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Joe McGraw, left, and Scott Crowl are running in the 17th Congressional District Republican primary March 19. The winner will face Democrat Eric Sorensen in November.
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In this episode, we delve into the state of Rock Island's progress and plans for the future.
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The mayor of Rock Island has chosen a candidate to fill a vacant city council seat.
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The city of Bettendorf is planning for its population to continue growing in the next twenty years.
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GovernmentIllinois Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi talks about his role as Ranking Member on the House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party.
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Mayor Mike Thoms hopes lawmakers will keep Rock Island in mind when making budget and grant decisions this year.
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The city of Davenport is asking a judge if it needs to release a letter from former chief administrator Corri Spiegel.
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GovernmentDemocratic State Auditor Rob Sand said Thursday a law passed last year to limit his authority has allowed a state agency to keep him from viewing key documents, and he warned that a new bill advanced this week by Republicans in the Iowa Senate would further hamstring his ability to root out government waste, fraud and abuse.
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Davenport is limiting public comments at its city council meetings, starting next week.
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Illinois Governor JB Pritzker visited the Aldridge Early Learning Center in East Moline Tuesday morning.
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Campaigns & ElectionsPatrick Ruffini, Republican pollster and co-founder of Echelon Insights, talks about his new book, Party of the People Inside the Multiracial Populist Coalition Remaking the GOP, including the causes of working class voters shifting to the Republicans, key insights into the educational divide, the interplay of culture, class and race, and much more.
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EnvironmentPeople who enjoy fishing on the Upper Mississippi River are concerned about pelicans -- and the huge amount of fish they eat. A group of fishermen started a pelican petition to request a study about the nesting colonies north of the Quad Cities.