Good morning, Davenport.

Last night’s strong storms caused damage in Davenport—trees fell on Emerald Drive and Pioneer Court and the local golf course closed due to downed trees.

Power outages dropped from about 10,000 to roughly 1,000, and resident Ted Peterson said he went to his basement as debris fell.

Deputies took into custody an 18 year old and two juveniles after a stolen Toyota Camry sped through Davenport early this morning, running red lights and striking a Ford near 42nd Street and Welcome Way—leaving one teen hospitalized in critical condition.

A juvenile stole a vehicle and crashed into the back of another car while fleeing Scott County Sheriff's deputies early Saturday and is now in critical condition.

Three people were taken into custody after an early morning vehicle chase ended at 42nd Street and Welcome Way in Davenport—two suspects were injured and an uninvolved vehicle was damaged.

Meteorologists with the NWS confirmed an EF—2 tornado with 120 mph winds struck Camping World on the NW side of Davenport Friday night.

The tornado stayed on the ground for over 7 miles in 10 minutes and reached up to 500 yards wide before also damaging Emeis Park.

Ronald Rayls in Davenport suffered major storm damage Friday when a large tree crashed onto his home nearly in the same spot as last year's derecho, damaging his roof, gutters, furnace vent and electrical lines.

His wife urged caution due to flash flooding (ambulance services were delayed) while crews continue to assess damage in the neighborhood.

The Scott County Emergency Management Commission declared a state of emergency after severe storms on July 11 and damage assessment teams have been checking properties while officials warn residents to avoid high water on creeks, streams and rivers—cleanup kits were offered yesterday at the Salvation Army in Moline and will be available in both Moline and Davenport starting July 14.

Paint Nite: Darth Vader Edition

6:30-8:30 p.m. — Great River Brewery — Save $10 per ticket with code 'INSIDER10USA' — Unleash your creativity while sipping pints and painting Darth Vader masterpieces.

Fear Not Ourselves Alone Concert

6-10 p.m. — Raccoon Motel — $15.88 — Experience the art rock sounds of Fear Not Ourselves Alone with special guests Cough N Flop and Camp Regret.

Quad Cities Junior Tournament at Duck Creek

Time not specified — Duck Creek Golf Course — Registration required — Compete in this Birdie Point event hosted by the Iowa PGA at a premier golf venue.

Midwest Mayhem

5-11 p.m. — Front Street Brewery & Taproom — $5 entry — Experience an epic night of underground chaos with top Midwest music and mouthwatering food.

Jack Blocker Live Performance

6-10 p.m. — Raccoon Motel — $19.84 — Experience the heartfelt Americana sound of Jack Blocker along with special guests in Davenport.

Garage Band Friday Night

7-10 p.m. — Mississippi River Distilling Company — Enjoy signature cocktails and live music in a transformed outdoor venue.

Association of Midwest Museums

6 PM - 7 PM — RiverCenter — Cost info not provided — Join museum professionals for networking and discussions on regional cultural heritage.

PLEASURE PILL Concert Featuring honeybee

6-10 p.m. — Raccoon Motel — $15.88 — Enjoy a live performance by PLEASURE PILL with special guests honeybee in an intimate setting.

Task Party at the Museum

5-8 p.m. — Figge Art Museum — Free entry — Engage in creative tasks and make new friends at this informal art-focused gathering.

Joe Bonamassa Live in Concert

8 p.m. — Adler Theatre — Ticket prices vary — Experience an electrifying night with acclaimed blues rocker Joe Bonamassa showcasing his virtuosic guitar skills and soulful voice.