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School turns black and gold for Hawk Hero
The halls at J.F.K. looked a-okay if you were an Iowa fan today. It was a sea of black and gold at the Davenport Catholic School. News 8's Chris Williams explains why students were flying high for the Hawkeyes. more
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Clinton schools face tough decisions with state cuts
Clinton's school district is one of the city's largest employers. With about 750 jobs and a $40 million budget, it's a major player in Clinton County. But as Iowa imposes a 10% across the board cut, it's hitting the district with difficult decisions about jobs and programs. more
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One Person Dead in Accident on Highway 30
One person is dead after a collision on Highway 30 in Clinton. The accident happened around 10:15 a.m. on the westbound lane near the intersection of 340th Avenue. Iowa State Police say one vehicle was driving on the wrong side of the road and collided with the other. more
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Clinton community reach out to Victory Center Video
The sluggish economy is challenging charities right before the holiday season. That's the case for the Victory Center in Clinton. It serves the hungry and homeless year round. more
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Scott Co. schedules more H1N1 vaccine clinics
The Scott County Health Department is continuing to receive shipments of H1N1 vaccine. This is not the seasonal vaccine, but vaccine against the new 2009 H1N1 virus. Vaccine will be provided to individuals in the priority groups listed below by appointment only at clinics held this week.... more
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Boil order in effect for parts of Carbon Cliff
Some Carbon Cliff residents are being told not to drink their water without boiling it first. more
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Davenport to get $2 million for flood buyouts
This weekend the governor announced millions of dollars in federal money to buy out homes that always flood. More than two million dollars of that money is coming to Davenport. The city has been working to buy out property owners in harm's way along Duck Creek ever since flooding in the 90's. This... more
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Neighborhood optimistic for sewer announcement
Neighbors say 8 On Your Side brought their problem to light and now Davenport City leaders are keeping their promise. News 8's Chris Williams has the latest on the sewage problems at Garfield and Western. more
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Small business concern over health care reform
Stats show that more than half of America's uninsured are small business owners, workers and their families. At Dentistry Unlimited in Bettendorf, there are worries over the cost of health care reform. more
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Davenport man injured in bowling alley fight
A Davenport man received minor injuries after a fight outside a Brady St. business Sunday night. more
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