Work underway on Phase II of Moline bike path
The Mississippi River to Rock River trail project uses IDOT funds to create a bike path along 19th Street and…
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2 eaglets have hatched on the Arconic Eagle Cam
Longtime bald eagle pair Liberty and Justice continue their 2026 nesting season with the addition of two new eaglets.
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Husband of Michigan woman who went overboard in Bahamas speaks out about wife’s disappearance
Brian Hooker said he is “heartbroken” about the search for “my beloved Lynette”, who went overboard on Saturday and hasn’t…
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Illinois farmers ease critical labor shortages through this agricultural visa program
The H-2A visa has become a lifeline for farmers who can’t find enough domestic workers.
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Connecticut couple sentenced for making $4 million selling fake Asian handbags, luxury items
New Britain residents Melissa Cruz, 37, and Jose Ramirez, 41, were sentenced for importing and selling fake luxury items from…
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Gov. Reynolds proclaims April as Keep Iowa Beautiful Month
Keep Iowa Beautiful is a nonprofit empowering programs to improve communities and boost hometown pride.
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License suspension or speed control? Illinois lawmakers explore alternative for reckless drivers
A bill would allow certain offenders to apply for the program.
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Amazon to end support for older Kindle devices: Check if yours is affected
Some Kindle users will soon lose access to key features on their devices.
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East Moline Public Library adding social worker to staff
The social worker will be able to provide visitors with counseling, help with applying for government assistance, referrals to community…
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Long Island architect Rex Heuermann pleads guilty in Gilgo Beach serial killings
A Long Island architect admitted Wednesday he led a secret life as a serial killer, murdering 8 women in a…
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Downtown Moline gets River Edge redevelopment designation
Downtown Moline has been named a River Edge Redevelopment Zone, unlocking tax incentives aimed at boosting development along the Mississippi…
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FBI warns Iranian hackers may be targeting critical US water and energy systems
An advisory issued by federal officials on Tuesday said the hacks have caused disruptions in numerous government-owned facilities, including local…
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Tom’s toothpaste settlement: How to file a claim, who qualifies
Customers who bought certain toothpaste products over the past six years could be owed money from a $2.9 million settlement.
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Road work on IL-81 in Cambridge begins April 13
The project will take place from First Street to the north junction with Illinois 82.
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Bondi won’t appear for Epstein investigation deposition
“Bondi cannot escape accountability simply because she no longer holds the office of Attorney General,” Rep. Nancy Mace said.
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Competitive Scrabble returns to Galesburg with expanded three-day event
These head-to-head tournaments are sanctioned by the Word Game Players’ Organization, although anyone is welcome to come out and compete!…
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Study links coffee, tea consumption to lower dementia risk, improved cognition
Daily coffee or tea may boost brain health and reduce dementia risk, says a new JAMA study, but moderation is…
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Iran closes Strait of Hormuz again after Israel attacks Lebanon
The closure may risk the ceasefire deal Iran made with the United States on Tuesday.
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Infant dead, another child suffers serious injuries after separate dog attacks
The Des Moines Police Department is investigating the separate dog attacks. No charges have been filed for either incident at…
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Gas prices continue to rise as Iran agrees to reopen Strait of Hormuz
The national average for a regular gallon of gas was $4.164 on Wednesday, according to AAA. That’s up from Tuesday’s…
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Gov. Kim Reynolds signs bill updating foster parent training requirements
The new law removes a provision that required prospective foster parents to complete 30 hours of training in order to…
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Iowa lawmakers consider expanding raw milk sales amid health, insurance concerns
Right now, farmers can’t sell raw milk in the same space as other farm-to-consumer products. A bill in the Iowa…
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Iowa State Patrol troopers deploy mobile unit to process drunk drivers more efficiently
ISP troopers are using a Mobile Breath Alcohol Testing (MBAT) truck to swiftly process intoxicated drivers, aiming to reduce drunk…
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Pair sentenced after pleading guilty to selling $4M in counterfeit luxury goods online
Prosecutors said the couple sold counterfeit handbags, clothing and jewelry through online streams, generating millions in sales.