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Iowa Democratic House Leader Todd Prichard (D-Charles City) provides his take on the recently concluded legislative session and addresses school funding, election reform, the economy and more. -
Hundreds of bike riders will tour eastern Iowa and northwestern Illinois this weekend. The Quad Cities Bicycle Club will host the annual "Tour of the Mississippi River Valley," or TOMRV (tom-rahv) on Saturday and Sunday.
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This is Roald Tweet on Rock Island.When Henry R. Schoolcraft found the lake that was the source of the Mississippi River, it already had two names. The…
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Paul Embery, a British trade union activist, Labour Party member, and author of “Despised: Why the Modern Left Loathes the Working Class,” provides a perspective from across the pond that includes lessons for American politics.
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Moline residents can help the city decide how to spend its money from the American Rescue Plan. The city expects to receive 20.2 million dollars from Washington to help recover from the pandemic.
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Playcrafters Barn Theatre’s first production in 15 months, the new drama “Princeton’s Rage,” is personal for both its Quad-Cities playwright and director.
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This is Roald Tweet on Rock Island.Henry R. Schoolcraft's discovery of the source of the Mississippi River at Lake Itasca in northern Minnesota was…
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After missing last year because of the coronavirus, Quad Cities Museum Week is back.
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Even though their petition drive for a special election failed, Democrats in Scott County are still pleased with how many signatures they were able to collect in a very short time.
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A missing Davenport teenager has been found, but the investigation into her disappearance continues.
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A WVIK Intelligent Conversation featuring Michele Norris
College students Jasmine Babers and Mikhayla Hughes-Shaw sit down with young women from the Quad Cities and beyond for intimate conversations about young adulthood, touching on difficult topics such as mental health while also having some fun along the way.
Why COVID Killed Residents of an Illinois Veterans Home
Reapportionment Work Begins in Illinois
Moline Considers Alternatives to WIU
Reapportionment Work Begins in Illinois
Moline Considers Alternatives to WIU
Carolyn Martin interviews artists from all different genres and all over the Quad Cities about their work.
Talking Art with Erika Holshoe
Talking Art with Steve Banks
Talking Art with Marc Zyla
Talking Art with Erika Holshoe
Talking Art with Steve Banks
Talking Art with Marc Zyla
My Second Home on the Water
Bee Branch Creek Restoration
Acts of Courage
Bee Branch Creek Restoration
Acts of Courage
