Dr. Bill from Genesis Health System joined AM Quad Cities to talk about nicotine's effect on immunology, the connection between pain and insomnia ("painsomnia"), and a high-tech way to help people understand Glaucoma.

Mike Martin, General Manager from Hidden Hills Golf Course in Bettendorf, stopped by the AM Quad Cities studio to talk about the course features, the upcoming golf season, and their deal on QCAGolf.com

Dennis VanDerGinst from VanDerGinst Law joined AM Quad Cities to talk about "geofencing warrants" and a lawsuit involving possible violations family leave law.

Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA) discusses management of the coronavirus, Senator Chuck Schumer's comments about two Supreme Court justices, prescription drug prices, and the fight to protect minor league baseball teams in Iowa and around the nation.

Martha Garcia-Tappa from IowaWORKS stopped by the AM Quad Cities studio with details about the regional sector boards and how Quad City area businesses can participate.

Dave Herrell, President and CEO of Visit Quad Cities, stopped by the AM Quad Cities studio with all the details for Hoops in the Heartland, the Missouri Valley Conference women's basketball tournament Thursday through Sunday at the TaxSlayer Center in Moline.

Coronavirus concerns continue to negatively affect the markets.

Davenport Police Sgt. Andrew Harris and Community Development Analyst Nevada Lemke stopped by the AM Quad Cities studio to talk about the Good Neighbor Project and how Davenport residents can get involved.

Flip White from the Harlem Globetrotters stopped by the AM Quad Cities studio to talk about life as a Globetrotter and their March 22 event at the TaxSlayer Center.

Dr. Lloyd Kilmer from NAMI Greater Mississippi stopped by the AM Quad Cities studio to talk about some of their programs starting in March.