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A new report shows that nearly 11% of Iowa adults and 1 in 6 children are facing food insecurity.

NAI Ruhl Commercial Company presented this year's trends in commercial real estate. One of the hottest markets is in large modern warehouses.

The bill lays out specific social studies standards for school districts, and requires the Department of Education to conduct a review of all curriculum standards

The City of Davenport is appealing a ruling denying its motion to dismiss the consolidated cases arising from the partial collapse of The Davenport apartment building that killed three people on May 28, 2023, according to a Wednesday statement from attorney Bruce Braley. Braley represents the families of Ryan Hitchcock and Daniel Prien, who – […]

Opinions from community leaders, lawmakers and the education field are mixed on the new law, which requires dozens of topics to enter the curriculum.

GALENA, Ill. — Abby Ehrler’s day starts early. The soon-to-be Galena High School graduate wakes at 3 a.m. and begins her daily medication regimen that includes 20 pills.

Learn how to vote early, where to vote on election day and which deadlines are approaching for voting in the June primary.

A selection of famous Broadway shows are making their way to Davenport.

Iowa’s June 4 primary election is right around the corner, and early voting began on Wednesday. Heres everything you need to know about voting in the primary election.

Theodore V. (Ted) Granquist died on May 12, 2024 as a result of multiple health conditions. Son of Vernor and Lillian Granquist, he was born on June 22, 1935 in Miami, FL. After graduating from high school in Iron Mountain, MI he attended Gustavus Adolphus College and Augustana Seminary (LSTC). Upon completing his internship training at Salem Lutheran Church in Bridgeport, CT, he was ordained into Lutheran ministry in 1961 in Seattle, WA. He was married to his faithful partner in ministry, Barba...