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Making the case for a C02 pipeline...Making the case against a rail merger...A slight increase in COVID...A local newspaper gets a new owner...Serena Williams and Madison Keys advance...Sun and 85 today!

Three people are in custody for vandalism at Moline High School...Aledo's police chief is indicted for battery and official misconduct...Today's the first day to request an absentee ballot...The former Skelly station in Moline may bet landmark status...It'll be sunny and in the 80s through midweek :)

You can help Davenport design a new riverfront park...Commanche wants to know what you think about the propsed rail merger...Augustana prepares for the new football season...A mix of clouds and sun and 80 today...

Manufacturing's reputation...Spending ARPA money in Rock Island...A majority of IA kids have had the virus that causes COVID...Illinois has the highest per capita population of American Muslims...Partly sunny 82 today...maybe scattered rain tonight and tomorrow.

Sunny today after weekend rain...Moline celebrates 150 years...A new way farmers can donate surplus crops...

An uptick in COVID hospitalizations in IA...but cases are down...Moline School District moves relaunches ASPIRE...Lighting on the I-74 bridge is OK by boat captains...Knox-Galesburg Symphony gets a new HQ...Rain ending...it'll be pleasant, around 80 today!

- police solve a 28 year old disappearance,- polls are open in two QC area school districts,- and why some opioid settlement money should be used to help kids.

Jacob Rubashkin, reporter and analyst for Inside Elections, a nonpartisan newsletter, looks at the nationwide battle for control of Congress, and focuses in on key local races for Congress on both sides of the river, as well as Iowa and Illinois campaigns for Governor and the US Senate.

- voters says "yes" in two school districts,- the new and larger library in East Moline,- and tax rebates are on the way for Illinois residents.

Rebecca and Don talk with local Quad Citizen Donald Hinton about his new book