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Davenport Safe From Reported Amazon Layoffs, 16,000 Corporate Jobs Cut

Layoffs · Seattle

Davenport Safe From Reported Amazon Layoffs, 16,000 Corporate Jobs Cut

78% Center coverage: 9 sources

In May 2025, Amazon estimated it had 2,000 employees in Davenport.See the Story

'They did everything they could': Sabula man reunites with AirCare crew who saved his life

'They did everything they could': Sabula man reunites with AirCare crew who saved his life

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

Owen Meyer got a chance to have tomorrows, thanks in part to the University of Iowa's Air Care helicopter rescue.See the Story

Everyday People: The comfort of hot water poured over Doritos, ramen noodles and summer sausage

Davenport, Iowa · Davenport

Everyday People: The comfort of hot water poured over Doritos, ramen noodles and summer sausage

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

Matthew Rowe's breakfast was a simple meal-in-a-bag concoction of Doritos, ramen noodles and summer sausage. It's what he eats to survive while being unhoused.See the Story

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