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i migrant facility, killing eight people. and in northeast texas, outside of dallas, investigators zero in on the motive for yet another mass shooting. this time at an outlet mall in the town of ral len, texas, where eight people including a child were killed. plus, republicans and democrats are digging in the debt ceiling, ahead of their critical meeting at the white house tomorrow. good day, everyone, im andrea michelle in washington. flags are flying at half-staff at the white h...

LAGRANGE — This Friday is the registration deadline for the Tuesday, June 11 meeting of LaGrange Partners.

Volunteer projects took place all over the Quad Cities as part of United Way‘s Day of Caring. One of those projects took place at Logan Elementary School in Moline. Volunteers cleaned up the school’s front landscaping and spread new mulch for the spring. Students made thank you cards for volunteers and the school says it […]

Rene Gellerman has put her pen where her passion is. President/CEO of United Way Quad Cities for the past five years, she has penned a new children’s book that will be published this September by Texas-based Lucid Books. Inspired by the QC, local students and her own kids, the book aims to inspire others. The […]

Volunteers are needed to spend 30 minutes a week reading with a student.

There’s always something happening in the Hostess City. Stay in the know about upcoming events and the latest information with our periodic News & Notes....

Superintendent Dr. Dan Sims addresses key issues like literacy, absenteeism and staff retention at his State of the District address. A new partnership with Wesleyan College was also unveiled.

November is National Family Literacy Month. To celebrate, we’re connecting you to the people, places and events focusing on literacy in Savannah. LISTEN 107.5 FM...

WQPT PBS’ largest children’s event of the year, Imagination Station, is back, and you’re invited to attend. It will be held Saturday, Oct. 14, on the Western Illinois University-Quad Cities campus.

Food deserts leave Duval residents wanting; Read USA honors literacy heroes; Bistro X goes against the grain and cuts prices.