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Excerpts from the Iowa ACLU ALPR Report: Scott County Sheriff’s Office Shines

The ACLU's 63-page report released last month is a very valuable and exhaustive work product that every elected official who has an oath of office to uphold the state and federal constitution, and protect the governed who consented to have their rights protected, should ...
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Get The Flock Out!

Iowa Government Entities Should Get Out of License Plate Surveillance Contracts Iowa ACLU and University of Iowa Technical Law Clinic Release Exhaustive and Alarming Report on Automatic License Plate Readers StatewideLocal governments in Iowa should pause the use of automated license plate readers, civil ...
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Iron Maiden Voyage: “28 Years Later: The Bone Temple,” “No Other Choice,” and “The Rip”

I couldn't wait for last year's 28 Years Later to end. I was disappointed when this one did, as another half-hour or so would've been totally fine by me.
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The Illinois Supreme Court’s Resign-and-Replace Shuffle Might as Well Be a Dance

Remember the national uproar last November when US Representative Chuy Garcia bowed out of his re-election race at the last minute and quietly passed petitions to put his chief of staff Patty Garcia on the ballot? We saw a lesser, but still quite palpable, ...
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“50 Years and Counting: Paintings by Brad Bisbey,” through February 20

Works by a gifted area artist and educator will, through February 20, be on display in the Morrisey Gallery of Davenport's St. Ambrose University, the exhibition 50 Years and Counting: Paintings by Brad Bisbey showcasing the talents of the 1976 St. Ambrose graduate who ...
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Predicting the 2026 Academy Award Nominations

This year, One Battle After Another and Sinners appear poised to not only tie but update the most-Oscar-nods-ever stat ... and their tallies might not even end at 15.
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“Play On! German Immigrants & the Quad Cities’ Musical Legacy,” January 17 through August 2

In the latest exhibition at Davenport's German American Heritage Center, guests are invited to explore how German immigrant traditions transformed local musical life through Play On! German Immigrants & the Quad Cities' Musical Legacy, this showcase of ingenuity celebrating the enduring organizations, venues, and ...
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“Félix González-Torres: “Untitled” (L.A.), January 24 through June 21

Inviting visitors to reflect on themes central to the artist's practice - including the joyful celebration of LGBTQ identity, acknowledgment of ongoing challenges to the community's rights, and the enduring impact of the AIDS epidemic - Felix Gonzalez-Torres: "Untitled" (L.A.) will be on display ...
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“Blues in the Quad Cities: A True American Artistic Creation,” January 25

Held in conjunction with the Davenport venue's new exhibition Play On! German Immigrants and the Quad Cities' Musical Legacy, the German American Heritage Center presents the fascinating program Blues in the Quad Cities: A True American Artistic Creation on January 25.
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Ballet Quad Cities’ “Dorothy Goes to Oz,” January 24

Delivering their first stage offering of the year, as well as the professional dance company's first Family Day at the Ballet for 2026, the talents of Rock Island's Ballet Quad Cities will present a special, free performance at Moline's Black Box Theatre on January ...
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Professional Champion Bull Riders & Barrel Racers, January 24 and 25

On January 24 and 25, the Vibrant Arena at the MARK will host feats of staggering skill when the touring Professional Championship Bull Riders & Barrel Racers show returns to Moline, its national success based on a simple concept: Place one determined cowboy on ...
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Charles Barland, January 25

Performing a glorious repertoire of works by composers Johann Sebastian Bach, Dietrich Buxtehude, Alfred V. Fedak, David German, David Hurd, Jean Langlais, and Josef Rheinberg, University of Dubuque organist and professor of music Dr. Charles Barland will deliver a faculty organ recital of varied ...
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