Seven candidates, two seeking re-election, for three board seats. WVIK interviewed six of the seven candidates ahead of the November 3 elections.

A year after Davenport converted 3rd Street downtown from one-way eastbound, to two-way traffic, the city is completing a similar conversion for westbound 4th Street to two-way, effective Oct. 29.

The Iowa City Democrat is running against Republican incumbent Mariannette Miller-Meeks for a third time. The Cook Political Report has ranked the race as "lean Democrat."

Incumbent Tony Knobbe announced earlier this year that he will not seek re-election. Democrat Samuel Samara and Republican Gregory Guy are vying for the open seat.

The Half Nelson has teamed up with the Quad-City Spiritualist Society to bring “Beyond the Crimson Veil,” a special pop-up Halloween cocktail experience in Downtown Davenport this week.

Monday means another weekend of religious services across the Quad Cities has come and gone. WVIK’s Joseph Leahy recently joined worshipers at Beit Shalom Jewish Community in Davenport and has this profile in faith.

Democrat incumbent Karen Kinney is not seeking re-election. Democrat Maggie Crouch and Republican Steven Rugh are vying for the open seat.

Incumbent Rita Vargas is not seeking re-election. Democrat Toby Paone and Republican Mike Wulf are vying for the open seat.

Angela Snyder is the college’s first assistant vice president for impact learning, to connect every student with hands-on learning, career preparation and meaningful work in the community.

Union members discussed the current state of the farm bill, farming's importance to the local economy, and what some members are calling a farm crisis.