Saturday, May 18 2013 11:24 PM EDT2013-05-19 03:24:38 GMT
It doesn't seem to matter if you ask a man or a woman. Someone young or old. The issue of legalizing medical marijuana for any purpose seems to push a lot of buttons. The only thing that stands inMore >>
It doesn't seem to matter if you ask a man or a woman. Someone young or old. The issue of legalizing medical marijuana for any purpose seems to push a lot of buttons. The only thing that stands inMore >>
Take the accuracy and reliability of the Quad Cities' most trusted weather team with you ever day, everywhere. The QCWeather App from the KWQC-TV6 First Alert Weather Team gives you 24/7 access to liveMore >>
Take the accuracy and reliability of the Quad Cities' most trusted weather team with you ever day, everywhere. The QCWeather App from the KWQC-TV6 First Alert Weather Team gives you 24/7 access to liveMore >>
Friday, May 17 2013 11:17 PM EDT2013-05-18 03:17:16 GMT
A warning about a new synthetic drug reaching our streets. Like K2, and bath salts before it, this new drug, 2CE can be bought legally. Health officials say 2CE causes someone to hallucinate. MimickingMore >>
A warning about a new synthetic drug reaching our streets. Like K2, and bath salts before it, this new drug, 2CE can be bought legally. Health officials say 2CE causes someone to hallucinate. MimickingMore >>
Friday, May 17 2013 2:23 PM EDT2013-05-17 18:23:07 GMT
You're eyes aren't seeing things. Gas prices are headed higher in the Quad Cities and other parts of the country. "I spent 50 bucks on 11 and half gallons of gas", laughs Carine Iverson. She had anotherMore >>
You're eyes aren't seeing things. Gas prices are headed higher in the Quad Cities and other parts of the country. "I spent 50 bucks on 11 and half gallons of gas", laughs Carine Iverson. She had anotherMore >>
A new national program will allow some cell phone users to receive alerts for the most dangerous weather directly to their phones, beginning this week, according to Iowa emergency officials. Under theMore >>
A new national program will allow some cell phone users to receive alerts for the most dangerous weather directly to their phones, beginning this week, according to Iowa emergency officials. Under theMore >>
Friday, May 17 2013 10:52 PM EDT2013-05-18 02:52:39 GMT
It's Powerball fever as the jackpot grows to a staggering $600 million. It's the largest prize in the game's history and the world's second largest lottery jackpot ever. There are plenty of dreamersMore >>
It's Powerball fever as the jackpot grows to a staggering $600 million.More >>
Rock Island city leaders consider making it less costly for businesses who apply for video gambling. Right now, the annual license fee is $250 per machine in Rock Island.
Council Monday night discussed cutting that in half after several businesses voiced concerns of the fees being unreasonable compared to surrounding cities. City staff compiled a list that shows for example, Milan charges $100 dollars per machine and Moline charges $50.
"I think it's a step in the right direction. Make them easier to come in. They're going to be a benefit for them and the community. I think they should look at making a very reasonable price on them," said Troy Fenner, Manager and Co-owner of Martinis on the Rock.
Nearly two dozen Rock Island establishments have applied to the state for video gaming licenses with a handful now up and running. After a lot of discussion Monday city leaders decided to table the issue for now. Mayor Dennis Pauley says council members want more information on costs and potential revenues from the machines. There's no word on when the issue will be back up for a vote.
