The Quad Cities area will be celebrating St. Patrick's Day this weekend. Here's a look at some events taking place to celebrate!

U.S. stocks plummeted this week due to growing uncertainty surrounding President Trump's tariffs and trade policies.

After a near-record high and a Red Flag Warning on Monday, things will be relatively quiet through the middle of the week. Then things could get interesting Friday night as a strong storm rolls across the middle of the country.

A Park View man accused in the death of his girlfriend said Monday in Scott County Court the two met in a rehabilitation facility and began drinking again the day after they left rehab.

Bree Sullivan, Hannah Dennis and Brad Edwards have left the WOI weather team. See what We Are Iowa plans going forward.

Unseasonably warm weather is giving the Quad Cities a taste of spring as temperatures reach the 70s for the first time this year. This is a big change from the usual early March chill and could

While the Davenport location is closing for good, Bummer City plans to turn the Moline location into a country and western bar, complete with a mechanical bull and line dancing.

MOLINE, Ill. (KWQC) - A new country, western bar will replace Moline’s Analog Pizza & Arcade in May. Late Rider will be the Quad Cities first country western bar, according to its Facebook page. The bar is run by Bummer City, which also runs Analog and other Quad City businesses.

The excitement of indoor football returns to the QCA as the Quad City Steamwheelers kick off the new season at home Friday, March 21. Director of Game Operations James Macklin spoke with Our Quad Cities News about what’s ahead for the upcoming Steamwheelers season.

Following a four-point weekend against rivals the Peoria Rivermen, our Quad City Storm is trying to lock down a playoff spot. Our Quad Cities Sports takes a look at how the Storm will take on the stretch run for the SPHL playoffs.

Residents of the Quad Cities recognizing Ramadan can go to the center nightly to break their fast.

In honor of Women in Construction Week, Girl Scouts of the Quad Cities partnered up with volunteer construction employees to learn about the construction world.