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Moline-based Lillie & Pine makes self-care smell good

Quad-Cities fantasy football competition benefiting Toys for Tots invites new members

New Indian restaurant, Harold's Chicken Sports Bar opens and more Quad-Cities business news

Two fine dining staples in the Quad-Cities are closing permanently.

St. Paul owns two homes in Davenport where those facing mental health related struggles can live and receive care and counseling.

River Bend Food Bank is inviting the public to a family-friendly Super Bowl-themed open house on Feb. 8.

The corner of 53rd Avenue and 18th Street in Bettendorf received extra light Sunday night.

Joe Cruz talks about how he got the Chief Beer and Pizza Officer job at Casey's, The Iowa-based convenience store company, and what he does in the position.

The new owner of the building is envisioning a community space for public gathering and events.

In the last year, Deere has cut almost 3,000 jobs across Iowa and Illinois. It said the cuts are due to reduced demand, not moving production.

In the last year, Deere has cut almost 3,000 jobs across Iowa and Illinois. It said the cuts are due to reduced demand, not moving production.

The tour will begin on the corner of 7th Street and 11th Avenue and continue walking or driving east.

Grow Quad Cities will be a parallel organization to the Chamber, with a sole mission of seeking out and continuing economic development for the region.

Will you be stopping this summer? Thousands of other people will be, including for the Walcott Trucker’s Jamboree later this week.

Target announced it will stop accepting personal checks at its stores starting July 15th due to extremely low volumes of check payments. Target will still accept checks for payments through its current Target Circle sales week until Saturday. After that date, it will accept other forms of payment like cash, cards, digital wallets, EBT, and buy now pay later options. Checks can still be mailed in for Target Circle Card payments.

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Meteorologist Sean Sublette talks with Jordan McLeod from the University of South Alabama on the impact of urban areas on thunderstorms — genesis, rainfall amounts, and if storms splits as it approaches a city.

Movie critic Bruce Miller says “The Blue Angels” documentary shows us what it’s like to be the best of the best. For fans of air shows, it’s a great “rest of the story” production.

Supreme Court upholds ban on firearms for domestic violence offenders

Of the 277 applicants involved, nearly 200 were Black applicants for production positions in Waterloo and 55 were applicants for warehouse positions in Milan.