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The Quad-City Times and Dispatch-Argus are partnering with local faith and value based organizations to offer Quad-Citizens the ability to pra…
Throughout the coronavirus pandemic, we have seen inspiring stories of people in the Quad-Cities banding together to adapt and help one anothe…
Finally, a dose of sanity in the Davenport Civil Rights Commission fiasco.
Across the country, state governments have steadily ramped up their orders restricting the movement of people in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
At a time of emergency, there is always the unscrupulous at work.
Millions of Americans have seen their lives disrupted by the coronavirus pandemic. We’re watching the numbers of people infected steadily incr…
Americans who are home-bound have turned to the internet in ways never seen before.
As Quad-Citians hunker down, as we keep our distance to try to slow the spread of COVID-19, we all know the real heroes are outside our walls.
Illinois voters went to the polls last Tuesday in noticeably smaller numbers than four years ago.
Illinois voters went to the polls last Tuesday in noticeably smaller numbers than four years ago.
Illinois voters went to the polls last Tuesday in noticeably smaller numbers than four years ago.
These days, it may seem trivial to worry about how chickens and bees are kept in your city. But even with the coronavirus threat, it is import…
This is our moment.
On Tuesday, Illinois voters will go to the polls, and one of the most significant questions they’ll face in Rock Island County is whether to a…
Thumbs Up ... to the spring outlook for Mississippi River flooding in the Quad-Cities. OK, the probability that there will be major flooding i…
Quad-City public health officials said Monday there were no diagnosed cases of the novel coronavirus in this area.
About a week ago, the Bettendorf City Council unanimously backed a proposed tax increase in order to add a half dozen new firefighters.
The City of Davenport has finally taken the right step toward ending the fiasco at the civil rights commission.
Thumbs Up ... to the news that Skate Church, the skate ministry at The Center in Davenport's Hilltop Campus Village, will reopen. The popular …
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It’s been 305 days since the sand-filled HESCO barriers gave way, sending the Mississippi River surging into downtown Davenport where it displ…
Thumbs Up ... to Nestlé Purina, which plans to expand its dry pet food facilities in Clinton, investing $140 million and creating 60 new jobs.…
Nobody should have been surprised when Rod Blagojevich called himself a victim and a "political prisoner" last week.
Thumbs Up ... to Bob and Blenda Ontiveros, who continued their generosity to the Quad-Cities with a $1 million gift to Moline's Black Hawk Col…
The clock is ticking.
"If you move, I'll blow your (expletive) head off."
In another lawsuit, filed last week, the accusations made by former workers at the Glenwood Resource Center, the Iowa-based facility for peopl…
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