- after cresting earlier this week, the Mississippi River is falling,- a private investment firm plans to buy Arconic,- and the Iowa governor signs a property tax relief bill.

- Rock Island County sends out property tax bills,- Davenport's flood resilience plan begins to work,- and the Iowa legislature sends a property tax relief bill to the governor.

- in the QC, moderate flooding on Saturday, and major flood stage early next week,- progress in Davenport reducing gun violance,- and Augustana College practices its emergency response.

- the Mississippi River is rising to "major flood stage,"- Door Dashers will lobby in Springfield,- and Government Bridge is closed to vehicle traffic, but open to bikes, pedestrians, and trains.

- flood warnings for Dubuque to Burlington,- a final vote on Bettendorf's new budget,- and the Niabi Zoo opens for the season.

- lane closures begin on John Deere Road,- tuition may go up for the Eastern Iowa Community Colleges,- and flood warnings for Dubuque and Burlington.

- the Mississippi River is nearing flood stage,- work begins on the new Riverside Family Aquatic Center in Moline,- and the Illinois economy continues to grow, but slowly.

- QC flood risk is slightly lower,- a busy year for public works projects in Davenport,- and Iowa will play tonight in the women's Sweet 16.

- the Iowa House limits the use of eminent domain,- film and tv revenue set a record in Illinois last year,- and the last former Illinois prison guard is sentenced to prison.

- Davenport prepares businesses and residents for spring flooding,- "swatting" affects schools across Iowa,- and this is QC Restaurant Week.