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A car, belonging to a man reported missing two months ago in East Moline, has been found by divers in the Mississippi River.
People in Scott County may have trouble calling 911 from their landline phones due to an outage.
The Quad City Storm has a new head coach for the second time in its history.
By: Rachel Duckett
Some Davenport high school students will soon have most of their college tuition paid for, thanks to a donation from the John Deere Foundation.
By: Rachel Duckett
Students who do well at a local college preparatory school will now have guaranteed admission to Augustana College once they graduate.
By: Rachel Duckett
John Deere will pay over $1 million in back wages to some Black and Hispanic job applicants.
By: Rachel Duckett
Living Lands and Waters will hold this year's Barge Party at its new headquarters on Thursday.
By: Rachel Duckett
A teacher in Dubuque accused of having a sexual relationship with a student was found dead by police this week.
Residents may notice some new public art installations around the Quad Cities this month.
By: Rachel Duckett
Milton Avery (American, 1885 - 1965), Red and Green umbrellas, 1940, oil on canvas, 34 x 54 inches, Gift of Linda and J. Randolph Lewis
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