Local Infrastructure: Davenport’s Channel Cat dock in East Davenport is back open after a $1.8 million renovation, including a new pedestrian bridge and landside upgrades meant to boost tourism and local businesses. Summer Food Access: Iowa’s Department of Education says more than 530 sites statewide are serving free SUN Meals for kids and teens through summer programs. Community Health Care: The Robert Young Center in the Quad Cities is launching the region’s first intensive outpatient eating disorder program for adults, with referrals starting June 8 and treatment beginning June 22. Public Safety & Community Support: Muscatine launched a support fund for families after a deadly shooting spree left seven dead, with police saying it stemmed from a domestic dispute. Iowa Economy Watch: Iowa’s leading indicators ticked up in April, but nonfarm employment weakness still hangs over the outlook. State Oversight: State Auditor Rob Sand says Madison County finances show major irregularities, including missing checks and unverified deposits. Business & Retail: Hy-Vee is selling 21 Fast & Fresh stores to Bosselman Pump & Pantry, which will rebrand them in July. Civics Education: Gov. Kim Reynolds signed a bill requiring public university students to take American history and government courses starting in 2028, tied to Iowa’s civics centers.