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Courthouse demolition, Mr. Thanksgiving returns, and experts weigh in on Deere and the UAW.

Farah Stockman, editorial board member of the New York Times and Pulitzer Prize winner, talks about her new book American Made: What Happens to People When Work Disappears. She follows the lives of three people from the Heartland who are thrown out of work after a factory shuts down to go overseas. But her personal journey described in the book is just as interesting as she reassesses her views on globalization, the importance of factories, the working class, and blue collar support for Trump.

The Cities - Pgm #1150

Don Wooten and Rebecca Wee talk with Kirsten Day

"Pollutants as Resources" by Norm Moline

Iowa vaccination rates, rural emergency service funding, and an indictment of a police officer for unreasonable force.

John Deere's third proposed contract, COVID update, and Cindy Axne's re-election campaign.

On Midwest Week, Scott County probably needs a new juvenile detention center, the question is how big should it be.

The Cities - Pgm #1151

John Deere workers accept a new contract, reduced taxes for Moline residents, and Neil Anderson announces his run for re-election.