• QC honored for hosting student aviation event this spring. . .
  • Democrats gain ground in RICO despite lower voter turn-out. . .
  • Davenport nurse accused of swapping Oxycodone w allergy pills. . .
  • Australian filmmaker Terry Masear brings inspiring hummingbird tale to Davenport 11/15. . .
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  • President of Carle BroMenn, Carle Eureka to retire in 2026
    President of Carle BroMenn, Carle Eureka to retire in 2026
  • Criminal-records relief clinic to be held at Peoria library
  • Southwest Side residents frustrated after repeat flooding
  • Mail-in voting ban could affect ⅓ of voters in Tazewell Cty, official says
  • New director introduced at Lincoln’s ChalleNGe Academy
  • Rep Ray LaHood launches voter initiative to change district maps
  • Superint Mark Jontry to retire from Regional Education Office N° 17
  • Woodford Cty back to square one on hiring first IT technician
  • Veterans sue VA over denied education benefits
  • New state law guarantees immigrant students access to public education
    New state law guarantees immigrant students access to public education
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