• 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

  • Federal judge sides w Kalshi, blocks new rules on prediction markets
  • Habitat restoration talk planned 10/19 in Normal
    Habitat restoration talk planned 10/19 in Normal
  • Turning Point USA event to be held at U of Iowa
  • Visit Quad Cities receives grants for local tourism efforts
  • City Council Finance committee backs $261M mass settlement in seventeen wrongful-murder convictions
  • FORMER WONDER BREAD FACTORY SET UP TO FALL
    FORMER WONDER BREAD FACTORY SET UP TO FALL
  • State fairs attracted over one million visitors for second year in row
  • Scooter-share company Lime could be pushed out of Chicago under city’s Divvy expansion proposal
  • Hearing Care Services opens new Davenport office
  • Mahomet ends talks w data-center developer after community backlash
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