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- the Mississippi River is nearing flood stage,- work begins on the new Riverside Family Aquatic Center in Moline,- and the Illinois economy continues to grow, but slowly.

- lane closures begin on John Deere Road,- tuition may go up for the Eastern Iowa Community Colleges,- and flood warnings for Dubuque and Burlington.

- flood warnings for Dubuque to Burlington,- a final vote on Bettendorf's new budget,- and the Niabi Zoo opens for the season.

Ruy Teixiera, co-founder of the Liberal Patriot newsletter and Senior Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, talks about the Democratic Party’s problems with working class voters, Republicans as the new working class party, the intersection between class and culture, and much more.

- in the QC, moderate flooding on Saturday, and major flood stage early next week,- progress in Davenport reducing gun violance,- and Augustana College practices its emergency response.

- the Mississippi River is rising to "major flood stage,"- Door Dashers will lobby in Springfield,- and Government Bridge is closed to vehicle traffic, but open to bikes, pedestrians, and trains.

Listen to the conversation here with composer William Campbell about the catalyst behind this concept album of contemporary classical music, the art of composition, and his future plans as he transitions away from his long-time position as Professor of Music at St. Ambrose University to concentrate on composing film scores and concert music.

River Way Stories with Kathy Wine