Good morning, Davenport.

The youth football field in Walcott has been named Dennis Johns Field to honor the late coach who spent 36 years coaching and teaching.

Family and friends attended a ribbon cutting ceremony celebrating his legacy.

After 9/11, three Quad Cities residents enlisted in the military and continue serving their country—sharing personal stories that honor a lasting call to duty.

Their experiences connect past inspiration with a community legacy that endures today.

Local clothing brand RAYGUN is selling shirts in memory of Derek Phillips, the Iowa Marching Band member who collapsed at last week’s football game and died.

The shirts (featuring a mellophone and the motto: Do it for Derek) were designed with his family and profits will support his Go Fund Me.

Rock Island Arsenal held a 9/11 memorial ceremony Friday (standing room only) as local residents gathered to mark 25 years since the attacks.

KWQC reporters in Davenport recalled covering Sept.

11 (25 years ago) as they described the shock and uncertainty experienced in the newsroom during that national tragedy. Their memories honor a day that reshaped history and left a lasting mark on local journalism.

Black Hawk College celebrated its 80th anniversary and unveiled a new mascot on Thursday night, reflecting decades of growth and community ties that have shaped the college.

The city closed River’s Edge Ice Arena after mold was found (non-toxic) and began a four- to five-week restoration on Friday.

Parks and Recreation shifted customer service to the Fairmont Community Center and canceled Learn to Skate lessons with refunds offered.

Quad Cities International Airport is updating its security measures to counter evolving threats 25 years after 9/11.

Officials said the changes (designed for modern safety standards) will keep travel safe as flying transforms in the region.

Davenport Fire Chief Jeff VanderWiere recalled Sept.

11 when 343 firefighters died and firehouses felt the loss—he said that the tragedy united the community and led to improved training and communication systems that still guide the fire service.

KWQC's Joey Donia interviewed former Central High School quarterback Dave Hoeksema ahead of the upcoming game between the West Falcons and Central Blue Devils at Roger Craig Stadium.

KWQC crews will also cover additional high school contests including Riverdale at Orion, Moline at Geneseo, and Prairie at Bettendorf.