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North Cedar's Kelly Proesch clears the hurdle in the girls 2A shuttle hurdle relay, Saturday, May 19, 2018, during the final day of the high school boys and girls state track championships held at Drake Stadium in Des Moines. The…

A Davenport woman came up with a nifty anniversary present for her husband last week.

A good Friday to all. Got one foot out the door and can't wait to start taking advantage of the long Memorial Day weekend? Here's a forecast from the National Weather Service worth celebrating.

Members of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the Quad-Cities have voted for their church to become the area's first sanctuary congregation for immigrants fighting deportation.

Iowa Democratic gubernatorial candidate Andrea “Andy” McGuire mingled with supporters Thursday at Baked in the Village of East Davenport, touting her campaign message of education and health care.

Meat producers across the world recognized Norman Rich as "the catalyst that started" what the turkey industry is today, according to his brother, Martin Rich.

Thanks, in part, to the addition of 2,700 jobs, unemployment fell again last month in the Quad-Cities.

Quad-City area musicians will pay tribute Saturday to Joe Nobiling, who died May 19 at age 66, six weeks after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.

Construction of the new Interstate 74 bridge over the Mississippi River could make this the year of the cat — the Channel Cat, that is.

Max Preslar was sitting beside his elderly mother’s hospital bed Thursday morning in Davenport when he got word that his storage unit in Milan was on fire.