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WASHINGTON (AP) — Congress gave final approval Friday to a giant $1.3 trillion spending bill that ends the budget battles for now, but only after late obstacles skirted close to another shutdown as conservatives objected to big outlays on Democratic…

Augustana College’s Sorenson Hall was on lockdown for about an hour Thursday afternoon as Rock Island police and firefighters investigated the contents of a suspicious envelope.

Moine city leaders are working hard to get the message out about upcoming road closures as construction on the new I-74 bridge continues.

Lots of dirt has been dug to remodel Black Hawk College's Building 1, but college leaders decided to bring in even more soil Thursday in which to plunge their shovels.

The Illinois REALTORS grievance committee has dismissed a code of ethics complaint filed last week by Rock Island Alderman Dylan Parker against Realtor Ryan Latko of Aledo, Illinois.

An independent organization has ranked Montana Tech’s nursing program number one in the state.

Federal funding has been approved for the Butte's Veteran's Home, Sen. Jon Tester told The Montana Standard Thursday afternoon.

Here is the afternoon forecast from the National Weather Service.

“Alice in Wonderland” wasn’t Ballet Quad-Cities’ first choice for its spring show.