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Bettendorf RotaryAs winter approaches, the Bettendorf Rotary Club is collecting blankets to help the homeless. -
Dennis Carr/FLICKR https://flickr.com/photos/postal67/3777339081/in/photolist-6KMRiT-6KMQmK-6KMJSB-6KMSc8-2dQBAqh-6KMQap-b5c8FK-rFUTna-6KMLL6-rrze8V-6KMNHx-atqZJx-okbzvM-atr3fX-6RnaJG-6KMLAB-6Rn2oS-attKwb-aMfLpx-atranX-atqNp2-attwVW-atqnV4-6KRW6h-6Rn1vE-attArd-atthLd-att5dU-aF9LSe-KLxe49-att8yE-aMfJSM-atsWdE-atqY7Z-atqL3k-atsVzU-atr8sn-atsyom-675pSh-attuKs-att1Fh-atszTo-6KRWGS-atqA6a-6Ri71g-6Ri13K-aMfJet-aF9HWg-atsYW5-atquNv/Dennis Carr/FLICKREven before the pandemic, Iowa had a housing crisis, but COVID-19 has just made it worse. That's according to Ericka Petersen, Assistant Litigation Director for Iowa Legal Aid.
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Sara Russell, a social studies teacher at Pleasant Valley High School in Bettendorf, won the award for outstanding teaching and making an impact on students. -
For the first time in 35 years, workers for John Deere have gone on strike. Members of the UAW set up picket lines early Thursday morning after negotiators Wednesday failed to agree on a new contract.
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The Quad Cities is preparing to welcome its first Afghan evacuee, more than a month after the last flight left Kabul.
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A new report details how the Democratic Party has lost voters over the last decade in mid-sized factory towns across the country.
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After rejecting a possible contract with the company, the UAW has set a strike deadline for Wednesday at midnight.
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The first African-American Male Summit in the Quad Cities will be held on Saturday, at the Rogalski Center at St. Ambrose University.
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Today, John Deere union workers will learn the details of a tentative contract before voting on Sunday.
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This month, people who live in the Quad Cities can help study plastic pollution in the Mississippi River. It's phase two of a study by the Mississippi River Cities and Town Initiative and its partners.
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Davenport families now have access to free legal services--at a local elementary school.
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The 12th annual Bushels for Hunger program is underway. Starting October 1st and through the end of January, farmers in Rock Island, Henry, and Mercer counties can donate grain to support the River Bend Foodbank.
