State Auditor Rob Sand, who is running as a Democratic candidate for governor, said Thursday he is still “learning” and “listening” to stakeholders to develop a plan toward what some have called a ...

Residents annoyed and awakened by loud motorcycles might hope the recent federal crackdown on Harley-Davidson for selling equipment to bypass air pollution control units would carry over to ...

Dial Land Development LLC, of Omaha, Neb., is seeking modification of Bettendorf's land-use plan to allow construction of a mixed used development on the northeast corner of 53rd Street and Devils ...

Bettendorf forward Jake Ashby scores a bucket in the Bulldog's win Tuesday (Jan. 19) against Iowa City High. Center Daniel Byrne trails the play. After wins against Pleasant Valley and Davenport ...

Lee Enterprises, Inc. – parent company of the Quad City Times and Dispatch/Argus newspapers – slashed compensation costs by $12 million in the third quarter, but still lost $2 million during the three ...

A cruiser passes under the Interstate 74 Bridge, Bettendorf, headed south for the winter, or just out for a cruise on a sunny September morning.

by Clark Kauffman, Iowa Capital Dispatch July 3, 2025 Amid allegations of “gamesmanship” and forum shopping, a federal judge has blocked, at least for now, President Donald Trump’s attempt to move his ...

A long-awaited scientific report commissioned by Polk County says farm pollution threatens the ability to drink clean water and to safely interact with central Iowa streams, Iowa Capital Dispatch has ...

Iowa Capital Dispatch July 11, 2025 State regulators say they have never inspected and are not investigating a home health agency alleged to have falsified records, billed for services never delivered ...

Lee Enterprises, Inc. – owner of the Quad City Times and Daily Dispatch-Argus newspapers – lost $12.6 million in its second quarter and reported it obtained waivers to avoid having to make payments in ...

Bettendorf's newest park – Forest Grove – will finally welcome visitors sometime late this summer with the opening of a small "Community Corner" consisting of a picnic shelter, restrooms, a children's ...

The substantial and controversial Bettendorf school district plan to spend more than $62-million for a second new elementary school and district-wide building improvements could require hefty ...