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The I-80 bridge replacement is earmarked to get $270.5 million, while the Chicago to QC passenger rail expansion will get $225 million.

The proposed legislation addresses the rise in violent crime committed against letter carriers on the job.

The National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) held a rally in Moline today, June 14, calling for the passage of the Protect Our Letter Carriers Act. Over 350 letter carriers and other postal service employees, as well as union members, were in attendance.

The Quad Citians Affirming Diversity organization started an initiative that recognizes businesses who serve the LGBTQ+ community in a variety of ways including creating a safe space to patron.

With Wednesday's announcement that the Fed will not be cutting interest rates, home buyers are learning to live with mortgage rates at about 7%.

2024 has no shortage of rare events.

This year, the event will take place at The TMBC Lincoln Center from 6pm through 8pm, doors open at 5:30pm.

The highly anticipated emergence of the 17-year cicadas is making waves across Northern Illinois, but the Quad Cities remain notably untouched by the insect invasion.

Uncover the flavorful journey of pizza trends: Detroit's deep-dish dominance fades to Chicago's thin tavern style.

WOC Newstalk 1420 is the Quad Cities place to talk! WOC is also the Quad Cities home for Iowa sports with a full slate of Iowa football and basketball games.