Stephanie Hedrick
News Director
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Stephanie Hedrick has lived in the Quad Cities since 2017 with her husband and two boys. She has worked as a producer, reporter and anchor in Texas before she moved to Nebraska, then Iowa.
COVID-19 test results may be delayed due to winter weather conditions.
This year on Halloween, TV6 wants to bring viewers a family special. Something for kids to celebrate on the 31st with not only their families but with the TV6 family.
The furloughs and management layoffs are in addition to 23,500 employees who accepted buyouts, retired early or took long-term leaves of absence.
While the Quad City Times BIX 7 race didn’t gather thousands of people in one place like in decades past, many had fun still running the race and partaking in the fun and memorable tradition virtually.
Reminders set for those wanting to volunteer in the search for Breasia Terrell
Dr. Robert Kobylski, the superintendent for Davenport Community Schools, spoke one-on-one with TV6 hours after Governor Kim Reynolds released a proclamation for schools' "Return to Learn" plan.
Davenport police held a press conference Thursday morning, this time in Clinton County, in the search for Breasia Terrell.
Fran retired in November, 2019 after 25 years at KWQC and a 46-year career in broadcasting.
Jenna Jackson joins Morgan Ottier and Kevin Phelps from 4:30 to 7 a.m.
An elderly man is in custody after officials say he shot at Mason County deputies early Sunday morning.
"We are in love and over the moon," Stephanie exclaimed.
It's a bittersweet day here at KWQC as our veteran anchor, Gary Metivier, is leaving the anchor desk and the local news business. It was a hard decision, but one Metivier has been contemplating for a while.
Nelson will begin co-anchoring KWQC TV-6 News at 6 & 10 on Tuesday, June 26th.
A news reporter from the Quad Cities' CBS affiliate will be featured on She Made It, Thursday morning at 9 on TV-6.
In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, these kids are learning how a small gesture can make a big difference in other people’s lives.