• Davenport’s Annual Halloween Parade returns to downtown 10/25. . .
  • Bettendorf discusses Superint search, how they paid off former Superint. . .
  • Former Superint’s settlement deal. . .
  • Small plane crashes near Geneseo. . .
  • Vehicle crashes into retaining wall outside Palmer College. . .
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Author: Michael Helke

  • Traffic study ranks Cedar Rapids second-deadliest city to drive in fall
  • St Ambrose U announces $6M investment in new baseball complex
  • Davenport approves setting aside up to $1M for homelessness plan
    Davenport approves setting aside up to $1M for homelessness plan
  • State erases $1.4B in medical debt for nearly 700K Illinoisans
    State erases $1.4B in medical debt for nearly 700K Illinoisans
  • U of Iowa receives foundation grant for business student-wellness initiative
  • Proposed federal rule requiring $70K fee for int’l student work program raises concerns at St Ambrose
  • WHAT TO KNOW AS EARLY VOTING BEGINS IN IOWA FOR 2026 GENERAL ELECTIONFind your Cty Auditors at this link
    WHAT TO KNOW AS EARLY VOTING BEGINS IN IOWA FOR 2026 GENERAL ELECTION
  • Davenport to phase in two-way travel on Fourth Street
  • WWII survivor Sol Nayman to discuss Soviet Holocaust in two QC presentations
  • Briar Cliff U releases campus comm member statement
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