DAVENPORT, Iowa (ICD) - The Iowa-based newspaper company Lee Enterprises has agreed to pay $9.5 million to subscribers alleging privacy violations and is now facing three invasion-of-privacy lawsuits ...

Rescue operations were underway Sunday evening after part of an apartment building collapsed in the eastern Iowa city of Davenport. Authorities have not said whether anyone was killed.

Newspaper publisher Lee Enterprises has rejected a takeover offer from the Alden Global Capital hedge fund, which has aggressively acquired newspapers across the country and has gained a ...

According to an article in the Iowa Capital Dispatch, Iowa-based newspaper company Lee Enterprises has agreed to pay $9.5 million to subscribers alleging privacy violations, and now faces three ...

DAVENPORT, Iowa – Eight people ... "When we started to go back in the lights went out," he told the newspaper. "All of a sudden everybody started running out saying the building collapsed.

DAVENPORT, Iowa — There were no confirmed fatalities and no known people still trapped the morning after a six-story apartment building in the eastern Iowa city of Davenport partially collapsed ...

DAVENPORT, Iowa — Rescue operations were underway Sunday evening after part of an apartment building collapsed in ... “When we started to go back in the lights went out,” he told the newspaper.

Alarming photos show at least one-fourth of the building’s units destroyed in Davenport, Iowa. ... The newspaper reported nearly 20 permits were filed in 2022 for building repairs, ...

Iowa apartment building collapses; no deaths reported Part of the brick building in Davenport, Iowa, just across the Mississippi River from Rock Island, Ill. crashed to the ground Sunday.

Lee Enterprises, which is headquartered in Iowa and owns five newspapers in the state, has agreed to pay subscribers and former subscribers $9.5 million for privacy violations.