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Judge: Davenport council’s closed sessions aren’t public records
A district court judge has ruled that the audio recording from an October 2023 city council closed session meeting and the ...
Judge rules Davenport City Council audio is privileged
A Scott County judge has ruled that Davenport City Council audio recordings from late 2023 are privileged and not public ...
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Reaching out to both sides of the political aisle: Advocating for Justice 2025
Fye The Catholic Messenger Tom Chapman makes a point of talking with both Republican and Democrat lawmakers in ...Read More ...
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Catholics march for life in Iowa City, Washington, D.C.
By Lindsay Steele The Catholic Messenger Catholics from the Diocese of Davenport took to the streets last month to pray ...
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Missouri diocese opens sacred music consultation process after hymn ‘bans’ rescinded
Bishop W. Shawn McKnight said the goal of the process is a new, permanent decree on sacred music, with the goal of unity and ...
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Judge rules Davenport City Council closed meetings discussed litigation, are not public records
Two Davenport closed session meetings are not public records, a Scott County judge ruled in a case concerning settlements ...
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County attorney defends decision on Davenport building collapse charges
County Attorney Kelly Cunningham said no crimes were committed before the building fell on May 28, 2023, killing three people.
Scott County Attorney shares why she didn't file criminal charges in fatal building collapse
While criminal charges weren't filed, a class action lawsuit against building owner Andrew Wold and other stakeholders is making its way through the courts.