
Four! That's a sound heard a lot in Silvis, home of the John Deere Classic. Some city leaders want to capitalize on that claim to fame when it comes to making over the water tower. More>>
By: Katie Jones kjones@cbs4qc.com Officers at the East Moline Correctional Center are on pins and needles tonight as Governor Pat Quinn threatens to make deep cuts to state funded facilities. During More>>
The Iowa Supreme Court is letting stand a ruling that allows a Davenport strip club to open despite the objections of city officials. The court announced Monday it won't review an Iowa Court of Appeals More>>
Community economic development director Greg Champagne is retiring at the end of march after more than 30 years, "Somebody coming into this position will certainly have a lot to learn. But its really a great community. There are a lot of really, well we call them, "rock solid" Rock Islanders here. A lot of people that you can depend on, a lot of people that really want to see something positive happen with the community." More>>
By: Katie Jones kjones@cbs4qc.com The number of people killed on Iowa roads is double what it was this time last year. Traffic accidents have already killed 54 people in Iowa, so it's crucial to keep More>>
Forget having to leave your house to try and hit it big. Both Iowa and Illinois are looking into legalizing online gambling. That easy access to hitting the jackpot has addicts and counselors on pins and needles. More>>
By: Marissa Pendergrassmpendergrass@cbs4qc.comOne Quad City is nearly a million dollars in the hole. East Moline leaders are trying to find ways to get back in the black. City leaders said balancing More>>
It's been more than a month since Nichols Aluminum workers hit the picket lines and they are not planning to give in anytime soon. Workers said they are stronger than ever after voting down the company's latest contract offer by more than 98 percent last week. Teamsters Local 371 President Howard Spoon said the reason the four year contract was rejected is because employees would be giving up a good healthcare plan for something much more expensive. More>>