Good morning, Davenport.

Heavy rain and rising diesel prices have slowed the corn harvest in the Quad Cities area, leaving farmers roughly two weeks behind schedule.

The USDA report shows that quality issues may affect yields later this season, though most farmers expect an overall okay year.

Illinois State Sen. Mike Halpin announced on Tuesday, Oct.

6 that tourism groups in the Quad Cities and Macomb will receive over $95,000 in grants to boost visitor efforts, including a $25,000 award to promote the region’s culinary, music, and arts scene.

The Iowa Business Council released its Q3 Economic Outlook Survey for 2026 showing an overall index of 64.91 — with capital spending rising 3.21 points even as sales and employment expectations declined slightly.

IBC members remain confident in investing to drive Iowa’s growth.

Today the EDGE Center at Augustana College is ranked No. 2 for Best Website Design in a local poll.

The center supports over 200 clients with creative services for local nonprofits & businesses while helping students build hands-on work experience.

A viral 7 Brew toy giveaway caused nearly half-mile traffic backups along Middle and Devils Glen roads, and Bettendorf officials will meet on Monday to consider right-turn-only exits and improved signage near Palmer Hills Golf Course.

On Tuesday night, dozens gathered at Micky's Irish Pub to watch the gubernatorial debate as the pub ran out of seats.

Manager Parker McNally said the lively crowd responded with hoots and hollers as debate exchanges heated up.

Good Samaritan – Davenport was named among Newsweek’s America’s Best Nursing Homes and ranked No. 5 for medium facilities after an Oct.

5 announcement, reflecting quality care at the 700 Waverly Road location that is part of Sanford Health’s network.

Undefeated Riverdale will host Erie-Prophetstown in the TRAC spotlight high school football game as the season winds down, with live pregame coverage airing from Port Byron Friday + local coaches stress the rivalry's conference stakes.

Yesterday morning, participants in the first-ever American Discovery 250 Relay ran through Quad Cities to honor 250 years of America.

The coast-to-coast event covered 6,800 miles and gave local runners a chance to join the celebration.