The Davenport museum will close on June 6 to start moving its collections to a more visible location on 2nd Street. It hopes ...

Students, parents and teachers spent the day outside, enjoying grilled hot dogs and treats from a donut truck.

Orion's mayor-elect, Aaron Peer, won't take office after a delay in his expungement case. A decades-old felony conviction bars him from serving under Illinois law.

The fabrics and crafts retailer is planning on closing the last of their stores by the end of the month. Here's the list of ...

The bill would require the Illinois Department of Health to create a public education campaign and help train more healthcare workers on amniotic fluid embolism.

Rain or shine, snow or sleet, for 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, guards watch the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery.

The small-format stores were meant to appeal to afternoon snackers with customizable drinks and potentially grab sales from ...

"Better than being the crazy lady, I'm the shoe lady," Penny Wagher said. "People will wave at me and say, 'I've got shoes ...

When the flight crew left the duchess a note saying she was a pleasure to serve, Markle responded with her own handwritten message on a napkin.

IOWA, USA — An unvaccinated adult in central Iowa tested positive for measles, according to the Iowa Department of Health and ...

Mercado on Fifth returns tonight in downtown Moline with food, music, and vendors. The weekly celebration of Hispanic culture runs Fridays through Sept. 26.

It’s great being in Indianapolis right now,” Clark said. “People are loving basketball. It’s always been a basketball state. It’s just fun to be a part of.” ...