Quad City Arts will be presenting a new gallery. The gallery “Bales & Pappageorge” will include sculptural fashion by Judy ...

State Rep. Amy Elik of Alton, center, discusses her opposition to a controversial home-schooling bill Wednesday alongside fellow Republican Rep. Blaine Wilhour, left, and Minority Leader Tony ...

In addition to showing up in person, they submitted over 40,000 witness slips opposing the bill — a mechanism state lawmakers use to gather testimony and gage support on bills.

A Rock Island boy's death was the result of an accidental gunshot wound, investigators believe. John Shappard, of the Rock Island Police Department, testified on Thursday that investigators think ...

Anyone with information related to this case is asked to contact the Rock Island Police Department at 309-732-2677, Crime Stoppers at 309-762-9500 or the P3 Tips app. Read more: Human Interest ...

Rock Island police first come to the home in the 1700 block of 20 1/2 Ave. during the evening of July 25, ... Somewhere here we've got to clear this up with the Zion Staples and, listen to me, ...

Though the case of Zion Staples was covered in the media, ... Zion had been living in Rock Island, ... IL 61820 Phone: 217-351-5252 ...

At 9 years old, L.J. started missing school. His parents said they would homeschool him. It took two years — during which he was beaten and denied food — for anyone to notice he wasn’t learning.

A Rock Island woman accused of hiding her son’s death for more than five months received a two year prison sentence on Friday. In July of last year, police found Zion Staples’ body in a ...

A Rock Island woman accused of hiding her son’s death for more than five months received a two year prison sentence on Friday. In July of last year, police found Zion Staples’ body in a ...

The body of a 10-year-old boy discovered in a garbage can was partially burned, according to Rock Island County Court transcripts obtained Tuesday by Our Quad Cities News. The 38-year-old mother ...

Red Rock Island, the San Francisco Bay’s only privately owned island, has hit the market for $25 million. That’s a hefty price for a hunk of rock — there’s not much on the 5.8 acres of land.