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Where to go for a Thanksgiving meal in the Quad Cities area

Events

Holiday happenings: Quad Cities events to get you in the holiday mood

The Quad Cities area offers plenty of fun events to get you in the holiday spirit!
Public Safety

Boil orders in the Quad Cities region

Boil orders warn residents that they should not drink or consume tap water without boiling it due to the risk of illness. Here's a look at active orders in the QCA.
Community

3 Things to Know | Quad Cities morning headlines for Nov. 22, 2024

A Quad Cities tradition is coming back to downtown Davenport as the Festival of Trees kicks off Saturday, and the MLK Center is giving away meals for Thanksgiving.
Local News

Take a walk through 'The Vault' of unseen relics at the Putnam Museum

According to museum officials, the Putnam has more than 250,000 items in its collection.
Local News

Take a walk through 'The Vault' of unseen relics at the Putnam Museum

According to museum officials, the Putnam has more than 250,000 items in its collection.
Local News

Mr. Thanksgiving's holiday dinner to be held at Mercado on Fifth in Moline

Despite initially planning to cancel, a QC Thanksgiving tradition will live on with Mr. Thanksgiving at Mercado on Fifth.
The Current

Here's how you can donate to Clinton's annual 'Scott for Tots' toy drive

When Toys for Tots left Clinton County in 2018, a local man, Scott Stubblefield, stepped up to fill the gap. Now, his drive serves around 1,200 kids each year.
Money

City of Davenport looking to upgrade outdated Skybridge lights

City officials hope to turn the Skybridge into a holiday destination, replacing a 20-year-old light system with a new state-of-the-art set.
Public Safety

Downtown Davenport filled with smoke after underground transformer explosion

Officials said there were no injuries, and the incident only caused minor electrical disruptions.
Local News

Davenport hoping to bring new lights to the Skybridge

The lights will cost approximately $400,000.
Public Safety

Downtown Davenport filled with smoke after underground transformer explosion

Officials said there were no injuries, and the incident only caused minor electrical disruptions.