Two suspects face charges after they were taken into custody Friday afternoon in Davenport. Police told Our Quad Cities News crew that, about 12:30 p.m., officers took two wanted suspects into custody in the 1300 block of East Locust Street. Our news crew saw multiple law-enforcement cars at a gas station in the area. Terrance D. Harris, 31, faces a charge of possession with intent to manufacture/deliver meth. He was being held Saturday in Scott County Jail on a $25,000 bond, court records show.

A history of Europe in pictures Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share via Email This Saturday the Guardian and Observer begin a unique publishing project: a in-depth look at the cultural, political and economic life of four European countries. To set the scene, we're giving away a moving two-part photographic history of Europe with the Guardian and Observer this weekend.

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Memphis Grizzlies superstar Ja Morant is currently going viral on social media for leaving a $500 tip for his waitress. Details here. Source: YouTubeLet's get one thing straight — there aren't many NBA superstars like Ja Morant. Now, we all know the Grizzlies point guard is well on his way to becoming a future Hall of Famer, but some might be unaware of the fact that he's one of the most generous athletes off the court.

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Breaking Bad seems like it will be timeless. Despite the fact that the show aired its last episode in 2013, it’s still popular today. A lot of that popularity is thanks to streaming services like Netflix. Breaking Bad is incredibly binge-able. As long as fans can watch episode after episode, it will probably never go out of style. The show’s premise hasn’t gone out of style either, although some day that could change. 

The success of Living Single was unanticipated. At the time, a 27-year-old writer named Yvette Lee Brown, who has written on other shows such as A Different World and Hangin’ With Mr. Cooper, was presented with the opportunity to create a show centering around black female characters. She jumped at the chance and with rapper turned actress, Queen Latifah, as the central star of the show, went on to create a cultural phenomenon that would register with audiences almost 30 years later.

When Australian actress Harriet Dyer got bored one arduous day in lockdown, she put pen to paper to write a TV show. The Invisible Man and Love Child star has appeared in back-to-back projects for a decade now, but writing? That was a first, and initially, it was just something to make use of what felt like lost time. A short week later, she had an earnest, bitingly witty comedy series on her hands that would eventually be snapped up for production by Australian streaming service, Binge.