In-person early absentee voting has begun for the March 2 Scott County special school elections.
Organizers of the long-running Lenten fish fry at St. Alphonsus Catholic Church in Davenport weren't sure what to expect last week when they o…
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A man shot by a police officer Thursday night was identified Friday.
A Bettendorf attorney accused in 2018 of asking for sexual favors from his clients lost his license to practice Friday.Â