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Moline is now offering yard waste carts to residents, giving them the option to forgo the hassle and expense of using lawn bags.
DES MOINES — State tax collections took a 9.1% plunge last month, but the decline was not because of the COVID-19 pandemic but rather a more a…
A medical institute’s projection that more than 1,300 Iowans will die as a result of the novel coronavirus is based on incomplete information,…
“There was never an attempt to deceive voters.”
“It’s time to get on with the work of the commission and to protect the rights of the people of Davenport.”
The coronavirus pandemic has caused some changes to how curbside trash and recycling are being handled in the Quad-Cities.
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Area cities are offering various forms of relief in an effort help those suffering from financial losses during the coronavirus pandemic.
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CAMBRIDGE — Meeting via teleconference Thursday, the Henry County Board approved an extension to the emergency disaster declaration that will …
CAMBRIDGE — Meeting via teleconference Thursday, the Henry County Board approved an extension to the emergency disaster declaration that will …
DES MOINES — Waiters, waitresses, bartenders, hotel employees and other workers in accommodation and food services industries who were idled b…
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Rock Island County health officials said today a man in his 60s has tested positive for COVID-19 and is the fourth official case in Rock Islan…
A drive through the grounds of the Rock Island Arsenal early Thursday afternoon revealed many empty parking lots.
A drive through the grounds of the Rock Island Arsenal early Thursday afternoon revealed many empty parking lots.
Numerous Hope Creek Care Center employees will receive bonuses to stay on until the facility transfers ownership to Aperion Care Inc.
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DES MOINES — Governors in Iowa and Illinois sought Monday to defend their policy decisions around the coronavirus, as the number of confirmed …
DES MOINES — Governors in Iowa and Illinois sought Monday to defend their policy decisions around the coronavirus, as the number of confirmed …
DES MOINES — Iowa has added another 15 positive cases of novel coronavirus, bringing the total to 105, according to officials with the state D…
DES MOINES — The COVID-19 pandemic that is forcing employees to work from home and school children to seek online instruction is shining a bri…
DES MOINES — The COVID-19 pandemic that is forcing employees to work from home and school children to seek online instruction is shining a bri…
