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We all have more clothes than we need. How about donating some of your work clothes to help a local charity?

River levels are on the way down so crews in Davenport expect to reopen River Drive to 3rd and 4th Streets sometime Saturday.

There is a new record here in the Quad Cities that the flooding of 2019 has broke.

Grant money to repair your home, replace some personal property or to pay rent at an alternate home location may be available.

Thankfully some businesses in Davenport are starting to re-open after being closed by flooding.

Scott County officials are encouraging business and home owners to keep track of everything.

Due to unplayable conditions at Modern Woodmen Park the May 9-11 series between the Great Lakes Loons and Quad Cities River Bandits has been cancelled.

If you've been affected by the recent Mississippi flooding or know a resident and business who has, meetings are set to learn how to get help and reoccupy homes and businesses.

"Where the river bends but the people don't break" describes the QCA perfectly. Bret Dale of the River Music Experience posted this on his Facebook page last week as he and other volunteers worked tirelessly to keep floodwaters at bay.

Modern Woodmen Park remains protected from the rising flood waters but there is no way to move people in and out of the ballpark safely.