William Ingalls
Anchor
Davenport, Iowa
William Ingalls joined the TV6 News team in July 2024 to anchor the 6 and 10 p.m. broadcasts. He is also a part of the investigates team.
He grew up in Rockford and first came to the Quad Cities to attend Augustana College where he majored in journalism and English. After graduating, he spent the first five years of his career covering news in Rockford before returning to the QCA.
In his free time, William loves watching sports and rooting on his often disappointing Chicago teams.
The fiancée of one of the six people killed in a shooting spree Monday is remembering a man who brought joy to everyone who knew him.
The man who police say killed six people in Muscatine has an extensive criminal past
Jobs are coming to the Rock Island Arsenal, but lawmakers are still concerned about more 'chaos' from Army officials.
New cameras on Bettendorf busses look to catch people who drive around parked busses with their lights on and stop arm out.
More details have been released about a Friday night crash which left two Davenport squad cars damaged.
Gennings Dunker was the 32 pick in the 3rd round by the Pittsburgh Steelers.
KWQC crews were at the scene at 3rd Street and Marquette Street and could see two squad cars with damage.
The Rock Island Arsenal once again faces potential job cuts, but lawmakers hope a key piece of leverage will work in their favor.
The city of Davenport added four speed cabinets to their Automatic Traffic Enforcement (ATE) program on February 2 of this year.
TV6 Investigates learns how your phone can be a tool to track you down and even listen to your calls
TIMELINE: TV6 Investigates examines Johnell Smith III’s nine-day escape from IDJJ custody, from Chicago program transport decisions to his arrest in Davenport, Iowa.
A convicted Quad-Cities killer escaped prison just five months after he was sentenced. TV6 Investigates found out how, and why it's triggered an internal investigation
Police charge two people for an attempted stabbing in Davenport on Friday night
A local prosecutor says a change in venue good be a good, but costly thing in the Jamison Fisher case
Tessa Janecke and Team USA take the ice one more time at 12:10 p.m. Thursday to try and finish their undefeated run to the gold medal.
The Bears could see a key piece of their stadium project get to the floor in Springfield
Mildren said he began donating Legos when he learned that Legos can have a positive impact for children with autism.
Tessa Janecke hopes to add more fireworks to rivalry with Canada after OT winner to take home gold last April.
Tessa Janecke's first coaches reflect on seeing a 4-year-old girl grow into an Olympian for Team USA
Western Illinois native Tessa Janecke recorded two assists as Team USA beat Czechia 5-1 in the Olympic women’s hockey opener in Milan. Next up: Finland on Saturday.
A woman from northern Illinois will take the ice for Team USA in Milan, Italy for her first appearance in the Olympics
Mary Davis Home is closing, Knox County Board officials told KWQC.
The Mary Davis Home faces harsh criticism for an expert for confinement and mental health practices that he believes could send kids don't a path they won't recover from.
The Mary Davis Home will have to draft a new mental health plan after a judge shoots down their latest proposal.
The battle over solitary confinement and mental health care at the Mary Davis Home continues into the new year as a court-ordered injunction nears expiration.
What started as a high school student’s fascination with a TV commercial has grown into one of the Quad Cities’ most popular holiday attractions over the past 17 years.
An Illinois holiday tradition is growing like a weed.
What started as a simple holiday decoration for their children has grown into a neighborhood tradition that draws visitors from across the community.
A massive Santa Claus decoration dominates a west Davenport neighborhood, but the teenager behind the elaborate Christmas display has a mission that goes far beyond holiday cheer.
While thousands of visitors drive through the Symphony of Lights each holiday season, Mark Walton is one of the volunteers who makes the magic happen behind the scenes.
The Heller family has transformed their rural property into a holiday destination that draws visitors for hours at a time.
A Davenport teenager is giving back to his community at a young age by using his holiday light display to give back to people in need
What started as a simple father-stepson project 15 years ago has grown into a holiday spectacle that draws traffic lines stretching to Bluff Boulevard.
TV6 Investigates uncovers video of the arrest of a Rock Island woman accused of leading the Quad Cities community on a fake kidnapping case.
A Davenport man is facing new charges after leading deputies on a chase that reached speeds of over 100 mph.
The Mary Davis Home filed what appear to be significant changes to its solitary confinement policy.
The Mercer County Deputy charged with driving drunk the wrong way down I-74 has reached a plea deal in his case.
Most people wouldn't expect a brewery to thrive in a church, but new owners are trying to be the savior for a Clinton favorite
Two people are in the hospital after a crash in Fort Madison, Iowa.
The Mary Davis Home in Galesburg has been ordered by a federal court to end their solitary confinement practices.
Rob Wolfe reflects on America's 250 years and how people can appreciate its history and future.
A case going before the Illinois Supreme Court could play a big role in a wrongful death suit in Rock Island
TV6 Investigates’ William Ingalls and Matt Christensen will take a look at the dash cam footage of a police pursuit in Savanna, Illinois, that led to an officer-involved shooting.
Four officers were justified in an officer-involved shooting in Savanna, according to the Carroll County State’s Attorney.
The man accused of ramming several squad cars and sending multiple officers to the hospital might not face trial.
TV6 Investigates’ William Ingalls and Heidi Knecht will take a look at the charges filed after a DUI arrest of a Mercer County deputy — and the charge not filed: fleeing.
Job cuts could have a safeguard in congress if the annual defense act becomes law
A Mercer County deputy does not face a fleeing charge in spite of video obtained by TV6 Investigates. Why the state's attorney says he isn't charged with fleeing.
A man has life-threatening injuries after a shooting in Davenport
The man charged with hurting several officers in a car chase has a long and storied criminal past
