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In April, Genesis announced a comprehensive plan to optimize emergency services in Scott County to expand capacity and better provide patients with the “right care, in the right place, at the right time.”

Before they started flooding screens with commercials, politicians started with the morning paper.

The Federal Communications Commission requires cable and over-the-air stations to charge the lowest rate for a time slot to candidates during election windows.

The money will be used to build a brand new gymnasium that honors former pastor monsignor Thomas E. Mack.

The Long Grove farm will kick off their month-long (and busiest) season on Oct. 1.

If you have a college student, you are probably preparing for the FAFSA application process to open on Oct. 1. Filing the important documents online can be a great learning experience for young people heading off to college.

The annual Student Hunger Drive starts Monday, Oct. 3, involving 15 area schools.

It’s officially fall and we are starting to feel the temperature drop. Today, we are talking all about fall fashion.

It happened in August, police said.

Project Now can help the senior community in a variety of ways with services they offer.

Doing whatever it takes to provide young people with the tools they need to reach their full potential as productive, caring, and responsible citizens. That’s the mission of the Boys and Girls Clubs of the Mississippi Valley.

It happened Thursday, police said.

The wine-tasting event is Oct. 6 at Old Oak’s Winery in Milan and supports the mission to reduce trauma to children who experience abuse

The free event that offers plenty of shopping opportunities from a curated list of handmade and vintage vendors--plus live music, great food, and much more from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

She pleaded guilty in June.

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Silvis police are asking for help identifying a woman they say stole a purse at Jewel Osco in August.

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The pilot program will include 20 schools in urban, suburban and rural settings.

Quad Cities area fire departments will compete on Oct. 8 to see who makes the best firehouse chili in the Quad Cities.

It is safe to get both a flu and COVID-19 vaccination at the same time.

Hurricanes are rated as Category 1 through 5 on the Saffir-Simpson Scale.

The road is closed until further notice from the East 10th Street intersection to the East 11th Street intersection, Rock Falls city officials said.

It features live music, food and Fall scenery on the Mississippi River.

A man was arrested in Maquoketa after police alled that he robbed a Dubuque Dunkin’ Donuts while displaying a gun on Thursday morning.

Davenport City Council approves conversion of 3rd and 4th streets

Durham and Teamsters Local 371 are expected to meet Friday with a federal mediator

Atalissa Police Department reported finding one man dead after a house fire Wednesday afternoon.

The SAFE-T Act and Pretrial Fairness Act have been a hot topic for several weeks after a meme went viral sharing misinformation about the end of cash bail on January 1. While many have heard from lawmakers debating the changes to the bail system, you likely haven’t heard from survivors of violence.

A special workshop is being planned for next week and it will be geared toward people impacted by cancer.