Public Health & Safety
Local public health and safety news from WVIK Quad Cities NPR.
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Doctors at a Bettendorf hospital recently performed a first-ever treatment for a common disease.
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Moline residents can now report minor crimes to the police online.
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The city of Davenport will use over $13 million in federal grant funding to make its roads more resilient to flooding.
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A $2 million federal grant will help Dubuque County improve road safety and reduce traffic congestion.
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In this episode, we dive deep into the Rooting Out Poverty conference organized by Project Now, a non-profit organization in the Quad Cities area.
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The East Moline Police Department is asking the public for help finding a man who has been missing for about a week.
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In this month's episode of Wellness Wake Up Call, Kristen Bogdonas sheds light on the issue of food waste and the importance of addressing it during Food Waste Prevention Week.
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A car crash Thursday in Scott County has led to a homicide investigation being opened.
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A biker and a pedestrian were hit by cars in separate incidents this week in Davenport.
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The Diocese of Davenport has reinstated a priest accused of sexually abusing a child.