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tonight's headlines: it was colder and drier than normal in Illinois in January, Bettendorf considers offering early retirement incentives to save money, and Governor Rauner came to Rock Island Friday to celebrate Catholic Schools Week. Gradual clearing overnight with a low near 21. Cloudy and breezy on Saturday, high near 40.

tonight's headlines: a Quad Cities company uses its tax savings to pay bonuses to employees, a downtown Davenport building joins the National Register of Historic Places, and the Iowa legislature considers reinstating the death penalty. Clear tonight with a low near 3 and wind chills to -10. Increasing clouds on Friday, high near 23.

tonight's headlines: repairs on Government Bridge are done for this week, but there'll be more next week, why the Salvation Army fell short of its goal for the Christmas campaign, and in his state of the state address, the Illinois governor called for tax and spending cuts. Cloudy tonight with a low around 19. Sunny on Thursday, with temperatures falling to 15 by late in the day.

tonight's headlines: utility companies in Iowa are trying to decide how to pass their tax savings on to customers, treatment not jail is the focus of a new drug program called "Safe Passage," and an NFL traveling exhibit designed by a QC company opens in Davenport this weekend. Cloudy and breezy tonight with temperatures rising to near 35. Partly sunny Wednesday, high 46.

tonight's headlines: a veteran of the Bettendorf Police Department will probably be its next chief, for the third time in seven years, RAGBRAI will end in the Quad Cities this summer, and a Galesburg woman will attend the State of the Union address Tuesday night. Clear tonight with a low near 12. Increasing clouds on Tuesday, with a high near 34.

tonight's headlines: Government Bridge will be closed for 3 days next week, and the following week, for repairs, and Scott Community College celebrates the opening of its new downtown campus. Cloudy tonight with gusty south winds, low near 35. Sunny on Saturday with a high around 47.

tonight's headlines: unemployment fell in the Quad Cities again in December, after four tough years, Caterpillar says it had a good year in 2017, and tuition at Black Hawk College may stay the same next fall. ​Clear tonight with a low around 34. Sunny and breezy on Friday, high near 54.

tonight's headlines: Mississippi River mayors meet with the president, will the new tax bill mean lower utility rates, and Toys R Us announces store closings but not for the QC. Partly cloudy tonight with a low around 26. Sunny on Thursday, high 48.

tonight's headlines: unemployment dropped slightly in Iowa in December, a new police chief takes over in Moline, and a major exhibition is coming to the Figge Art Museum in the fall. Cloudy with flurries tonight, low near 22. Sunny on Wednesday, high around 36.

tonight's headlines: Congress votes to end the government shutdown, Davenport outlines development plans for Elmore Corners, and Ted Talks is coming to the Quad Cities. Cloudy with rain and snow possible overnight, low around 30. Becoming sunny on Tuesday, high 35.