Historic sites on Kaskaskia Island and along the Kaskaskia Trail plan events on Constitution Day to commemorate ‘Where Illinois Began’
 
 

10th Annual Contest Recognizes America’s Best Transportation Projects

CLEVELAND – State department of transportation projects that used high-tech tools like Bluetooth sensors to make work zones safer and that improved pedestrian access to heavily traveled corridors were winners in the mid-America regional America’s Transportation Awards competition.

Pump Prices to Increase at Least by 10 Cents through End of Summer

Rock Island County generated $219.2 million in travel expenditures and $4.2 million in local tax revenue

Quad Cities – Today, the Illinois Office of Tourism announced domestic and international travel expenditures reached $37.9 billion in 2016 – a $571 million increase from 2015.

Quad Cities – Starting this Saturday, almost 650 players start arriving in the Quad Cities for the 2017 Professional Disc Golf Association (PDGA) Amateur and Junior Disc Golf World Championships on July 15-22, 2017.

These amateur and junior players range in age from 6 to 80+ years old and are up and coming in the PDGA ranks.  Qualifications include having the minimum number of points and PDGA membership.

HAMPTON, Ill. (July 10, 2017) – Tin Can Tourists is hosting an free open house on Saturday, July 15 from noon to 3 p.m. during the Third Annual Great River Road Vintage Trailer Rally and you’re invited!

During the open house, the public is encouraged to come out and admire the 26 vintage trailers that are signed up for the event.

(DES MOINES) – Gov. Kim Reynolds and Lt. Gov. Adam Gregg signed a pledge at their weekly press conference Monday to move over or slow down for utility maintenance vehicles on Iowa roads.

Iowa’s Move Over, Slow Down law was enacted in 2002 and requires drivers to move over or slow down for stopped emergency vehicles with flashing lights. On July 1st, the law was expanded to include utility maintenance vehicles.

MOLINE -- City officials have announced 6th Avenue will be closed at 19th Street starting July 17 as contractors move a water main in anticipation of the new Interstate 74 bridge.

The new bridge -- with two spans of four lanes and full shoulders -- will go up just east of the existing structure. The replacement includes amenities such as a recreation trail and an overlook. 

WASHINGTON – Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley today made the following statement after the U.S. Supreme Court announced it would review lower court decisions blocking portions of President Trump’s executive order temporarily pausing admission of refugees and halting visas issued to certain nations known to harbor terrorists.  In the meantime, the Court will allow much of the executive order to take effect.

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