Gretchen Teske
Business Reporter at Quad-City Times
Business Reporter at Dispatch Argus
Business reporter for @QCTimes and @Dispatch_Argus; chicken tender connoisseur; liscensed kazoo player; God is love. 🏳️🌈 she/her
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3 days ago |
qctimes.com | Gretchen Teske
A cyberattack on Lee Enterprises has reportedly affected nearly 40,000 people. A filing in the Maine Attorney General's office this week showed 39,779 people were affected in total. A request for comment from Lee Enterprises was not immediately answered Wednesday morning. A company email to employees noted the company completed its investigation into the data impact of the recent breach and are in the process of notifying those whose personal information was affected.
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1 week ago |
qconline.com | Gretchen Teske
A Bettendorf man accused of shooting at two Bettendorf police officers has been placed on a $1 million bond Tuesday. The charges stem from an incident on Wednesday, May 21, in the 2600 block of Cypress Drive in Bettendorf. According to police, 23-year-old James J. Myles shot at Bettendorf police officers responding to a domestic incident at his home, hitting at least one. The officers have not yet been named.
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1 week ago |
bnd.com | Gretchen Teske
Bubba's 33, an affiliate of Texas Roadhouse, plans to open its first Iowa location in Davenport. The new restaurant will be located at the corner of 53rd Street and Ravenwood Drive, directly east of the recently opened Panda Express, according to a news release from development company Russell. "We can't wait to bring Bubba's 33 to Iowa," Doug Drens, regional director of real estate at Texas Roadhouse, said in the release.
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1 week ago |
qctimes.com | Gretchen Teske
Bubba’s 33, an affiliate of Texas Roadhouse, plans to open its first Iowa location in Davenport. The new restaurant will be located at the corner of 53rd Street and Ravenwood Drive, directly east of the recently opened Panda Express, according to a news release from development company Russell. “We can’t wait to bring Bubba’s 33 to Iowa,” Doug Drens, regional director of real estate at Texas Roadhouse, said in the release.
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1 week ago |
qctimes.com | Gretchen Teske
A Bettendorf man accused of shooting at two Bettendorf police officers has been placed on a $1 million bond Tuesday. The charges stem from an incident on Wednesday, May 21, in the 2600 block of Cypress Drive in Bettendorf. According to police, 23-year-old James J. Myles shot at Bettendorf police officers responding to a domestic incident at his home, hitting at least one. The officers have not yet been named.
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