From Plows to Progress: The Evolution of Farm Machinery in the Quad Cities
The Quad Cities. When you hear that name, you might picture the mighty Mississippi, bustling downtowns, and maybe even some…
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Bettendorf | Davenport | East Moline | Illinois | Iowa | Moline
QC All-Stars: Famous Folks You Might Not Know Are From Here
Ever heard of a place punching above its weight? That’s the Quad Cities in a nutshell. We might not be…
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Bettendorf | Davenport | East Moline | Illinois | Iowa | Moline | Rock Island
From River Rats to Rock ‘n’ Roll: A Whirlwind Tour Through Quad Cities History
Alright, buckle up, history buffs (and those who just like a good story), because we’re about to take a trip…
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Bettendorf | Davenport | East Moline | Moline | Rock Island
Top 10 Things to Do in the Quad Cities
The Quad Cities, a vibrant region straddling the Mississippi River, offers a diverse range of experiences for visitors and locals…
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German court says Birkenstock sandals aren’t works of art
The shoe manufacturer claimed its sandals “are copyright-protected works of applied art” that may not be imitated in a lawsuit…
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Supreme Court sides with Trump administration over policy to turn back asylum seekers at US-Mexico border
The court debated whether the noncitizens who were stopped on the Mexican side of the U.S.-Mexico border had actually arrived…
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Rock Island deputy fire chief retires after 25 years of service
Rock Island Deputy Fire Chief Greg Marty will retire Aug. 20 after 25 years with the fire department.
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Are Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce getting married at Madison Square Garden? Here’s what we know.
Would Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce really get married in Madison Square Garden? The evidence is growing.
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President Trump kicks off ‘Great American State Fair’ with National Mall rally
Already decked out with a Ferris wheel, the National Mall will be transformed into an exhibition ground for the Great…
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Amy Adams says she helped save a stabbing victim’s life and credits short-lived TV role for medical training
The six-time Oscar nominee shared the wild story on the “SmartLess” podcast, recounting how she and her dad sprang into…
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iHeartMedia layoffs hit home as Quad Cities talent lose jobs
Several local radio stations, including WLLR and Big 106.5, are owned by iHeart.
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Back-to-back powerful earthquakes slam Venezuela, collapsing buildings in the capital of Caracas
The 7.2- and 7.5-magnitude quakes are among the strongest to strike Venezuela in more than a century.
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Pritzker signs bill protecting medical records for abortion patients in Illinois
The new law will shield people from out-of-state retaliation.
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The world’s largest picnic basket is up for sale again
For only $8.5 million, one of America’s most unique pieces of architecture could be yours.
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Actor Joe Manganiello recounts yearslong, ‘near-death’ medical journey in new memoir
Actor Joe Manganiello announced his memoir “Bloodlines,” which details his near decadelong battle with a mysterious illness that left him…
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U.S. Mint releasing limited-edition Fourth of July quarters for America’s 250th anniversary
The U.S. Mint will release 250,000 limited-edition 2026 Declaration of Independence quarters featuring a special “July 4th” privy mark ahead…
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Sheriff: Teenager reported missing out of Scott County has been found
The 14-year-old is back home, the sheriff’s office said Wednesday evening.
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Downtown Davenport unveils new brand, highlights $68M in planned investment
The nonprofit Downtown Davenport Partnership says the new brand is more than a logo or flag. It’s something all downtown…
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5th annual Stoneware Fest returns with more than 70 vendors
The free event will be held on Saturday, June 27, at the Stoneware Museum of Monmouth. It’s got free admission…
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Illinois breaks state tornado record, leads nation in twisters this year
Illinois has already seen 200 recorded tornadoes in 2026, which breaks the previous state record of 142 set in 2024….
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Judge bars Trump administration from enacting proof of citizenship requirement to vote
A federal judge has permanently barred President Donald Trump’s administration from implementing most of his first executive order on elections.
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Man killed while shielding a child during library shooting in California remembered for heroism
The shooting at a library in Chico, California, has left the community shaken after two people were killed.
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New York police arrest man following motel fire that killed 6 and displaced dozens
Police said six people died in the fire and about 70 people living at the inn were displaced.
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President Trump arrives at Capitol to meet with Senate GOP after calling off signing ceremony for housing bill
President Donald Trump has been pressuring Republican senators for months to focus on his proof-of-citizenship voting bill, dubbed the SAVE…
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‘Meet Me at the Pepsi Clock’ sculpture honors Iowa State Fair tradition as butter cow companion
This year’s sculpture seeks to celebrate fair spirit and the nation’s 250th anniversary while showcasing the heritage and spirit that…
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St. Louis Cardinals leaders call press conference on ownership, leadership
The advisory did not provide additional details about the announcement.
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2 new Illinois sites proposed for new Chicago Bears stadium; Gov. Braun still confident in Hammond
While a state lawmaker proposed a lakefront stadium on the city’s south side, the mayor of a Chicago suburb has…
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Northern California shaken by pair of earthquakes near Redwood Valley
The first quake registered a magnitude 5.6, while the second was a magnitude 2.5.
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Top Army general who was last US soldier to leave Afghanistan is suddenly leaving his post
Gen. Christopher Donahue, commanding general of U.S. Army Europe and Africa and commander of NATO’s Allied Land Command, will relinquish…
