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The National Weather Service office in the Quad Cities reported that all major observation sites in its service area hit a heat index of at least 110 degrees during the two-day extreme heat event on July 26 and 27.
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In a release, the hospital said President and CEO Michael McCoy has left the organization to be with his family during “a difficult time.” -
The decision grew out of a meeting with a school security expert. -
A proposed East Side Tax Increment Financing district could pave the way for a new subdivision of 18 to 23 owner-occupied, single-family homes in Monmouth. -
Spunky Bottoms is a restored floodplain wetland along the Illinois River in Brown County. -
Macomb District 185 Board of Education members would like to hear from the public before deciding whether to continue publishing Flight Path.
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