Nurse practitioners are questioning their own education at some colleges. There’s no national standard on how to educate nurse practitioners, while medical education for doctors was standardized more than 100 years ago.
Chontez Lamont Graham, 24, of Jefferson City, was booked into the Scott County Jail Friday on charges of first-degree murder, first-degree robbery, and flight to avoid prosecution in the death of 18-year-old Demetrius Allen.
In an effort to curb gun violence and offer healing after incidents of gunfire, Davenport Bearing Witness, a group of neighbors, gather at the sites of shots fired incidents that are logged and confirmed by the Davenport Police Department.
With dedicated resources, police are working to take even more guns off the street, hold violent criminals responsible for their actions, and try to prevent crime before it happens.
TV6 Investigates recently sat down with police and prosecutors in Davenport, Rock Island, and Moline to talk about trends in gun crimes that seem to transcend the borders of city and state limits.
Muscatine County prosecutors have denied that evidence was suppressed in the case of William Beeman, who is serving life in prison in the 1980 stabbing death of Michiel Winkel at Wildcat Den State Park.
Former Dixon comptroller Rita Crundwell, convicted of embezzling nearly $54 million from the city, is asking for a compassionate release from federal prison.
TV6 Investigates got an exclusive look at the COVID-19 preparedness and response at CGH Medical Center in Sterling. The hospital has taken measures to keep staff and patients safe during the pandemic.
Months after attorneys for William Beeman filed a motion for post-conviction DNA testing of evidence, the Iowa Department of Public Safety's Division of Criminal Investigation said the requested evidence does not exist.
January is National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month. As TV6 Investigates dug deeper into the global problem, we found out it also happens right here in the QCA.
A Davenport West High School science teacher was arrested Friday morning after police say he video recorded women without their knowledge In his Bettendorf home in December and January. Bettendorf Police Chief Keith Kimball said 58-year-old Clinton Randolph Van Fossen was arrested at his home.
The first week of legal recreational marijuana sales in Illinois brought in nearly $11 million dollars. The state estimates that number could reach $57 million in the first year alone.
A Burlington man convicted by a jury in the rape of a woman in August will appear in front of a judge again in early 2020 for a hearing on a Motion for a New Trial.
Shoplifting is a crime that affects not only the store itself, but the community as a whole. Former shoplifters, who have spent time behind bars, explain the burden they carry because of their actions.
Thousands of people will travel for the Christmas holiday. It is the perfect time for potential burglars to keep an eye on your house, and they could be preparing to burglarize it while you are gone.
Tis' the holiday season, which means more people are getting their shopping done. As you hit the stores-- whether it be this Friday or any day -- don't let your gifts or your set of wheels end up completing a thief's wish list.
TV6 Investigates Chris Carter traveled to Kansas City, MO. to look a gun shot detection program and if it could work in the Quad Cities as part of TV6’s commitment to helping make the Quad Cities a better place to live.
While searching through court cases in Iowa Courts Online, the state’s public court records filing system, TV6 uncovered recent documents in the juvenile record of Luke Andrews that were made public.
As prison under-staffing concerns continue to grow nationwide, some say the declining numbers of correctional officers has led to an increase in assaults on staff.
It is no longer if, but when a violent act will happen in communities across the country. When it does, the conversation had with children is critical no matter if they were directly involved or not.
