QCA spring river flooding risk: What you need to know
As of Feb. 11, the Mississippi River in Rock Island, Illinois was measured at 4.60 feet. The historical normal stage is 5.20 ...
The Dispatch / The Rock Island Argus7h
Quad-Cities residents join nationwide 'Not My President's Day' protests
Dozens of people braved frigid February temperatures to protest actions by the Trump administration in front of the federal ...
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Quad-Cities residents protest Trump, Musk actions as part of 'Not My Presidents Day Rally'
Dozens of people braved frigid February temperatures to protest actions by the Trump administration in front of the federal ...
Quad-City Times4d
Road reconstruction, bridge replacements, new Emeis golf clubhouse. See what's planned for in Davenport's capital improvement plan
Davenport City Council held a workshop on its six-year capital improvement plan this week as the months-long process of ...
Quad-City Times4d
Early outlook says spring Mississippi River flood risk below normal for the Quad-Cities
The risk of Mississippi River flooding in the Quad-Cities this spring is below normal, according to an early forecast by the ...
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Davenport man arrested after high-speed chase in a stolen vehicle, police say
DAVENPORT, Iowa (KWQC) - A Davenport man was arrested Thursday night in Muscatine after police say he led police on a high-speed chase in a stolen vehicle. Daniel B. Mapel, 43, is charged with ...
The Dispatch / The Rock Island Argus6d
Davenport fire chief Mike Carlsten to retire
The city will start a formal search for the next Davenport fire chief immediately. Carlsten intends to remain with the city ...
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Davenport fire chief retiring after 32 years with department
DAVENPORT, Iowa (KWQC) - Davenport Fire Chief Mike Carlsten announced his retirement Wednesday. According to a media release, Carlsten plans to remain with the City of Davenport until at least July 1.
The Gazette4d
Despite new snow, Iowa experts predict ‘below normal’ spring flood risk
Rich Kinney, a warning coordination meteorologist with the National Weather Service Quad Cities, said the service considered ...
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Flooding reported on Scott Road in Sacramento County
DEER CREEK HAS OVERFLOWED AND EVEN MORE WET WEATHER IS ON THE WAY. THAT FLOODING WILL ONLY GET HIGHER. SO FOR MORE ON WHAT WE’RE EXPECTING, LET’S HEAD OVER NOW TO METEOROLOGIST DIRK VERDOORN.