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By: Chris Gilson, cgilson@cbs4qc.com It's not even officially open yet, but some folks said it's already done enough damage to their neighborhood. Bettendorf and Riverdale started adding 2 miles onto More>>
An East Moline neighborhood that seems to have been forgotten over time has some residents wondering if things will ever change. More>>
11 homes that suffered severe flood damage could be torn down. More>>
Dr. Oz fans know his goal is to help you live a long, healthy life. But does America's favorite doctor really practice what he preaches when it comes to healthy eating? More>>
A new drug, popular with teens, is running rampant in our community. It's like a chameleon, changing often, making it tough for cops to stop.
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A storage facility in Savanna, Illinois is now nothing but a pile of rubble. A massive fire began there around 10:00 on Monday night, destroying everything from classic cars to precious family pictures. More than ten different fire departments battled the blaze at Riverside Storage, which is near Route 84, well into the morning. They said despite their efforts the flames spread quickly, leaving behind a trail of people's charred belongings. More>>
You watch The Dr. Oz Show everyday on CBS 4 and recently our own Chloe Morroni got to go to New York to meet America's favorite doctor in person. Over the next three nights she'll give us a rare, inside look at the world of Oz. More>>
Vandals slash the tires on forty different cars in Sterling, Illinois. Some folks are stranded after the overnight rampage. More>>
Starting Monday the Army is opening up combat-related roles to women. While the change does not include the most dangerous infantry positions, it will open up thousands of other jobs. A 1994 military policy bans women from being assigned to ground combat close to the front lines, but soon that will change. More>>
Three people are in the hospital after a Moline party ends in gunfire. Police are still searching for the shooter.
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The Mississippi has already taken the lives of two Quad Citians. More>>
The city of Davenport gives a big welcome to two businesses bringing fresh and local to the forefront. More>>
By: Katie Jones kjones@cbs4qc.com Saturday hundreds of students took a walk towards their futures. It was graduation day for students at St. Ambrose University. The ceremony took place at the I–wireless More>>
By: Chris Gilson, cgilson@cbs4qc.com Today Illinois Governor Pat Quinn announced the state will commit more than 70 million dollars towards the Interstate 74 bridge. But, U.S. Secretary of Transportation More>>
At a time when many schools are cutting back, one local district is doing the opposite. The West Burlington Independent School District is making major upgrades to its sports facilities. The school has already started construction on a new multi-purpose facility, which will house a wrestling room, weight room, and batting cages. The concrete track will also be replaced with an all weather running surface. More>>
By: Meredith Dennis, mdennis@cbs4qc.com
The search is over for a man who fell into the Mississippi River last night. Crews recovered the body around 7:00 Friday Morning. More>>
You may think you know what it takes to investigate a crime scene. But there's much more to it than what you see on TV. More>>
More than 75 rural post offices in the Quad City area were expected to close their doors until now. More>>
River Drive is closed between Forest Rd and 4th St through Friday More>>
Did you know nearly 100 men and women just like you spend their free time in jail? It's all part of a volunteer program helping inmates change their lives, one lesson at a time. For several years now the Scott County Jail has been opening their doors to people who want to help inmates get their lives back on track. Everyone from local pastors to teachers to former inmates come to the jail every week, in the hopes of inspiring just one person to stay out of the system. More>>
Korean War veterans take part in Honor Flight for first time. More>>
By: Mandy Wolfemwolfe@cbs4qc.comAnyone visiting Rock Island will soon get a better look at what the area has to offer.The Quad Cities Convention and Visitors Bureau is setting up a visitors center in downtown More>>
He's spending time behind bars for having sex with a student. But now he'll be getting out early. It's all because of a mistake made during plea negotiations. More>>
Halloween—
A time you don't need an excuse to pig out on candy.
Now, although sweet treats are all part of the fun there is a way to celebrate without getting a sugar rush. More>>
A photographer hired to take school pictures for Orion Middle School is now under investigation. The photographer is accused of "inappropriate behavior." Parents said the photographer was caught trying to take pictures of students in the boy's bathroom over the stall with his camera phone. More>>
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