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Three athletes from the Quad Cities signed their national letter of intent to play sports at the next level.

Princeton defeated Chicago King 34-16 to advance to the quarterfinals in high school football.

Palmer College Women’s Rugby team was established in 2004 and has become a regular powerhouse in the Midwest.

Palmer College women’s and men’s rugby teams won their respective league championships.

Iowa Women’s Basketball enters a new era of the program after its transformation in the offseason. The Hawkeyes head into the 2024 season without Caitlin Clark, Kate Martin, Gabbie Marshall, and former head coach Lisa Bluder.

The Federal Reserve has cut rates by half a point for the first time since COVID. This means people can get lower rates on your auto loans, credit cards, and mortgage rates. As of now, home buyers could get even a little more help as a result of the Fed’s actions.

North Scott High School is trying to help fill the welding and machinery pipeline by offering a program and an expanded facility.

Planting Books - Seeds 4 A Better Future is a charitable organization that works to support literacy in the Quad Cities.

The Davenport Community School District has been working with the city on a major project to the Brady Street Stadium complex including a new bus barn.

When the temperatures are extreme, air conditioners are working overtime and MidAmerican has a program that customers use to save energy and money.