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Suspicious package determined not to be threat
IOWA CITY, Iowa (KCRG) - The University of Iowa Police Department says there is no threat to the public after a suspicious package was found at the Capitol Street Ramp. An update from the department did not say what the package was. Activity in the area can resume as normal.
1 dead, 2 injured at overnight shooting in Davenport
DAVENPORT, Iowa — One person was killed and two others injured after a shooting in Davenport. On Thursday, Aug. 29, police said they received a call at 9:07 p.m. of a shooting in the 7500 block of Northwest Boulevard. When first responders arrived they found three victims -- a 27-year-old female, a 17-year-old male and a 20-year-old male. All three were transported to nearby hospitals for their injuries. The 20-year-old did not survive.
Around the Big Ten | Matchups, power rankings for Week 1 of college football season
USC — U-S-C! What happened? Shoutout James Droz. Wisconsin — Hate to say it but the Badgers are sneaky. Washington — We all will miss Michael Penix Jr. Indiana especially. Nebraska — Offbrand Patrick Mahomes won’t be enough to flip this team around. Rutgers —...
Illinois quick hits: Illinois prison staff hospitalized; kanes reopen for holiday weekend
Illinois prison staff hospitalized Staff members at a southern Illinois correctional facility were taken to a hospital after experiencing some medical symptoms. Twelve staff members at the Menard Correctional Center had medical symptoms and were taken to a hospital by ambulance. It is unknown what caused the illnesses. The Illinois Poison Control Center, along with the St. Clair County EMA's Hazmat Team is assisting with the investigation. ...
Pleasant Valley Spartans football ready for a wild season opener
It’s the eve of their football season opener, and the Pleasant Valley High School Spartans are ready for the challenge. Our Quad Cities Sports takes you to the countdown to the Spartans clashing with the Bettendorf Bulldogs.
New Survey shows that Latinos near the Mississippi River see its pollution as a top priority
DAVENPORT, Iowa (KWQC) - A recent survey showed that Latino voters who live in counties near the Mississippi River consider it part of their daily lives and view its pollution as a top priority. The first Latino Voices of the Mississippi River Poll, conducted by The Hispanic Access Foundation, showed...
Illinois veteran lawmakers react to Walz’s stolen valor accusations
(The Center Square) – A Republican state lawmaker responded to Illinois U.S. Sen. Tammy Duckworth’s characterization of vice presidential candidate Tim Walz's military record. Duckworth defended Minnesota Gov. Walz against stolen valor claims by calling him a “retired command sergeant major.” Walz retired as a master sergeant, according to the Minnesota National Guard. Republicans like state Rep. David Friess, R-Red Bud, an air force veteran, said Walz never served in...
‘I’m in the best shape I’ve been’: McNamara, Lachey ready to roll
The two stars of the Iowa passing game will make their long-awaited returns this Saturday. QB Cade McNamara, and TE Luke Lachey missed most of last season with major injuries, but they’re both finally fully healthy for the season opener. “I’ve gotten over it — my legs not injured,”...
New research from the University of Iowa explains how people recognize words
IOWA CITY, Iowa — The University of Iowa has new research that defines the way the human brain processes language by studying people who wear cochlear implants. They hope to apply the findings to develop strategies that may help people who are at the extreme ends of a particular word-recognition dimension.
ESPN's FPI predicts outcome of every game on Iowa's schedule
ESPN’s Football Power Index is predicting every game of the 2024 college football season, including the full game-by-game win probabilities for Iowa. Coming off another 10-win season, Iowa checks in with the 6th-best chance to win the conference per the preseason Big Ten Championship odds via FanDuel. However, the overall makeup of the Hawkeyes lends Kirk Ferentz’s team to a lower outlook on the FPI.
Waterloo community to vote on high school merger plan after petition gathers enough support
Waterloo residents will decide the fate of a $165 million high school merger plan during the election this November. Voters will be asked to either approve or reject the sale of revenue bonds to fund the plan that was approved by the Waterloo Schools Board of Education on July 29. It originally didn’t require voter approval since the plan does not raise taxes because it is not funded through a bond referendum. Rather, the project is being funded through SAVE bonds, formerly known as school infrastructure sales, services and use tax revenue bonds — an existing 1% statewide sales tax.
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