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Locations Of All Flock Cameras Across Rock Island, Moline, East Moline
They're called ALPRs: Automated License Plate Readers. The most well-known brand to people is from the company Flock Safety.

Win Tickets To Impromptune Dueling Pianos This Friday Night On The Celebration Belle
We've got some tickets for you for a wonderful and unique date night. A sunset river cruise, with your favorite songs played by two amazingly talented pianists - the Impromptune Dueling Pianos.

Tyson Announces Joslin Plant Closure, 2,500 Employees Told Thursday Is Their Last Day
The management sent out a notice to all of the employees at the Joslin location, telling them that their services would no longer be needed. For some employees, their last day was Thursday. For others, it's today.

Be A Kid Again With The Backyard Classic Wiffle Ball, Bags, And Bucket Golf Tournament
The Backyard Classic on August 22nd is bringing the Quad Cities together for a full day of competition, fun, food, and giving back.

Illinois Player Wins Billion-Dollar Powerball Jackpot
The past month's drawings have rolled over, and now someone's life is going to completely change.

Flock Tried To Partner With Uber To Have 350K Mobile License Plate Readers
The cameras have been popping up all over the country, with over 120 cameras around the Quad Cities, and nearly 130,000 across the country.
Teenage Boy Suffers Hearing Loss From Long Exposure To Cicada Noise
An 18-year-old named Wang went camping out in the wonderful forrests of Ningbo, Zhejiang province, where he listened to the sounds of the cicadas for several hours.

Florida Man Broke Into A JetBlue Plane To Take A Quick Nap
According to authorities, a man named Samuel Lackey was found sleeping inside of a Jetblue 2012 AirBus A320 that was sitting and waiting for service.
RIBCO Temporarily Closed As Operations Reorganize
RIBCO's doors are once again closed to the public, but not permanently.

Shop For History At Rust Belt Americana, Presented By Rob Wolfe
From August 6th through 8th, the Quad Cities will become a treasure hunter's paradise, featuring vintage collectibles and iconic signs sourced from an impressive 42 states.


