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Canadian Pacific Railway, Twitter/Canadian Pacific Railway, https://twitter.com/CanadianPacific/status/1373591679295483906/photo/1After seven public meetings about the proposed merger of Canadian Pacific Railway and Kansas City Southern -- in Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, and Texas -- this week, a federal agency will hold a three-day hearing in Washington, DC. -
City of Moline/With very little land available for development within the city, Moline is now looking at land south of the airport for its future growth. Last week, aldermen reviewed the city's recent strategic plans, and how they might encourage new homes and businesses.
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The Levitt AMP Galva Music Series has received a 90,000 dollar multi-year grant. -
Alumni from around the world have converged on the Quad Cities to celebrate the 125th anniversary of the founding of Palmer College in Davenport.
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Augustana College students at the East Moline Correctional Center will receive help from a federal Pell Grant initiative.
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A federal agency will hold a public meeting tonight at the River Center in Davenport to discuss the proposed merger of Canadian Pacific Railway and Kansas City Southern.
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A 28 year old mystery has finally been solved. Monday Moline police announced human remains found near St. Louis belong to Steven Asplund of Moline who went missing in 1994.
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After a two year break because of the pandemic, the United Way of the Quad Cities' Day of Caring will return this week.
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With fewer students, less money, and aging buildings, the Davenport school board is working on a long-range facility plan. And it's asking residents to help make some of the major decisions by filling out a survey.
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On September 7th, American Airlines will stop flying at the Dubuque Airport. One local leader says the loss is a wake-up call to change the rules of government subsidies for airlines.
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"This is the most pro-labor state in the country, and it will remain that way." That was the message Monday from Governor J.B. Pritzker to Rock Island County Democrats during their annual Labor Day Salute to Labor in East Moline.
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Community values and a highly skilled workforce are just two of the reasons a bacon factory is being built in the Quad Cities.
