Quad-City Times

The Quad-City Times is a daily newspaper that comes out every morning from Davenport, Iowa. It serves the Quad Cities area, which includes Davenport, Bettendorf, and Scott County in Iowa, as well as Moline, East Moline, Rock Island, and Rock Island County in Illinois. In addition to its main coverage area, the Quad-City Times reaches readers in several surrounding counties, including Cedar, Clinton, Jackson, Louisa, and Muscatine in Iowa, and Carroll, Henry, Mercer, and Whiteside in Illinois.

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Figge Art Museum will exhibit 10 historic paintings

1 day ago | qctimes.com | Nina Baker

The Figge Art Museum has joined nine other United States museums to receive loans of renowned work from the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.
When can fireworks be set off in the Iowa Quad-Cities after 2025 change in state law?

2 days ago | qctimes.com | Sarah Watson

Because of a change in state law, residents of the Iowa Quad-Cities who want to set off consumer-grade fireworks will have new hours to do so on the Fourth of July weekend. The new changes mean cities in Iowa must allow consumer fireworks to be set off on these dates and times:9 a.m. to 10 p.m. July 3 (unless July 3 falls on a Saturday or Sunday, in which case fireworks may be used until 11 p.m.)9 a.m. to 11 p.m. on July 49 a.m. on Dec. 31 to 12:30 a.m. on Jan. 1.
Davenport City Council approves potential loan for Annie Wittenmyer developers

2 days ago | qctimes.com | Sarah Watson

Davenport City Council unanimously approved a potential loan for the developers turning the historic Annie Wittenmyer campus into housing. The $724,000 loan could replace a Housing and Urban Development HOME loan of the same amount, which the developers may lose because of delays in a federal environmental review and encroaching deadlines from the state to start the project in order to receive low-income tax credits.
Trail buckles in Bettendorf during heat wave; city engineer explains what caused it

3 days ago | qctimes.com | Sarah Watson

Sweltering temperatures that lingered into the 90s over the weekend and early this week proved too much for one portion of a Bettendorf trail. A recreational trail in the 1200 block of Spruce Hills Drive in Bettendorf buckled after a weekend of extreme heat. Bettendorf closed off the portion of the sidewalk with caution tape and the Bettendorf Police Department cautioned trail users in a post on its Facebook page to be careful when using the area until public works can make repairs.
No injuries in Davenport home fire on Perry Street Monday evening

3 days ago | qctimes.com | Sarah Watson

Davenport firefighters responded to a home fire on Perry Street Monday. One cat was found dead, but the resident of the two-story home was not home at the time of the fire. No injuries were reported, according to a Davenport Fire Department news release. The department responded at about 8:40 p.m. Monday night to the 1200 block of Perry Street for reports of a structure fire.
Muscatine Community College graduates High School Equivlency students

4 days ago | qctimes.com | David Hotle

On June 19, Muscatine Community College held a ceremony to recognize the graduation of its High School Equivalency students. The program helps adults who did not complete high school to earn a diploma-equivalent credential.
Advocates continue to sound alarm on proposed Medicaid changes, including for rural Iowa

4 days ago | qctimes.com | Sarah Watson

As U.S. senators look to send a reconciled version of the so-called "big beautiful bill" to the president's desk by July 4, health advocates and providers in Iowa continue to raise alarms on proposed changes to Medicaid.
Ground broken on Clarabeck development

4 days ago | qctimes.com | David Hotle

On Monday, the fall of shovels marked the official start of a project that will renovate a long-vacant 9.25-acre parcel located between the south end of Clarabeck Lane and the north end of Green Acres Drive into a 28-lot residential subdivision. Developer Todd Hackett, president of Todd Hackett Construction, said that work is beginning on the Clarabeck Lane Residential Subdivision.
Iowa business groups sue state, ask federal judge to strike new law designed to help rural pharmacies

4 days ago | qctimes.com | Erin Murphy

DES MOINES — Claiming it would hurt Iowa businesses by raising health care costs by millions of dollars and violating their free speech, a group of businesses and organizations on Monday asked a federal court to block a new state law that was designed to protect rural pharmacies through regulation of pharmacy benefit managers.
Music festivals across Iowa to check out this summer, from Sioux City to the Quad-Cities

5 days ago | qctimes.com | Maya Marchel Hoff

With summer in full swing, there is no storage of music festivals across Iowa. The state's lineup boasts big names including Hinterland in St. Charles and Saturday in the Park in Sioux City, alongside more local festivals featuring genres like jazz and country. From block parties to large, multi-day events, here is a rundown of some of Iowa's music festivals this summer.