• UAW Deere members reject contract extension offer. . .
  • Letter reveals Moline City Admin Bob Vitas left office owing to allegations of “inappropriate behavior”. . .
  • Augustana College welcomes Class of 2030. . .
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Author: Michael Helke

  • Hinton school bond addresses aging infrastructure
  • Public, private, homeschool all used in family’s education quest
  • “No Kings” protests draw crowds across eastern Iowa
  • Evanston has doled out millions in housing reparations — but ownership remains out of reach
  • State one step closer to keeping invasive carp out of the Great Lakes
    State one step closer to keeping invasive carp out of the Great Lakes
  • Chicago loosens granny flat rules, still lags California
  • Mercer Cty deputy charged w DUI reaches plea deal
  • Chicago’s massive No Kings March stretches two miles through Loop
  • MOLINE’S RIVER DRIVE RECEIVING $1M IN STATE FUNDING
    MOLINE’S RIVER DRIVE RECEIVING $1M IN STATE FUNDING
  • To stand up to ICE agents, some Chicagoans are arming themselves w whistles
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