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After Illinois Deere worker's death, others mourn — and raise safety concerns - Vimarsana News

After Illinois Deere worker's death, others mourn — and raise safety concerns

A Deere worker died crossing the street to a picket line in Milan, Illinois. Other workers say they'd complained to the city about burnt out streetlights at the intersection.

After Illinois Deere worker's death, others mourn — and raise safety concerns - Vimarsana News

After Illinois Deere worker's death, others mourn — and raise safety concerns

A Deere worker died crossing the street to a picket line in Milan, Illinois. Other workers say they'd complained to the city about burnt out streetlights at the intersection.

Remains found are those of missing Iowa 10-year-old Breasia Terrell, officials say - Vimarsana News

Remains found are those of missing Iowa 10-year-old Breasia Terrell, officials say

Quad-City Times The identity of the human remains found last week just north of DeWitt was announced Wednesday in front of nine news cameras perched on tripods inside the Davenport Police station's community room. Davenport Police Chief Paul Sikorski had to speak words no one wanted to utter since a hot day in July 2020. "In regards to the human remains found near 270th Avenue near DeWitt, an autopsy on the remains was conducted by the Department of Criminal Investigations and we have received confirmation," Sikorski said in a measured tone. Then the 31-year veteran of Davenport's...

SANTA FUND: Moline family receives 'true blessing' after COVID-19 and illness wrecked their finances - Vimarsana News

SANTA FUND: Moline family receives 'true blessing' after COVID-19 and illness wrecked their finances

Ginna and Jason Hubbard of Moline have had a rough go in 2020. Health issues wrecked their financial stability. The coronavirus sidelined them both and a mysterious seizure disorder left Jason in a ditch and without a job. Both contracted COVID-19, with Ginna, 31, unable to work for weeks prior to contracting the coronavirus due to the pandemic temporarily shutting down the day care where she works. Ginna was unable to work for two weeks each in September and October and worked a total of four days in November due to the temporary day care closures. And Jason, 31, was diagnosed with a seizure...