• QC Int’l Airport awarded $210K in infrastructure funding. . .
  • Moline Police Dept pausing Flock license-plate-reader contract. . .
  • Despite initial concerns, Bettendorf votes to move forward w annexation process. . .
  • QCA naturalization ceremony adds 72 new US citizens. . .
  • QC River Bandits take home 2026 Midwest League Champions crown. . .
  • Pitcher David Shields named 2026 Midwest League Pitcher of the Year. . .
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  • Davenport official “had no idea” what masons were working on 324 Main St before collapse
    Davenport official “had no idea” what masons were working on 324 Main St before collapse
  • CCHS Class of 1970 awards two scholarships
    CCHS Class of 1970 awards two scholarships
  • As utility bills climb, lawmakers fail to address what some call a crisis
  • Baby-food safety, press freedom, public-defender measures will head to Gov JB Pritzker
  • Iowa has nation’s lowest level of unemployment claims
  • Danville City Council passes anti-public camping ordinance
  • Wallace’s Garden Center reopens after fire; firefighter fully recovered
  • Illinois seventh among states w biggest increase in unemployment claims
  • Suburbs welcoming data centers say they’ll benefit their communities
  • New Boston’s “tight-knit”‘ community helping each other w storm clean-up after tornado
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