Heidi Knecht

Illinois state senators are considering allowing doctors to prescribe lethal doses of medicine. Dozens of people gathered in Chicago the the first hearing of Senate Bill 9, the End of Life Options Act.

The president of Black Hawk College already has some fields of study in mind if community colleges can offer bachelor’s degrees.

A new law adding protection for domestic abuse survivors will have a direct impact in the Quad Cities area.

A Davenport man is facing charges after police say he forged a check from Andrew Wold Investments after he was fired. Justin Carlisle, 43, is also charged with harassment, burglary and criminal mischief, and trespassing.

Rock Island police said she was found safe in an alley a couple of blocks from home.

A lawsuit claims that Andrew Wold and his companies liquidated assets after the partial collapse of 324 Main St. to hinder possible payments to plaintiffs.

An alderwoman is asking the city if she has a conflict of interest of voting on plans for a $19 million hotel.

Count the Kicks says its free app is a data download for motherly intuition and can save the lives of both babies and mothers.

A nationwide shortage of law enforcement officers is rebounding since the pandemic. But some agencies in the Quad-Cities are still struggling to hire.

Democrat Christina Bohannan has asked all 20 counties in Iowa's 1st Congressional District to recanvass the results of the race for the U.S. House seat.

Rock Island City Council members approved a moratorium on opening new vape shops for the remainder of the year.

With rents increasing beyond reach for many residents, especially those living in poverty, there’s a growing push for stronger regulations on landlords and increased community efforts to address the crisis.

The vast majority of Iowa’s speed cameras are being shut off this week – but not in Davenport and LeClaire.

TV6 investigates the housing crisis, highlighting a single mother and veteran in Rock Island struggling with substandard housing conditions and seeking a way out.

A young family in Moline said they are fed up with paying rent to a landlord who doesn't fix anything.

Police said that early Friday they arrested a boy and charged him with criminal mischief and burglary in connection to four incidents at local businesses: Spring Green, Smokin’ Joes, Pawn Central and Dollar General.

Whiteside County Sheriff John Booker said he supports the theory behind Illinois' law that ended cash bail: You shouldn’t get out of jail just because you have money, while someone without money stays locked up. But he wants changes.

Join each week at 2:30 p.m. on Thursdays as the Investigates team breaks down the stories they cover, what it takes to get them and brings you more details.

Justin Brown was arrested June 28 after Davenport Police searched his home and found 487 cards greetings cards for weddings, birthdays, graduations and Father’s Day, according to arrest affidavits.

Jenna Jackson sits down with Investigative producer Heidi Knecht as they share her role and what goes into an investigative piece.