• Annie Wittenmyer housing project awarded $4.7M in state tax credits. . .
  • Nuclear Regulatory Commission discusses QC Generating Station safety at public meeting 05/14. . .
  • Iowa board upholds suspension for Alleman student behind deepfake videos of teachers. . .
  • Amazon marks milestone at Davenport delivery station. . .
  • Vet TalkX to help QC employers see advantages of hiring veterans 06/17. . .
RIVERMONT COLLEGIATE LOSES ACCREDITATION AFTER COMPLAINT OVER PROPOSED “NEUTRALITY POLICY”

RIVERMONT COLLEGIATE LOSES ACCREDITATION AFTER COMPLAINT OVER PROPOSED “NEUTRALITY POLICY”

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April, 2021

  • Local health depts pause administration of Johnson and Johnson COVID-19 vaccineWhat to watch for if you got the shotQuad Cities COVID-19 Coalition discusses pause of Johnson and Johnson vaccines
  • Essential workers get free pass to the Figge Art Museum now until 04/17
  • Postpartum Medicaid coverage for mothers extended from sixty days to twelve months
  • Burlington School Board sets $14.51 tax-levy, approves $80.5M budget
  • Dr Ngozi Ezike will give 2021 commencement Speech at Knox College
  • State Attorney General Kwame Raou reports office network “compromised”
    State Attorney General Kwame Raou reports office network “compromised”
  • ANAMARIA ROCHA ACCEPTS DIRECTORSHIP OF MERCADO ON FIFTHIllinois' Mercado on Fifth expanding to Iowa this summer
    ANAMARIA ROCHA ACCEPTS DIRECTORSHIP OF MERCADO ON FIFTH
  • Man says Sioux City officer violated his rights in high-speed chase
    Man says Sioux City officer violated his rights in high-speed chase
  • Optimism increases as pandemic restrictions eased, but Iowa small businesses still hampered by hiringNFIB Small Business Optimism Index
  • How to stay safe and legal under state’s new gun law
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