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Cross-river tug to shut down Mississippi River for 35th year

The communities of LeClaire and Port Byron are gearing up for the 35th annual Tug Fest Aug. 11-13 on the Mississippi Riverfront. Since its founding...

Real Success with Nate Kaeding: Chad Pregracke with Living Lands & Waters

Chad Pregracke is the founder of Living Lands & Waters, an environmental non-profit that was established in 1998 and has grown to be the...

Red, White and Boom preparing to blast into QC

The annual Bi-State Red, White and Boom celebration is getting ready to explode onto the scene in downtown Davenport and Rock Island on July...

At last, I-74 Bridge pedestrian-bike path opens

Quad Citians are celebrating another significant milestone for the new I-74 Bridge: The Mississippi River crossing’s long-awaited pedestrian/bike path is open to foot and bike...

Davenport, LeClaire, Galena shine at Christmas

Mississippi River lovers who want to visit Midwest communities that know how to put the ho-ho-ho in holiday cheer should make a Christmastime stop...

Bettendorf proposes bridge to more Forest Grove growth

The new Interstate 74 Bridge across the Mississippi River receives the credit for the changing landscape of a reimagined downtown Bettendorf. However, a bridge of...

American Cruise Lines gets set to return to Davenport

American Cruise Lines, which began making stops in Davenport this year, is having a record-breaking year and looking forward to returning to the Quad...

Prioritize lock and dam upgrades — QC lawmakers

Members of Congress from the Quad Cities region joined several dozen congressional leaders Thursday in urging the Army Corps of Engineers to prioritize funding...

Yes,’We Made It!;” Savor it, QC

The new $1.2 billion Interstate 74 Bridge Quad Citians celebrated on Wednesday took decades to move from dream to reality, and it was built...

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