Author: Nick Green

DAVENPORT, Iowa – A Davenport woman charged in the fatal October shooting of 29-year-old Eloise Chairs at a Davenport Chuck E. Cheese pleaded not guilty Thursday. Scott County Court records show Treshonda Pollion, 24, filed a written plea through her attorney, Michael Motto, to one count of second-degree murder, a Class B felony. She initially faced a charge of first-degree murder in Chairs’ death. However, the formal charging document filed on Dec. 8 by Scott County Attorney Mike Walton listed the lesser charge. TV6 Investigates reached out to Walton, who said in an email that after reviewing the case, “I…

DAVENPORT, Iowa — Black Americans, one of the communities hardest-hit by Covid-19, are now some of the most wary of the new vaccines. A survey from the Kaiser Family Foundation finds that nearly a third of Black Americans are still hesitant of receiving the vaccine. While a report compiled by the NAACP, UnidosUS, and COVID Collaborative showed only 14% of Black Americans trust the safety of a new vaccine. All of this comes as the CDC finds Black Americans to be 3.7 times more likely to require hospitalization after contracting Covid-19, and 2.8 times more likely to die than White Americans. “It’s based…

DAVENPORT, IOWA – Three people, two of them from Davenport, were killed Friday in a two-vehicle crash in Bureau County. The accident happened shortly after 6:30 p.m. at Illinois Route 40 and Kentville Road, north of Bradford, Ill., and south of Buda, Ill., says a news release from the Bureau County Sheriff’s Office. From Davenport were a 39-year-old man, who was driving a 1999 Lexus, and an 11-year old girl, his passenger. Both died at the scene. Also from Davenport were his two other passengers, a 39-year-old woman and a 13-year-old boy. Both were transported to OSF Medical Center, Peoria,…

DAVENPORT, Iowa — It’s one of the busiest times of the year, yet it appears air travel is expected to stay strong, despite warnings from health officials to the spend the holidays at home. As motorists hit the roads ahead of Thanksgiving, the most heavily traveled holiday in America, a variety of factors come into play for each individual traveler. Cristen Frankel, originally from Michigan says, “I am actually coming to the Quad Cities.” “There are a lot of people on the roads this year.” Based on mid-October numbers, AAA expects 50 million Americans to travel this Thanksgiving. Compared to…

DAVENPORT, – The Davenport Community School District’s school board made a decision Monday night to approve Dr. Robert Kobylski’s request to retire as superintendent. On Friday, December 11th, Kobylski submitted a request to retire. The school board voted unanimously during the December 14th school board meeting. This comes nearly 3 months after the Iowa Department of Education voted to temporarily replace him over concerns the district was not correcting issues in special education and other areas. Currently, T.J. Schneckloth is serving as Davenport’s interim superintendent. Schneckloth previously served as interim superintendent in October 2018 after former Superintendent Art Tate resigned.

Iowa — The Animal Rescue League of Iowa is raising awareness for its ‘Tree of Life’ campaign. It aims to help homeless pets, especially with the holiday season.

DAVENPORT, IOWA – A husband and wife in Davenport are shaken after a hateful message showed up on their driveway. Michael and Starr Doak picked up a rolled-up paper to find a disturbing note targeting African-Americans. Michael Doak was taking a walk Thursday when he found something odd in his driveway. “I was just kind of wondering out around back, and I found this propaganda material laying in the driveway,” he said. “It was very, very racist. It disturbed me, and made me very angry.” Doak has been marred to his wife, Starr, for 11 years. Starr is a military…

DAVENPORT, Iowa – With COVID spiking in our community on top of the usual flu season, we need to do all the recommended things to prevent spread. Additionally, there are food choices that can help boost our immune systems to prevent or fight off infections. Dr. Linda Jager, Functional Medicine Physician of Iowa Cancer Specialists in Davenport, and nutritionist, Dr. Teresa Pangan are PSL guests to would like to share how foods can either be an enemy or ally to our immune system. In this segment, the emphasis is on the healthful, soothing, immune-boosting benefits of chicken soup. Today’s feature is no run-of-the-mill soup!! It’s…