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Scott County reports hepatitis case
A worker at a Davenport McDonalds has been diagnosed with the infectious Hepatitis A, but health department officials do not believe customers are at risk.
Mill Creek Parkway opening delayed
Clinton’s Mill Creek Parkway between 2nd Avenue South and North 18th Street will not reopen later this afternoon as originally expected. It is now set to reopen at 8 a.m. Thursday. Traffic will be detoured through 2nd Avenue South and 18th Street. Commuters are advised to use alternate routes.
U of Iowa professor accused of fondling reported missing
IOWA CITY — A University of Iowa professor accused of asking to fondle female students in exchange for higher grades is missing.
Iowa 22 near Muscatine to reopen
The flood-damaged section of Iowa 22 near the Cedar River in Muscatine County between Iowa 70 and county road X-43 will reopen at noon, according to the Iowa Department of Transportation.
Morning update: Q-C in a fog
Good morning, Quad-Cities to another foggy morning. At 6 a.m. it’s 64 degrees. For your morning commute expect patchy fog with visibilities of a half mile or less especially in river valleys and other low lying areas until 9 a.m. Otherwise, it will be mostly sunny with a high near 85 degrees. Tonight will be partly cloudy with a low around 63 degrees, according to the National Weather Service.
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Bettendorf approves $13.8 million loan to finance events center
As the $20 million Bettendorf event center continues to take shape, Bettendorf city officials took some key moves Tuesday toward cementing the deal for the icon-in-progress.
Vote: Help us pick a new comic!
As regular readers of “For Better or For Worse” are well aware, the long-running comic strip is building toward a much-anticipated event, the marriage of the Elizabeth Patterson and Anthony Caine characters.
Illinois agencies hope for the best
Rozanne Robinson hopes to make a fresh start with the support of several Illinois Quad-City social service agencies.
Gambling addiction treatment provider closes
An agency that provided treatment for problem gamblers in nine eastern Iowa counties, including Clinton and Scott, was abruptly shut down at the end of July after the state withdrew funding and canceled its contract.
Blackhawk Hotel renovation wins state historic tax credits
Davenport was the big winner in a lottery held to determine which renovation projects statewide will receive state historic tax credits from the Iowa Department of Cultural Affairs.
Flood cleanup totals starting to add up
Some things lost in the floods and wind storm earlier this summer, such as towering oaks, just can’t wear a price tag.
EPA wants larger nonattainment area for Q-C
The federal Environmental Protection Agency wants to declare a much larger portion of the Quad-Cites region in nonattainment for fine particle air pollution, but Iowa officials say they will ask for a delay to make a case against it.
Wilton Founder’s Day parade begins Friday
WILTON, Iowa — The 28th annual Wilton Founders’ Day will be a parade of fun, with festivities beginning Friday and running through Sunday.
Home invasion charge filed in Mercer County case
ALEDO, Ill. — Bond has been set at $150,000 for a rural Aledo man facing a Class X felony charge of home invasion.
East Moline police arrest 4th suspect in robbery after 2-hour standoff
East Moline police had a two-hour standoff Monday with a fourth suspect wanted in connection with the robbery of a pizza delivery man last week in Rock Island.
Pair of change orders may signal end of jail renovation
The Scott County Board of Supervisors heard the end is near Tuesday.
Columbus School District back on federal watch list
COLUMBUS JCT., Iowa — After a one-year absence, the Columbus School District is back on a federal watch list for failing to meet student proficiency goals in reading and math.
River Run to receive up to $2.8 million TIF
LeCLAIRE, Iowa — LeClaire city officials preliminarily approved $2.8 million in tax increment financing, or TIF, rebates over a 13-year period for the River Run commercial development on Canal Shore Drive.
Gas leak forces evacuations in Bettendorf
A natural gas leak has forced the evacuation of 47 homes in the area of Sunburst Drive in Bettendorf.
Taco benefit helps with medical expenses
A taco dinner benefit for Aaron Krakliow, infant son of Stephanie Scritchfield, East Moline, and Calvin R.B. Krakliow, Rock Island, will be 1-6 p.m. Saturday at VFW Post 2153, 1721 7th St., Moline.
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