• Volunteers in the QC goes a little somethin’ like this. . .
  • 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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  • Tap water study finds nitrate levels can vary widely across neighborhoods — even in the same city
  • State audit finds child protection agency made progress, but was still noncompliant w 2020 law
  • Law to fine drivers sitting idle near O’Hare back in motion
  • Eastern Illinois U offering voluntary separation program to staff for second straight year
  • Regulators propose expansion to self-exclusion program for compulsive gamblers
  • ComEd customers pay billions to keep lights on during storms. Will it be enough?
    ComEd customers pay billions to keep lights on during storms. Will it be enough?
  • Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson fires back at Trump after violence claims
  • Travelers flocked to “Middle of Everything” last year, generating over $88B in economic impact
  • How did a native Chicago plant disappear forever?
  • State hospitals to lose billions through Medicaid policy changeKFF study
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