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Full activation of the federal prison in Thomson, Illinois, will come by the end of 2019, congressional officials said Wednesday.

Liam Willcox just hates it when Old Glory looks old or is torn and tattered.

Clinton Police have arrested a teenager in connection with a shooting that injured a 50-year-old man Tuesday night.

Quad-City area election officials said Wednesday they got complaints from some voters during Tuesday's primary over the new requirement that they present an identification at the polls.

Quad-City Music Guild, Moline, will mark its 70th anniversary next year, with a slate of familiar titles, and a holiday production that will be an area premiere.

Davenport Police are investigating a case of a stolen car that crashed shortly after 3 p.m. Wednesday at the intersection of West 36th and Division streets, Davenport. One person was arrested after the accident.

Andrew Dasso left the comforts of job security behind three years ago. A seasoned architect, he began his own one-man firm. Today, managing several employees and working to open his third location, Dasso's risk continues to pay off.

Four local institutions are coming together to bring opera back to the Quad-Cities this weekend. The Genesius Guild, Opera@Augustana, Opera Quad-Cities and St. Ambrose University's music department are joining together to present Mozart’s “The Marriage of Figaro,” on Friday and…

Opening night of a week-long run of “The Book of Mormon,” was as fitting a time as any for the Adler Theatre’s new marquee lights to shine for the first time.

Less than a year after being staged at Quad-City Music Guild in Moline, the sun'll come out again in November as the popular musical “Annie” kicks off the 42nd season of Circa '21 Dinner Playhouse.