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Iowa Capital Dispatch

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Iowa universities seek approval for reduced-credit degrees, program eliminations

New, reduced-credit pathways to a degree are making their way to Iowa’s public universities with preliminary approval from their state governing body. The Iowa Board of Regents Academic Affairs Committee Wednesday recommended approval for the University of Iowa and University of Northern Iowa to establish bachelor of applied professional studies degrees, developed in deference to […]

Iowa · 14h

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Iowa City leaf vacuum schedule runs through Saturday

IOWA CITY, Iowa — Iowa City crews are scheduled to collect leaves in several zones from Tuesday through Saturday, Nov. 14. The schedule is subject to change. The city’s Leaf Vacuum Program began Oct. 26. Crews are expected to cover about one and a half to two zones each day during the first few weeks.

Iowa City, IA · 1d
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Water main break impacting homes in Solon, city says

SOLON, Iowa (KCRG) - The City of Solon said in a statement on Facebook a water main break is impacting homes on Tuesday. The water main break occurred on Sovers Street, impacting homes on Sovers and Marshek Court. Crews are on the scene working to get water service restored. An...

Solon, IA · 1d
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Local 4 WHBF

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Walcott Elementary School students honor QCA veterans with patriotic tribute

Are veterans were honored by students at Walcott Elementary School with singing and personalized cards and letters. Our Quad Cities News photojournalist Mike Colón takes a look at the patriotic tribute for the local heroes.

Walcott, IA · 1d

Iowa City Press-Citizen

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New Iowa City arts leader aims to connect, strengthen local groups

From live music to festivals and more, the arts make downtown Iowa City tick. For Hayley Crabb, that's why Iowa City feels like home, and she's focused on shaping the next chapter of its arts and culture scene. Crabb will serve as the first director of the Iowa City Arts Alliance, a position supported by the Iowa City Downtown District. The role is collaborative, connecting and championing the many arts organizations in Iowa City by working with arts nonprofits, for-profit arts organizations, the City of Iowa City, Think Iowa City, and other district partners. More: Nebraska Omaha prof. rejects Center for Intellectual Freedom offer Crabb currently is the Membership and Development Director at FilmScene and will transition into the new role on Feb. 1. “Like so many who find themselves in Iowa City, it’s the depth and breadth of the arts and cultural opportunities in this miraculous town that keep me rooted here,” Crabb said. “…Most importantly, the arts keep us connected. I’m honored and thrilled to focus the next chapter of my career on strengthening this incredible community of arts organizations and artists so even more of our residents and visitors connect through the arts here in Iowa City.”

Iowa City, IA · 1d

Iowa City Press-Citizen

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University of Iowa opens $12M dance building in former art museum

Nearly two decades after the 2008 flood severely damaged the University of Iowa Art Building, the renovated space has reopened as the new home of the Department of Dance. The $12 million renovation at 150 North Riverside Drive has been years in the making. More: Nebraska Omaha professor rejects Center for Intellectual Freedom offer The art building was one of 22 University of Iowa facilities overwhelmed by floodwaters in 2008. The university collaborated with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to design the Visual Arts Building across the street along Riverside Drive, which opened in 2016. “We’re just so excited for what this building is going to do, and it’s just an amazing addition to our arts campus,” University of Iowa President Barbara Wilson said during a ribbon-cutting on Sept. 24. “This is the rebirth of dance.” Construction began in 2025 and was funded by the university's Public-Private Partnership (P3) initiative, which uses funds from the university's partnership with ENGIE for strategic campus improvements. More: How Iowa City CSD plans to make $13.8M in budget cuts by March The dance department relocated from its previous space in Halsey Hall, providing a space better suited for students by addressing inadequate space

Iowa City, IA · 1d

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ICCSD board to consider administrator resignation during Tuesday's meeting

IOWA CITY, Iowa — The Iowa City Community School District’s school board is scheduled to consider an administrator’s resignation at its meeting Tuesday. The agenda lists a recommendation to approve the resignation “per mutual consent.” It does not identify the administrator or explain the circumstances.

Iowa City, IA · 2d

Daily Iowan

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ICCSD votes to sell two non-instructional properties

The Iowa City Community School District school board decided to sell two non-instructional properties, including the district’s Center for Innovation. The other property is land the district owns in southwest Iowa City. The decision comes after the school board discussed selling the administrative building during its Oct. 27 meeting...

Iowa City, IA · 1d

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Illinois 2027 health insurance: Enroll by Dec. 15 for Jan. 1 coverage

Rock Island County will have 2027 plans from Ambetter and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois. A low monthly premium does not always mean lower costs when you need medical care. Illinois residents who buy their own health insurance can now enroll in or change coverage for 2027 through Get...

Illinois · 1d

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Veterans Day Parade canceled

DAVENPORT, Iowa (KWQC) - The Veterans Day Parade set for Wednesday morning in downtown Davenport has been canceled. This is a developing story. KWQC will provide updates on-air and online.

Davenport, IA · 18h

Local 4 WHBF

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Rock Island to take ownership of vacant building

The City of Rock Island is taking ownership of a vacant downtown building after months of code compliance issues. Rock Island leaders hope to rehabilitate the property and find new use for it after the city council approved buying 1720 2nd Ave. for $1, plus closing costs. At different times, the building housed Chantilly Lace, […]

Rock Island, IL · 1d

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Davenport nurse accused of swapping Oxycodone with allergy pills, officials say

DAVENPORT, Iowa (KWQC) - A Davenport nurse is accused of swapping residents pain medication with allergy pills. While working as a nurse at Harmony Davenport, 55-year-old Anne L. Sutherland swapped three residents’ Oxycodone pills for Claritin pills, according to court documents. Court records show Sutherland cut a slit in...

Davenport, IA · 2d

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The Budget-Friendly Illinois Town Where Retirees Live Comfortably On Social Security Alone

Nobody put Kewanee, Illinois on a billboard, and honestly, that’s exactly why it’s still worth talking about. It’s the kind of town that rewards curiosity, and if you’re an Illinois resident who’s been quietly watching your expenses climb while your patience shrinks, this place deserves your full attention.

Kewanee, IL · 4d

94.1 KRNA

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All The Information You Need For Davenport Veteran's Day Parade

Davenport's Veteran's Parade celebrates those who signed up to sacrifice it all.

Davenport, IA · 1d

KWQC

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THC crackdown leaves Quad Cities retailers facing uncertain future

EAST MOLINE, Ill. (KWQC) - Popular THC drinks and over-the-counter gummies could soon disappear from grocery stores, gas stations and bars as new federal and Illinois restrictions take effect. The federal restrictions, set to take effect Dec. 11, will effectively ban the sale of most hemp-derived THC beverages nationwide. Illinois...

East Moline, IL · 1d

Local 4 WHBF

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MLK Jr. Reading Series will explore Davenport incident of injustice in 1943

The Martin Luther King Jr. Committee’s next Martin Luther King, Jr. Reading Series will explore the story of Charles and Ann Toney, who were denied service in Davenport in 1943, a news release says. The program will be held from 5:30-6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 18, at the Clinton Community College Library, 1000 Lincoln Blvd., Clinton. […]

Davenport, IA · 2d

KFIL Radio

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Festival Of Trees Kicks Off Holiday Season With A Winter Wonderland In Downtown Davenport

The Festival of Trees opens its doors at RiverCenter in downtown Davenport starting November 21st, marking 41 years of holiday magic.

Davenport, IA · 2d

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Unionized legal services staff protest planned Illinois layoffs

About two dozen people met Tuesday in downtown Moline to protest actions of Prairie State Legal Services (PSLS), which has proposed to cut 17 employees this Friday, Nov. 13. Union members, including unionized staff of PSLS’s office at 1515 5th Ave., Moline, carried signs, chanted, and encouraged motorists to honk at the intersection of 15th Street and 5th Avenue.

Moline, IL · 1d

Quad Cities Sports Network

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The Quad Cities Are Getting Decked Out for the Holidays! Here Are The 2026 Downtown Events

Downtown Bettendorf, Davenport, and Rock Island are teaming up for Deck the Downtowns, a holiday celebration kicking off November 18, 2026.

Bettendorf, IA · 19h

KWQC

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Geneseo 10th grader named latest ‘Beyond the Classroom’ honoree

GENESEO, Ill. (KWQC) -KWQC-TV6 and Purina have partnered for a monthly feature designed to highlight Quad Cities students on QCL who are making an impact in their communities outside of school. The initiative, called Beyond the Classroom, will recognize students in grades 5 through 12 who are involved in service...

Geneseo, IL · 1d