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Have you seen these suspects? Crime Stoppers wants to know!
Crime Stoppers of the Quad Cities wants your help catching two fugitives. It’s an Our Quad Cities News exclusive. You can get an elevated reward for information on this week’s cases:. AARON SPICER, 37, 5’7”, 200 pounds, brown hair, blue eyes. Wanted in Rock Island County for two...
Bettendorf man faces charges after police say he drove stolen car in pursuit
A 34-year-old Bettendorf man faces multiple charges after Iowa State Police allege he led a pursuit in a stolen car then ran from officers, court records show. Jacob Shinn faces felony charges of second-degree theft and eluding – speed more than 25 mph over the limit; and serious misdemeanor charges of driving while his license was denied or revoked and possession of a controlled substance – marijuana – first offense, according to court records.
Former JCPenney building in Moline to get new life as commercial/residential space
The Moline City Council took a major step towards renovating the former JCPenney building in the city’s downtown into 32 residential units at its most recent meeting. The city council unanimously endorsed a proposed $6.8 million Redevelopment Plan and Economic Incentive Agreement, the first hurdle toward project approval. The building was built in 1956 as […]
Moline Acres police ask for help identifying burglary suspect
MOLINE ACRES, Mo. – Investigators with the Moline Acres Police Department are asking the public for help identifying a burglary suspect. On Tuesday, the department released three pictures depicting a suspect wanted for burglary and trespassing. Police are asking people to pay close attention to the individual’s clothing and...
Niabi Zoo, Coal Valley, will open for the season after storm repairs
After repair of snow damage, Niabi Zoo will open for the season on Tuesday, April 30. Niabi Zoo Foundation has partnered with Niabi Zoo as repairs and replacements have been made to damaged areas from the January snowstorm. More than $12,000 from personal donations and $50,000 from Modern Woodmen, which will support the reconstruction of the Bald Eagle Exhibit, has been raised, according to a letter from the zoo.
Atkinson water shut off for day
ATKINSON, Ill. (KWQC) - Some people in the village of Atkinson had their water shut off. City Officials said that people on the west side of State Street and the North side of Route 6 will not have service on Wednesday. It will go from 7:30 a.m. until 5 p.m.
Fenton School Board approves independent review into accused teacher’s case
BENSENVILLE, Ill. — The Fenton School Board on Wednesday approved an independent review into the case of a teacher accused of a long-term sexual misconduct with a student. The board voted unanimously to move forward. The teacher was fired last month following paid leave. During emotional meetings, parents asked the school board to investigate. Bensenville’s […]
Walk-In Wednesday Hiring Event Being Held At Quad-Cities Genesis
Genesis ‘Walk-In Wednesday’ hiring event is being held today from 3 to 6 p.m.!. Genesis Human Resources representatives will be located at the main. entrances of Genesis Medical Center—Davenport (1227 East Rusholme Street,. Davenport, Iowa) and Genesis Medical Center—Silvis (801 Illini Drive, Silvis, IL) to. meet...
Silvis woman faces more retail theft charges in Rock Island, Scott Counties
A Silvis woman accused of second degree theft in Scott County is facing more charges there, along with similar charges in Rock Island County. Linaya Bennett, 40, was arrested in Scott County on Friday, April 19 on charges of ongoing criminal conduct – unlawful activity, a class B felony. In the complaint filed with the […]
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