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The same storm system that ripped across Iowa and ravaged the community of Greenfield, Iowa was largely diminished when it reached the Quad Cities area.

From May 28 through September 15, fascinating stories of struggle, perseverance, tragedy, and triumph will be shared at Davenport's German American Heritage Center in the venue's Immigration Then & Now: Finding Refuge in the Quad Cities, a meaningful, locally themed exhibition presented in partnership with World Relief Quad Cities and supported by the Moline Regional Community

Hy-Vee is closing three stores in Iowa leaving several residents without a grocery store nearby. The Iowa-based grocery store is stepping up to help impacted customers.

Lisa Bluder reveals the driving force behind her retirement.

After several deadly shootings, law enforcement is asking the community for help. A Moline nonprofit is working on some answers.

Who doesn't love breakfast? Bacon, eggs, toast, and sausage are a great combo but what place does it the best in Wisconsin? Take a trip to Madison to have Wisconsin's best breakfast.

Ice-cold lemonade and shopping sounds amazing. Supporting local businesses does to. You can do all of that at a fun event in Davenport in June.

A new Illinois law has prompted a higher standard of protection from lead in drinking water and in response to the new law, the city of Moline has made a lead service line replacement plan.

Prescott Valley Police Department (PVPD) will host its annual Youth Police Academy program from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., July 15 – 18. The four day program will be at

Red Rockin Records recording artist Kaleidoscope Redrocks is grateful to be invited back to perform at the Relay For Life of The Quad Cities overnight event for the third consecutive