MUSCATINE – Now, I don’t want to say anything to jinx us ... but I think spring may be just around the corner.
Well … it’s been an interesting first week of the year, hasn’t it?
At the end of this week, it will be the start of 2021, and like many other people, I’m more than happy to kick 2020 to the curb. It's an under…
It isn’t always easy to take the extra time or effort to make it to a certain event, especially if you’re an introvert or if the weather is ch…
A little over a year ago, I began my job as the newest reporter for the Muscatine Journal. …I think it’s safe to say that this has been a VERY…
In 2016, the year I turned 21, I was able to vote for the first time.
Last week, it was announced that the much anticipated sequel to Wonder Woman, "Wonder Woman 1984," is delayed yet again. Originally the film w…
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Since the death of George Floyd at the hands of police in Minneapolis, there have been protests across the country seeking reform. Reform of p…
Thumbs Up … to attorneys general from 20 states, including Iowa and Illinois, for urging 3M, major manufacturer of N95 masks, to try to get pr…
Illinois voters went to the polls last Tuesday in noticeably smaller numbers than four years ago.
"If you move, I'll blow your (expletive) head off."
Cheers ... to Joy Boruff, the longtime CEO of the Moline Foundation, who is retiring. A native of Fort Dodge, Iowa, Boruff has worked to make …
There's something off when somebody who doesn't live here can run for a local office and, yet, can't even fully participate in the election pr…
There's something off when somebody who doesn't live here can run for a local office and, yet, can't even fully participate in the election pr…
We have watched in fascination for 2½ years as the new Interstate-74 bridge has slowly risen from below the waters of the Mississippi River.
With what we hope will be a full complement of members, the reconstituted Western Illinois University Board of Trustees begins meeting today t…
Just eight months after Moline elected officials committed to governing in sunshine, the city's administrator has been forced from her post ab…
Thumbs Up … to Greta Thunberg, the 16-year-old from Sweden who has become the face of young people worldwide trying to get adults to adequatel…
The Illinois Attorney General's Office ruling issued last week that said the former Western Illinois University Board of Trustees violated the…
Western Illinois University got a well-deserved blistering from a panel of Illinois senators over the huge payoff its governing board awarded …
Taxpayers should be pleased that Rock Island County continues to make progress on the path to finding the right buyer for Hope Creek Care Center.
It's probably human nature that we become most alarmed at the changes in our lives, and in our communities, that are most dramatic.
The Quad-Cities will be formally introduced Thursday to the man facing the challenging task of launching the effort to map a new course for We…
In celebration of a Q-C signature event, today's all-cheers edition focuses on the John Deere Classic. There are, as always, so many good thin…
Welcome, players, families, PGA officials and fans to the Quad-Cities' 49th year of hosting a professional golf tournament.
We knew the exit package Western Illinois University trustees gave to Jack Thomas when he stepped down as WIU president was a lavish one.
We applaud the 16 Rock Island County Board members who voted Tuesday to put Hope Creek Care Center on the market.
