CLINTON — A $73,293 grant from the Department of Justice will give the City of Clinton money for expenses caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

CLINTON — The COVID-19 pandemic, and the restrictions that came with it, ended up shutting down numerous events over the past few months and even into the summer.

ROCK ISLAND, Ill. — Early this week, Quad-City residents were on edge after a rash of violence that included two homicides and an officer being shot.

CAMANCHE — The Camanche City Council has now approved two separate loan agreements for city hall improvements.

CLINTON — The Iowa Court of Appeals has affirmed Clinton County District Court Judge Marlita Greve’s 2019 denial of Alejandro Lira’s request for post-conviction relief.

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AMES — Gage Ruden, of Clinton County, has been awarded the Gerald Cornelius Scholarship through the Iowa 4-H Foundation.

AMES — Hunter Holdgrafer, a Clinton County resident, was awarded the Glen and Mary Jo Mente 4-H Scholarship through the Iowa 4-H Foundation this spring.

MILWAUKEE — Grace Dornbush, of Clinton, a senior, has been named to the Wisconsin Lutheran College’s dean’s list for the spring 2020 semester. She is a graduate of Clinton High School.

CLINTON — The move of thousands of high school and college students to online education due to COVID-19 has illustrated the importance of augmented and virtual reality applications. That trend is expected to continue even after the pandemic has subsided, according to Eastern Iowa Community C…

It caught a great many people by surprise when the U.S. Treasury sent out Visa prepaid debit cards as the economic impact payments authorized by the CARES Act.

DUBUQUE — A decade after founding Eagle Point Solar LLC, the longtime owner has turned over the reins to a new local ownership group.

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CAMANCHE — The Camanche City Council approved a resolution Tuesday to reinstate water shutoffs and utility late fees effective early July.

CAMANCHE — The Camanche City Council approved an increase in the city garbage rate Tuesday, the first such increase in over four years.

CLINTON — The City of Clinton is looking for a developer to turn a former spiritualist camp into tax revenue.

CLINTON — The Clinton School Board has approved a contract with Clinton Engineering to resurface the playground of Eagle Heights Elementary School after inclusive playground equipment is installed next week.

CLINTON — With police brutality and coronavirus on their minds, protesters donned masks and held signs at Clinton’s Riverview Bandshell in 90-degree heat Tuesday in a peaceful protest of last week’s death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police.

DEWITT — The DeWitt Noon Lions Club has awarded its Harold Fletcher Birney Memorial Scholarships to Ethan Pierce and Karsen Kettwick.

DAVENPORT — Iowa Department of Natural Resources conservation officers will host an inspection day this weekend for anyone unable to get inspections completed during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Images from Tuesday's protest at Riverview Bandshell.

(Editor's note: Corrects statewide result of race for U. S. Congressional District and political parties of candidates for county supervisor.)

CLINTON — Clinton Community College is gearing up for its summer and fall classes.

CLINTON — The Iowa Supreme Court has submitted updated guidelines to not start jury trials until September.

CLINTON — Clinton County officials are now looking at opening the Clinton County Administration Building to the public June 15 if all necessary safety measures are in place.

CLINTON — Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, high school students from throughout the Gateway area missed out on prom, senior day, and the traditional graduation.

CAMANCHE — Camanche Middle School recently announced its eighth grade, end of the year awards. Honorees include:

FULTON, Ill. — Due to the coronavirus, Stonecroft “After Five” has not been able to meet.

CAMANCHE — St. Mark’s United Methodist church is organizing the Camanche Community Garage Sale set for June 12 and 13. Registration forms are available at Camanche Public Library, City Hall, Dollar General, Casey’s, Kwik Star, Food Pride, Clinton National Bank, Citizens First Bank, 1st Gatew…

DAVENPORT — The Walmart parking lot off 53rd Street and Elmore Avenue in Davenport was eerily empty Monday night, a completely different scene from just 24 hours earlier.

CLINTON — Clinton Community College hosted a Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society induction ceremony in March, with 36 members inducted into the CCC Alpha Theta Beta Chapter.

CLINTON — Clinton’s mayor announced a citywide curfew beginning Monday night, saying the city is preparing for what it hopes will be a peaceful protest but stands ready if anyone gets out of line.

CLINTON — Three incidents of arson overnight in Clinton can’t positively be linked to nationwide protests of police brutality, said Clinton Fire Chief Joel Atkinson, but “to have three arson fires in one night is unusual.”

DAVENPORT — Shattered glass, boarded-up businesses, and police sirens echoing throughout the city of Davenport from Sunday night into Monday morning were just a few examples of civil unrest that made its way into the Quad-Cities.

CAMANCHE — The City of Camanche has authorized Mayor Trevor Willis to enter into an agreement between the city, Shive Hattery and ACC/GCC for home waterline installations.

CLINTON — Clinton’s mayor announced a citywide curfew beginning Monday night, saying the city is preparing for what it hopes will be a peaceful protest but stands ready if anyone gets out of line.

CAMANCHE — The Camanche City Council approved a bid of nearly $25,000 from Manatt’s, Inc., for road repairs stemming from last year’s flood.

CLINTON — A man charged in May with two felony counts is now facing one misdemeanor charge, according to trial information filed in the case.

CAMANCHE — The Camanche Fire Department announced Monday it will begin hydrant flushing and testing.

CLINTON — From now through the end of June, Eastern Iowa Community Colleges’ Continuing Education Department is offering an opportunity to enroll in 10 different online classes, absolutely free.