• Unionized legal services staff protest planned Illinois lay-offs. . .
  • Rock Island-Milan School Board waves rule, suspends principal, rejects YMCA agreement. . .
  • New Putnam Museum exhibit shares stories of QC Muslims. . .
  • Historical Swedish-language newspaper collections digitized, archived at Augustana College. . .
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Author: Michael Helke

  • Sioux City officials motion to have discrimination lawsuit dismissed
  • Senate begins budget action as property-tax, eminent-domain talks continue
  • Western Iowa Tech announces finalists for soon-to-be-vacant president spot
  • Elections forecaster shifts Iowa governor’s race in Rob Sand’s direction
  • South Shore Line extends service to Munster and Dyer
  • Speed limit on two-lane highways could increase under bill passed by House
  • TRUST SUES PALMER COLLEGE FOUNDATION FOR $1.85M, CLAIMS GRANT CONDITIONS NOT MET
    TRUST SUES PALMER COLLEGE FOUNDATION FOR $1.85M, CLAIMS GRANT CONDITIONS NOT MET
  • Chicagoans react to birthright citizenship case
  • Fired for job abandonment at Iowa State U, Asst Prof John Grundy wins jobless benefits
  • QC Chamber hosts Illinois legislative event 04/03
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