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  • United Way’s Day of Caring cleans up Youth Hope in Moline. . .
  • QC Votes Together offers bipartisan information. . .
  • Muscatine housing leader Charla Schafer recognized for expanding affordable housing. . .
DAVENPORT MAYOR JASON GORDON BREAKS TIE TO PERMIT SETTLEMENT W FORMER CITY ATTORNEY

DAVENPORT MAYOR JASON GORDON BREAKS TIE TO PERMIT SETTLEMENT W FORMER CITY ATTORNEY

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  • Audit reveals state agency paid staffing firm $78.5M for contractors not actively working
  • Mike Quigley says he’s “willing to risk the job to save the city” if elected mayor
  • New law to help provide opportunities to young voters
  • Students return to class in public schools posting poor results in reading, math, attendance
  • After six months in ICE detention, a Chicago tamale vendor rebuilds her life
  • Gov JB Pritzker tours storm damage, signs flood relief bill expanding local Chicago programs
    Gov JB Pritzker tours storm damage, signs flood relief bill expanding local Chicago programs
  • New law designed to reach trafficking victims at highway rest stops
  • State’s largest teachers union calls for special session to address funding issue
  • Chicago Bears say Hammond “sole focus” for new stadium
  • Rep Eric Sorensen participates in Peoria panel to discuss affordability concerns
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