Whatever the reason, Paul Pate split the baby and defended Iowa's Freedom of Information Act.
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Iowa GOP Chairman Jeff Kaufmann thinks you're stupid.
Gov. Kim Reynolds has a problem, and it resides in Topeka, Kansas.
Illinois Democrats have a problem.
Illinois gubernatorial hopeful Chris Kennedy is a man without a constituency, said one state official and prominent Democrat.
There's just something about quantum mechanics. If only I understood the math.
Ousted Muscatine Mayor Diana Broderson can still stick it to The Man or, in this instance, The Men. That's if she chooses to again seek office in November's election.
Rock Island County's top judge, Walter Braud, defended his move late last month to solicit donations from Rock Island Bar Association and its members for an attorneys' lounge at the Annex being added to that county's justice center.
Donald Trump is no tyrant-in-waiting regardless of how much the left tries to say otherwise. But the president's predilection for strong-men and their tactics demand rebuke from all members of Congress, including Sens. Chuck Grassley and Joni Ernst.
An elected official has two options when their mouth gets them into trouble: Own it and apologize or blame the media.
Friends of bride and groom Grace Markovich and Jack Dunn have organized a fundraiser for Younes Dayekh. He was severely injured in a crash in Davenport on Friday, where he was visiting to serve as an usher in the wedding.
Allegations of threatening and violent student behavior at Bettendorf came to light last week. The superintendent of Bettendorf Schools responded Monday.
New COVID-19 treatments at Genesis Health System and UnityPoint Health-Trinity are helping hospitalized patients and those with compromised immune systems.
Police found that one of the seagulls struck by the shovel received a broken wing and was no longer able to fly. It was later euthanized from the severity of its injuries.
Leah is a 13-year-old girl under Department of Children and Family Services care who lives in a psychiatric ward in a Chicago hospital.
The La Crosse convenience store chain is partnering with Coinsource to install Bitcoin ATMs at over 800 Kwik Trips in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Illinois and Iowa.
A clamp-down on Chicago teens’ access to a popular downtown park and a weekend curfew following the fatal shooting of a teenager has revived longstanding accusations that City Hall prioritizes the city’s sparkling lakefront and downtown over West and South side neighborhoods where hundreds have been killed or hurt by gun violence. Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot has tightened a citywide curfew for young people as part of an effort to combat violence and restricted access by unaccompanied minors to downtown Chicago’s Millennium Park. The changes followed the weekend shooting death of a 16-year-old boy. But activists and others worry that minority teens will bear the brunt of the crackdown and exacerbate tensions between police and minority communities.
Bob Steen could only stand and watch Monday afternoon as East Moline firefighters put out the fire that somehow started in the basement of the old Grace United Methodist Church building he purchased about five years ago.
One person was hospitalized with a gunshot wound to the chest during a shooting Saturday in East Moline at bar close, according to police.
Davenport police are investigating a two-vehicle crash that seriously injured two people, one of whom suffered life-threatening injuries
A former Cook County, Ill., man now living in Davenport and awaiting a July trial on drug charges was arrested Thursday by Davenport police on drug and weapons charges that include charges for a shooting early Tuesday in which two people were wounded, one seriously.
Hundreds of newly released court exhibits pull back the curtain on how the Rams left St. Louis.
WHAT WE KNOW: Orion took in 3 1/2 inches of rain on May 13.
Leah is a 13-year-old girl under Department of Children and Family Services care who lives in a psychiatric ward in a Chicago hospital.
Former Rock Island County board member Cecilia O'Brien is being remembered as a respected advocate for the county, organized labor and historic preservation, as well as a dedicated community volunteer.