Madison McAdoo

Local businesses from around the Quad Cities came to the event to share what goes into their career fields.

“Our office continues to be sympathetic towards the family and friends and we are saddened by the loss of Jackson. We are also disappointed by the amount of time that it is taking for this case to find a resolution.”

A semi with liquid asphalt and a train crashed in Davenport Wednesday afternoon.

Hours after the Davenport Police Department released body cam video of an officer shooting a dog, the dog’s owner was removed from a city council meeting after knocking over the lectern.

There are ways to help children cope by reading story books.

A sentencing hearing was delayed for a Mercer Co. woman who was found guilty on 11 charges of animal cruelty.

A man was arrested after police say a camera he hid in a bathroom captured thousands of video files.

Troopers have identified the motorcyclist who was killed in a Muscatine County crash Monday.

Rock Island Dental Associates is offering flexible scheduling for John Deere employees affected by the recent layoffs.

Quad Cities-based Deere & Company earnings report shows first-quarter net income of $1.751 billion, down from the same time last year.

Unitypoint Health Trinity is hosting its first-ever “baby bowl.” A competition between the number of baby boys and girls born in the next four weeks at the Bettendorf and Moline birthplaces.

The annual Festival of Trees is back at the River Center starting Saturday through Nov. 26.

Blake Shelton announced Wednesday, his Back To The Honky Tonk Tour will have a second leg, with a stop in Moline.

The Canadian Pacific-Kansas City Holiday Train is making its way back to the area in November.

The Rock Island Downtown Alliance held its official launch party Tuesday night, highlighting the downtown revitalization project.

The facility will be called the Junior Achievement Inspiration Center. The facility will also provide unique experiences to help kids learn about financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and work and career readiness.

The Bettendorf Community School District’s Board of Education approved an agreement to settle a lawsuit that challenged the legality of a board gathering held in May 2022.

QC Custom Tees expanded to this spot, the second location for them, holding a Ribbon Cutting Wednesday.

Students from Bettendorf Middle School were one of 48 exhibits selected to be showcased in a live showcase at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History on Flag Day.

Former Eldridge City Clerk Denise Benson is charged with using over $76,000 of city money for personal expenses.