Democratic congressional nominee Dave Dawson will hold a public town hall in Council Bluffs on Sept. 26 as part of a 12-county tour ahead of the November election.
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Zach Lutmer never got an offer from Northern Iowa, but there’s a different reason the Hawkeyes defensive leader has some playful “beef” with the Panthers.
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“You name it; he can do it.” Hank Brown’s confidence in Tony Diaz showed during Iowa’s win over Iowa State.
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Saturday’s Iowa-UNI game will carry special meaning as both programs remember late Panthers tight end and Iowa City High alum Parker Sutherland.
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Relive Iowa volleyball's 3-0 sweep of Drake with photos and postgame reaction from players and coaches.
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Iowa can finish its nonconference schedule unbeaten Saturday, while Northern Iowa is chasing its first FBS victory since 2016.
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The Iowa volleyball team defeated Drake 3-0 at Xtream Arena in Coralville on Wednesday night. See photos from the Hawkeyes' win.🏐
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A man was taken to a local hospital after being struck by a vehicle on Wednesday night in Moline. The Moline Police Department said in a news release that officers responded to a traffic crash involving a pedestrian in the 3500 block of the Avenue of the Cities around 11:40 p.m. on Sept. 17. Moline police said a 48-year-old woman was traveling eastbound on Avenue of the Cities in a silver 2012 ...
If there's such a thing as a green thumb, Chris Rice was almost certainly born with one. Maybe two. At his home in Rock Island, Rice has 77 pawpaw trees growing in his backyard and the adjacent lots next door. He bought those to expand his orchard, which has 65 varieties of fruit trees. © 2026 Quad City Times, Davenport, Iowa. Visit www.qctimes.com. Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC. ...
A person died after being hit by a train in Davenport late Thursday evening. Around 8:08 p.m., Davenport police said in a news release that officers, Davenport fire and Medic EMS responded to the intersection of West Fifth and Warren Street to a report of a train striking a pedestrian. Davenport police said an eastbound train struck the person on the railroad tracks, and the victim was ...
One of two Davenport men charged with attempted murder and weapons offenses in connection with a 2025 shooting incident that wounded a bystander has entered guilty pleas, while the other tendered a memorandum of a plea agreement for a judge’s consideration. Johntarrius Anthony Thorpe, 22, pleaded guilty to Class C felony reckless discharge of a firearm causing serious injury, and the lesser ...
It's the season of the witch, and a new downtown candle shop is ready to celebrate. Candle Witch Company at 1421 5th Avenue in Moline is owned by mother-daughter pair Dani Jones and Hannah Rosenbaum. Jones originally started the business years ago in Kentucky, but things came to a halt during the pandemic. In the meantime, the family moved to the Quad-Cities, and Jones slowly started getting ...
Head Start, SAL Community Services and Project NOW leaders gathered in Rock Island on Thursday to oppose proposed federal changes that could significantly affect Head Start programs. On Aug. 7, the Department of Health and Human Services said the proposal "restores flexibility to programs to meet local needs, reduces regulatory burden and administrative costs, and aims to increase available ...
Greg Garing, the experienced country singer who has sang with stars like Lucinda Williams and Jimmy Martin, will perform in Davenport in October. The Pennsylvania-born Garing got his start playing fiddle. In the 1990s, he began performing in Nashville at country clubs, where Williams joined him. He later relocated to New York, where he sang, played guitar and played fiddle for years, including ...
The Iowa Commission for the Blind has faced controversy over a proposed 2028 budget that would result in nearly a 50% increase. The board voted on Sept. 8 to shoot down a FY2028 budget proposed by Iowa Department of the Blind Director Stacy Cervenka, which included a $1,580,593 increase in state general fund appropriations. The majority of the proposed budget was allocated to personnel and ...
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