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The city of Rock Island has chosen its new chief of police.
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A tank made at the Rock Island Arsenal over 100 years ago has been returned, restored and is now on display.
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John Deere is contesting three Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) citations it received following the death of an employee last year.
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Murder in the Studio continues at The Black Box Theatre, 1623 5th Avenue in Moline, Thursday through Saturday, May 2nd through 4th at 7:30 p.m.
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The city of Rock Island has chosen its deputy chief of police to serve as interim police chief.
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A Bettendorf woman is challenging Republican incumbent Gary Mohr for his seat in the Iowa house.
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As of Friday, William Weber, a 92-year old East Moline man, is still missing.
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The latest season of the Amazon Prime series, "The College Tour," will shine a spotlight on some local community college students.
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A judge has ruled that the Iowa Freedom of Information Council, or FOIC, can intervene for private citizen David Sidran.
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