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https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#county-view/CDCThe CDC and public health officials are very concerned about a rapid Increase in the number of COVID-19 infections. -
Federal aid will help the Moline School District hire some new teachers as it tries to help students make up for the past year of remote and hybrid learning.
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The Army Corps of Engineers is asking for public comments on its proposed new master plan for a long section of the Mississippi River. The plan covers the Corps' Rock Island District - from Guttenberg, Iowa down to Saverton, Missouri. -
Union workers in Rock Island will picket today to protest the possible privatization of city water and sewer services.
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The end of what could be called a "forgotten war" will be celebrated Tuesday. A wreath laying ceremony will be held in the National Cemetery on Arsenal Island to commemorate the end of the Korean War, 68 years ago.
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After spending several years and a lot of money on renovations, Moline will dedicate its latest historic landmark on Friday.
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Three vacancies on the Rock Island County board may soon be filled. Tuesday Board Chair Richard Brunk announced his choices for districts 3,10, and 23.
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Rock Island County will get some extra time to draw new maps for county board member districts. The state has extended the deadline from this month to December.
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Some changes are in store for motorists crossing the new I-74 bridge. Starting Wednesday (7/14), and weather permitting, they'll have to follow a new traffic pattern in the Illinois-bound lanes in Moline.
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The latest casualty of the pandemic is the drop-off recycling sites in the Illinois Quad Cities.
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The key to Davenport's success now, and in the future, will be partnerships, teamwork, and collaboration.
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On Arsenal Island Thursday First Army will officially welcome its 40th commanding general.
