Alert Top Story Spotlight Quad-Cities business news New Italian cuisine restaurant, Coya's Cafe moving, tattoo and art studio grand opening, and more Quad-Cities business news LAURA YEATER May 11, 2026 41 mins ago 0 Back to the story Some features on this page require cookie consent to load. Please update your cookie preferences to continue × Update settings to continue… Please try the following steps to enable. Open FireFox Settings → Privacy & Security → Website Privacy Preferences Make sure "Tell websites not to sell or share my data" is not checked. Make sure "Send websites a Do Not Track request" is not checked. Open Chrome Settings → Privacy & Security → Third-party cookies Under Advanced, make sure "Do Not Track " is disabled. Open Edge Settings → Privacy, search, and services Under Privacy, make sure "Send Do Not Track" requests is not enabled Open Cookies and Site Permissions → Manage and delete cookies and site data Make sure "Block third-party cookies" is not enabled Open your browser settings and make sure "Do Not Track " is disabled. Open your cookie preferences. Make sure "Analytics" is toggled ON.Click Save Most Popular Moline man arrested for allegedly possessing child sex abuse materials UPDATE: Eight in ICE custody after Davenport arrests; restaurant incident detailed DeWitt teen accused of sexual abuse of a 12-year-old girl Coya's Cafe's last day on Fourth Avenue is Tuesday, before moving to Avenue of the Cities Willard Elementary selects interim principal for next year Promotions Go to our 2024 election page and learn more about the local races and issues you care most about! John Deere Classic Hopper Ticket Giveaway View All
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