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Davenport man arrested in girlfriend’s death last month

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Police: 12-year-old boy killed, another injured in shooting

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Davenport man pleads not guilty to charges in mother’s death

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Tyson says third of Waterloo, Iowa plant workers vaccinated

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Police: 14-year-old boy found fatally shot in Davenport yard

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Police: Davenport man arrested on suspicion of killing mom

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Davenport man charged in fatal hit-and-run pleads not guilty

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Police: Man shot Saturday in Davenport home has died

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Pedestrian killed in Iowa hit-and-run was Illinois man

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Iowa police seek suspect in hit-and-run pedestrian death

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Officials ID man, 5-year-old child killed in Iowa house fire

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Editorial Roundup: Iowa

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Former Iowa reporter donates $3M estate to local causes

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Iowa hospital questioned about releasing 97-year-old woman

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Iowa prosecutor: Police killing of Illinois man justified

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Illinois woman celebrates 95th birthday by doing for others

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Nuemonei Tre Vonne Laster is seen in an Saturday, Aug. 1, 2020 photo provided by the Davenport, Iowa Police Department. The Quad-City Times says 26-year-old Jeramie Shorter, of Davenport, was shot Saturday morning outside Weerts Funeral Home in Davenport and later died. Police later arrested 24-year-old Nuemonei Tre Vonne Laster, of Davenport, who appeared in court Sunday on charges of first-degree murder, eluding and weapons counts. (Davenport Police Department via AP)

Jeramie Shorter shot at 8-year-old son’s funeral

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Man fatally shot at 8-year-old son’s funeral; suspect held

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Taylor Berg and her son Mattix Berg, 10, pose in front of their rainbow colored home at 1625 9th Ave, Friday, July 17, 2020 in Moline, Ill. Moline city officials said Thursday in a hand-delivered letter to Taylor Berg that she does not have to paint over the broad purple, blue, green, yellow, orange and red horizontal stripes that run top to bottom down her two-story wood-frame house, the Quad-City Times reported. (Gary L. Krambeck/The Rock Island Argus via AP)

Illinois family won’t have to repaint rainbow-striped house

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