• Bettendorf dad Anthony Duran uses 3D printer to mobility trainers for local children in need. . .
  • Anthony Duran’s Little Wheels, Big Dreams page. . .
  • QC Comm Foundation awards nine operational grants. . .
  • UnityPoint Health — Trinity honored nationally for heart-attack care, again. . .
ARCONIC FOUNDATION, UNDUE MEDICAL DEBT ELIMINATE $3.5M IN MEDICAL DEBT IN QC

ARCONIC FOUNDATION, UNDUE MEDICAL DEBT ELIMINATE $3.5M IN MEDICAL DEBT IN QC

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IOWA

  • Researchers say farmers want to grow more than corn and soybeans. A new report has some ideas
    Researchers say farmers want to grow more than corn and soybeans. A new report has some ideas
  • Des Moines man convicted of intentionally hitting geese w vehicle
  • Culver’s in LeClaire to hold grand opening 08/10
  • Metro e-bike, e-scooter injuries on rise — and boy, do they hurt
  • HNI Corp named one of America’s best companies
  • Jefferson police officer shoots suspect, suspect stabs officer in face, suspect dies
  • Experts say reverse osmosis may be effective but isn’t a solution for everyone
  • Former Bondurant principal accused of being drunk at school faces state ethics case
  • RAGBRAI riders complete their 2026 journey in Dubuque
    RAGBRAI riders complete their 2026 journey in Dubuque
  • Graeber-Rowe American Legion Post gets re-opening
  • Iowa sales tax holiday 08/07-08
  • Dem candidates focus on ag future at Iowa Farmers Union forum
  • Iowa 2026’s third-best state for health-care
  • Retired Iowa State Prof wins $2.2M in equal-pay lawsuit
  • Democrat Rob Sand calls for social-media age-limit in kids’ tech-safety plan
  • Iowa Dems lose first-in-nation primary status
  • Iowa Assoc of Business and Industry’s survey: Employers to invest in their businesses
    Iowa Assoc of Business and Industry’s survey: Employers to invest in their businesses
  • MercyOne honored by American Heart Assoc
  • Two Iowa men indicted on Ponzi scheme charges
  • I-80 Cafe temporarily closed
  • Muscatine names Nick Gow as Recreation and Parks Dir
  • Iowa’s newest rock-climbing destination takes climbers to new heights
  • New central Iowa housing development aims to tackle state’s small-town housing crisis
  • Sioux City Railroad Museum to host Christmas in July
  • MUSCATINE COUNCIL REJECTS BUILDING APPEALS AFTER PARTIAL COLLAPSE

    Muscatine Mayor Brad Bark, City Admin Matthew Mardesen, and Asst City Admin and Police Chief Anthony Kies

    MUSCATINE COUNCIL REJECTS BUILDING APPEALS AFTER PARTIAL COLLAPSE
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Quad-City Times

  • High-fives, hills and Ho Hos: What kept Bix 7 runners going
  • Quad-Cities birth announcements for Sunday, July 26, 2026
  • Bix medical tent treats 43; MEDIC responds to 23 calls on course

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AT THE MOVIES

  • Greece Lightning: “The Odyssey”
    Greece Lightning: “The Odyssey”
  • Hawk and Piña and Joe and Angie: “The Invite,” “Evil Dead Burn,” “Gail Daughtry & the Celebrity Sex Pass,” and “Moana”
    Hawk and Piña and Joe and Angie: “The Invite,” “Evil Dead Burn,” “Gail Daughtry & the Celebrity Sex Pass,” and “Moana”
  • 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”
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ILLINOIS

  • Illinois State U College of Engineering to open new campus, ready to build future
    Illinois State U College of Engineering to open new campus, ready to build future
  • Registration open for Floatzilla paddlers
  • State delays rules to limit AI use in employment decisions
  • Galesburg grant helps All-Stars Sports Academy purchase property
  • Collin Corbett playing long game in Gov’s race as longshot independent
  • Whitney’s Walk continues to raise money for suicide-prevention efforts
  • Seven hours, eight arrests, nine guns: Springfield Police detail busy weekend shift
  • Judge blocks state from offering tuition to undocumented immigrants
  • United Airlines plans to bring flights to Willard Airport face further delays
    United Airlines plans to bring flights to Willard Airport face further delays
  • Proposed toll hikes would cost drivers $17B in next fifteen years
  • Naperville reigns as “retail mecca,” producing $5.7B in sales last year
  • Illinois State U Trustee’s approve Nat’l Pan-Hellenic Council plaza
  • State sees 16% drop in SNAP enrollment one year after food program overhaul
  • State to lay off hundreds at troubled southern Illinois mental-health facility
  • Hawthorne Race Course in SW suburban Stickney to close after 135 years, according to multiple reports
  • State Dems’ single-party rule, diminished GOP may shield Springfield from Benton scandal reforms
  • At Joliet prison, desperate men set themselves on fire
    At Joliet prison, desperate men set themselves on fire
  • Chicago at peak improv, w iO Fest and TJ & Dave returning
  • Pullman will celebrate 100th anniversary of Metra Electric line
  • Lawsuit aims to block state’s first-in-US crypto transaction tax
  • Legislative Ethics Commission votes unanimously to release Benton report
  • County shorts Chicago Public Schools $250M due to property-tax collection issues
  • Illinois among dozens of states to sue Trump admin after it put conditions on receiving disaster funding
  • Chaotic, crowded Chicago immigration mega court hearings are fueling record deportation orders
  • Illinois State U board authorizes $600M operating budget for 2027 fiscal year
    Illinois State U board authorizes $600M operating budget for 2027 fiscal year
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Dispatch-Argus

  • High-fives, hills and Ho Hos: What kept Bix 7 runners going
  • Bix medical tent treats 43; MEDIC responds to 23 calls on course
  • Meet some of the runners of the 2026 Quad-City Times Bix 7

WQAD TV8

  • 'I hear you need a kidney': Fan saves life of longtime Ohio sports announcer with paired donation
  • Thousands of T-Mobile customers across US report outage
  • Prescription drug recall: Papaverine injection possibly contaminated with glass and other matter

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LOCAL

  • GROUP O ANNOUNCES EXEC LEADERSHIP CHANGES
    GROUP O ANNOUNCES EXEC LEADERSHIP CHANGES
  • YWCA Quad Cities expands preschool program
  • Illinois, Iowa offering back-to-school sales tax holidays
  • QC unemployment stays flat at 4.5% in June
  • Nominations open for 39th annual Rock Island Citizen of the Year Awards
  • Davenport man arrested for attempted murder following early 07/27 shooting
  • Bettendorf men charged w alleged vandalism, including arson, at Kiwanis Park
    Bettendorf men charged w alleged vandalism, including arson, at Kiwanis Park
  • Country Style Ice Cream opens second location in Bettendorf
  • BankOrion opens new branch in Aledo
  • Bettendorf School Board hears public reaction to recent Superint moves
  • Proposed Coal Valley sports complex draws concerns from neighbors
  • Rock Island LGBTQ+ community center in urgent need of more funding
  • SILVIS COMMISSION HOLDS ETHICS HEARING FOLLOWING FORMER ALD CRAIG PIRMANN’S RESIGNATION
    SILVIS COMMISSION HOLDS ETHICS HEARING FOLLOWING FORMER ALD CRAIG PIRMANN’S RESIGNATION
  • United Way QC planning for Day of Caring 09/10
  • MercyOne honored by American Heart Assoc
  • Geifman Group buys former Quad-City Times building in Davenport
  • RICO Sheriff’s Office investigates multi-vehicle crash
  • Rock Island Arsenal Museum social-media account to deactivate
  • Autism, veteran orgs to benefit at Backyard Classic in Bettendorf
    Autism, veteran orgs to benefit at Backyard Classic in Bettendorf
  • Davenport family to host eighth-annual gun violence-prevention walk
  • California Burritos in Davenport to relocateHabanero's, too
  • Silvis set to welcome three new businesses
  • Bettendorf offers Citizen Academy
  • Chick-fil-A warns cyberattack may have exposed customer data in Iowa, other states
  • House passes bill led by Rep Mariannette Miller-Meeks to increase transparency on projects
    House passes bill led by Rep Mariannette Miller-Meeks to increase transparency on projects
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River Cities’ Reader

  • He Unsaid, She Unsaid: “Motor City,” “Hadestown: The Musical,” and “Her Private Hell”
  • Exhilarating Depression: “Bonnie & Clyde,” through August 2 at the Clinton Area Showboat Theatre
  • On Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, We Wear Pink: Countryside Community Theatre's “Mean Girls,” at the North Scott High School Fine Arts Auditorium through August 2

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Zerohedge.com

  • Erdogan's Ottoman Gambit: Turkey Prepares For New Regional Order
  • Kazakhstan Restarts CPC Oil Exports After Week-Long Black Sea Shutdown
  • The 'Southern Front' Of The Ukrainian Conflict Is Heating Up

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