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A suit has been filed in the Netherlands by several human rights and environmental organizations against oil company Shell if it refuses to align with the goals of the Paris Climate Agreement. Separately, Pennsylania's Attorney General is suing Verizon for violating Consumer Protection Law claiming Verizon didn't deliver free items it promised new customers. Also, an employee is suing a national pizza chain in New York, saying they forced him to spend money on work uniforms.Attorney Dennis VanDerGinst from VanDerGinst Law looks at the latest legal headlines Wednesdays at 8:40 when he joins AM Quad Cities. Visit www.VLAW.com or call 1-800-960-VLAW for information about VanDerGinst Law.

The largest Career Fair in the Quad-Cities is today at the RiverCenter in downtown Davenport from 3:00pm - 7:00pm! You'll be able to network, share your resume, and interview on-site! The career fair is sponsored by Quad-City Times, iHeart Media Quad Cities and QCEmployMe! Quad-City Times Media Sales Manager Nick Meier joined AM Quad Cities!

Extra crews have been called in to help restore power to the Quad Cities area, after thousands were in the dark. Meanwhile, Alliant Energy pulled their crews due to bad road conditions. Also, businesses have been experiencing a shortage of salt this winter. Get details as Morgan Ottier from Quad Cities Today at KWQC joined AM Quad Cities.

In this Deibertribe, Dan says unions only have themselves to blame.

A study finds half of parents feel flu shots make their children sick. Separately, a study links influenza with having a heart attack. Also, a study suggests singing helps Parkinson's patients with their moods and motor functions.Get a look at the latest medical studies every Wednesday at 6:50 when Dr. Bill from Genesis Health System joins AM Quad Cities.

Ron has tips on how to drive in slushy conditions to avoid problems with your vehicle. If you have an issue with your vehicle, ask Ron from Ace Muffler Clinic about it when he joins AM Quad Cities every Tuesday at 8:40.

Schools in the area are trying to find ways to make up days due to all of the winter cancellations. Get details as Matt Hammill from Quad Cities Today at KWQC joined AM Quad Cities.

Microsoft Teams will now allow you to blur the background during video calls. Separately, tech companies are looking at regulating facial recognition. Also, Google Fiber is leaving Louisville, Kentucky after setbacks.Get a look at the latest advancements in the world of technology every Tuesday at 6:50 when the Enderle Group's Rob Enderle joins AM Quad Cities.

Friday is the next deadline for a resolution to avoid another government shutdown of nine federal departments and related agencies. Steve Mnuchin and Trade Representative Robert Lightlizer are meeting in Beijing with high level Chinese representatives for discussion on tariffs ahead of a March 1 deadline. Get The Word On Wall Street every Monday and Thursday at 8:25 when RBC Wealth Management's Holly Kennedy joins AM Quad Cities.

Iowa U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley joined AM Quad Cities. Senator Grassley gives his reaction to President Trump's State of the Union Address. Senator Grassley also talked about where things stand in order to avoid another government shutdown. Senator Grassley was also asked for his thoughts on his fellow Senators that have declared to be the Democratic nominee for President of the United States in the 2020 election.

It's another First Alert Day for snow and wind. Also, the number of opioid-related deaths has dropped in Iowa. Get details as Morgan Ottier from Quad Cities Today at KWQC joined AM Quad Cities.

In this Deibertribe, Dan says it's time to chalk up another failure for socialism.

The Quad City Auto Show begins today and runs through Sunday at the RiverCenter in Davenport. Get details as Matt Hammill from Quad Cities Today at KWQC joined AM Quad Cities.

In this Deibertribe, Dan says the nutty Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez will hurt the Democrats.

Cold case homicide of Harriett Crandall remains unsolved, reward increased in murder of Corey Harrell Jr., beloved Moline turkey killed and taken, a pair of wanted suspects, and a successful 2018 for Crime Stoppers of the Quad Cities. Detective Jon Leach has this week's report.

The nationally-ranked Iowa Hawkeyes visit the Indiana Hoosiers tonight! Listen to the game on WOC beginning at 7 p.m., and follow Don Doxsie's updates from Assembly Hall, and look for more coverage from Don at Hawkmania in the Quad-City Times!

Check out 100s of new cars, trucks, SUVs and more at the Quad City Auto Show at the RiverCenter in downtown Davenport tomorrow through Sunday! You can sit behind wheels, inspect engines, experience new technologies and even take your favorite new vehicle for a spin! Quad City Auto Show Event Coordinator Susan Shrader and the Director of Automotive Events at Motor Trend Group Derek Walsh joined AM Quad Cities!

Police responded to a shooting in Davenport early this morning. Also, the Scott County Board of Supervisors is considering an Auto Theft Accountability program aimed at decreasing youth crime. Get details as Morgan Ottier from Quad Cities Today at KWQC joined AM Quad Cities.

Subscribers have filed a lawsuit against MoviePass alleging "bait and switch." Also, an employee of the city of Galesburg has been awarded a judgment in a discrimination lawsuit against a former city human resources manager.For more information about VanDerGinst Law visit www.VLAW.com or call 1-800-960-VLAW. Attorney Dennis VanDerGinst from VanDerGinst Law looks at legal headlines Wednesdays at 8:40 on AM Quad Cities.

It's a special Wednesday appearance by RBC Wealth Management's Holly Kennedy to take a look at The Word On Wall Street. President Trump added to the standard "strong" language in his State of the Union address with "our country is vibrant, and is thriving like never before." Preparations continue for the Brexit deadline of March 29.