animal rescue for abuse charge
  • Alliant Energy files rezoning application for proposed Morgan Valley Energy Center
  • 192-unit affordable housing complex among three new developments in Cedar Rapids
  • Judge: School bus driver fired for “frequent and egregious” use of cellphone while driving
    Judge: School bus driver fired for “frequent and egregious” use of cellphone while driving
  • Iowa unemployment rate holds at 3.2% in June
  • Muscatine earns achievement for financial reporting
  • Southwest Airlines to gear up new direct flight out of Des Moines
  • Crop-spraying helicopter crashes right outside Iowa City
  • Lone Tree man accused of patricide
  • New Virginia farmer anticipates more interest in local produce amid cyclospora outbreak
  • Tara Connolly becomes first woman leader of Iowa College Foundation
  • Data-center pause sparks push to expand Linn Cty board
    Data-center pause sparks push to expand Linn Cty board
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Quad-City Times

  • DeWitt United Methodist Church becomes permanent Midwest Mission collection site
  • Henry County works over crumbling road projects
  • Scattered showers and storms possible for weekend, hot weather persists

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AT THE MOVIES

  • They’re Ready for Their Closeups, Mr DeMinion: “Minions and Monsters,” and “Young Washington”
    They’re Ready for Their Closeups, Mr DeMinion: “Minions and Monsters,” and “Young Washington”
  • Kara Package: “Supergirl” and “Jackass: Best & Last”
    Kara Package: “Supergirl” and “Jackass: Best & Last”
  • Device and Conquer: “Toy Story 5,” “The Death of Robin Hood,” and “Leviticus”
    Device and Conquer: “Toy Story 5,” “The Death of Robin Hood,” and “Leviticus”
  • Closer Encounters: “Disclosure Day,” “Tuner,” and “Stop! That! Train!”
    Closer Encounters: “Disclosure Day,” “Tuner,” and “Stop! That! Train!”
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ILLINOIS

  • Unit 5 funds 138 capital projects over summer w sales tax
    Unit 5 funds 138 capital projects over summer w sales tax
  • Champaign Cty Salvation Army fundraises w Christmas in July event
  • UIUC students react to new foreign student visa guidelines
  • New law levels harsher penalties on certain Scott’s Law violators
  • Jury finds teen accused of stabbing multiple people in Urbana not guilty
  • Judge denies pretrial release for former cop accused of killing roommate
  • State House Speaker’s office knew of harassment claims against disgraced state Rep Benton years ago
  • Chicago’s top mayoral aides pull back on promise to make second half of pension advance in full
  • Gov JB Pritzker spends big in second fundraising quarter as Darren Bailey struggles to keep up
    Gov JB Pritzker spends big in second fundraising quarter as Darren Bailey struggles to keep up
  • Here’s what the ROAD to Housing Act means for Chicago
  • Chicago’s day of hazardous air quality
  • State’s unemployment stable in June at 5.1%
  • What teachers unions won’t tell you about the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit
  • Top Veterans Affairs official says “latest tech” in health-care records coming to Danville
  • Larry Bell to represent himself against allegations he shot a Peoria Cty deputy
  • Falling birth rates could worsen state’s declining public-school enrollment
  • Urbana community grocery store location finalized on Lincoln Avenue
    Urbana community grocery store location finalized on Lincoln Avenue
  • Grant helps Mercer Cty address rural homelessness
  • Knox Cty, Galesburg may expand public transportation
  • Rep Carol Ammons, husband plead not guilty to corruption charges
  • Statewide: The movement to divide Illinois
  • Trump budget proposal could threaten airline service at downstate airports
  • Freedom House opens new shelter for domestic abuse survivors in Kewanee
  • Woman’s death first fatal shooting by State Police this year. Were trooper’s actions justified?
  • Champaign first-responders complete joint school-shooting response-training
    Champaign first-responders complete joint school-shooting response-training
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Dispatch-Argus

  • DeWitt United Methodist Church becomes permanent Midwest Mission collection site
  • Henry County works over crumbling road projects
  • Scattered showers and storms possible for weekend, hot weather persists

WQAD TV8

  • US military launches new airstrikes to 'swiftly punish' Iran for deaths of US troops
  • Maquoketa residents protest proposed data center
  • Winning Powerball numbers for Saturday, July 18, 2026: Did anyone win the $526M jackpot?

Springfield Journal Register

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LOCAL

  • DAVENPORT CHIROPRACTOR ACCUSED OF LEAVING PATIENT PARALYZED SURRENDERS LICENSE
    DAVENPORT CHIROPRACTOR ACCUSED OF LEAVING PATIENT PARALYZED SURRENDERS LICENSE
  • Nominations sought for historic Iowa Women of Achievement
  • 2027 John Deere Classic set for 06/28–07/04
  • Taste of Mercado postponed because of possible storms
  • 2026 Xtream Rock Island Grand Prix event cancelled, will return in 2027
  • Case of cyclosporiasis in RICO likely contracted at Michigan farmers market
  • QC Storm announces 2026-27 home schedule
    QC Storm announces 2026-27 home schedule
  • IMEG awards scholarships to thirty engineering students for 2026-27 school year
  • Tara Connolly becomes first woman leader of Iowa College Foundation
  • Bettendorf School Dist to pay former Superint Dr Michelle Morse over $700K
  • IowaWORKS will host eastern Iowa success fair in Davenport 08/12
  • QC Latino Cinema Series débuts w films, fundraising, cultural celebration
  • QCCA EXPO CENTER GETS NEW NAME, UPGRADES; OTHERWISE, MISSION’S THE SAME
    QCCA EXPO CENTER GETS NEW NAME, UPGRADES; OTHERWISE, MISSION’S THE SAME

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  • New housing development aims to help homeless people in Davenport
  • QC Symphony, St Ambrose propose $24M music center
  • MidAmerican advises caution online amid scammers
  • IMEG, Rock Island, awards scholarships to engineering students
  • Rock Island Grand Prix canceled for 2026
  • Street Stock Challenge up next for Davenport Speedway
    Street Stock Challenge up next for Davenport Speedway
  • Four people arrested in Scott Cty in marijuana distribution case
  • Five QC residents sentenced to federal prison for fentanyl trafficking
  • East Moline man makes plea deal in Scott Cty human-trafficking case
  • Bettendorf Community School District names John Elkin its Interim Superint
  • Last Picture House to screen rare 35mm print of “The Odyssey”
  • OWNER OF ROCK ISLAND NURSING HOME FACES CHARGES OF HEALTH-CARE FRAUDMedicare assessment of St Anthony’s Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
    OWNER OF ROCK ISLAND NURSING HOME FACES CHARGES OF HEALTH-CARE FRAUD
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River Cities’ Reader

  • Genesius Guild's “Women's Festival,” July 25 through August 2
  • Countryside Community Theatre's “Mean Girls,” July 24 through August 2
  • “The Wizard of Oz: Youth Edition,” July 25 and 26

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Zerohedge.com

  • Iran's Reliance On China's Beidou Satellite System Is A Game-Changer In War With US
  • White DSA Member Inadvertently Exposes Socialist Playbook: "Secret Nazis" Are Fine If They Advance Agenda
  • Election Integrity: Is Representative Democracy A Foolish Fantasy?

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