Author: Nick Green

DAVENPORT, IOWA – One man was injured after being shot in the area of 1500 block of Mound Street in Davenport. Police say the 29-year-old from Moline was a passenger in a vehicle being shot at by people in another vehicle. He was “a walk-in patient” at Genesis Medical Center, but “is being treated for serious and possible life-threatening injuries,” according to police. Anyone with information is asked to call the Davenport Police Department at 563-326-6125 or submit a tip online at qccrimestoppers.com.

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DAVENPORT, Iowa – Many in the Quad Cities spent Thursday night celebrating Hanukkah, an eight-day Jewish holiday. Two local synagogues held virtual celebrations to honor the holiday, including Temple Emanuel and Chabad of the Quad Cities. “I think of it as a holiday that really celebrates the miracle of being dedicated to your identity your religion your faith. And come what may,” says Rabbi Linda Bertenthal from Temple Emanuel. Rabbi Bertenthal says typically, they wouldn’t get together every night, “but there are a lot of people who are feeling isolated in their homes,” which is one of the reasons they…

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DAVENPORT, Iowa — A Davenport furniture store saw a fire break out in its loading dock in the afternoon of Tuesday, December 15. The Davenport Fire Department was dispatched to Simply Amish Furniture in the 3700 block of N Harrison Street just after 1:30 p.m. Early reports said that the fire broke out in the business’s loading dock, and grew to a large size.  This was confirmed by Fire Chief Mike Carlsten. Pictures from the scene suggest that the crews, consisting of three fire engines, were able to get the fire under control within the span of an hour. According…

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DAVENPORT, Iowa — Year over year, car thefts have increased in the Quad Cities. On Monday, the Davenport Police Department and other law enforcement agencies from the Quad Cities launched the “Lock It Down, QC” campaign, which is a method of trying to prevent these crimes from happening. “Vehicle thefts are an almost 100% preventable crime,” said Davenport Police Chief Paul Sikorski.  “We are pleading with the Quad City region to please take this seriously and lock your vehicles, never leave your car running unattended and never leave your keys in your car.” From 2019 to 2020, car thefts are up…

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DAVENPORT, Iowa — A pair of businesses put together a thank-you gift for the Davenport Fire Department for the work they’ve done in an incredibly hectic year. LL Flooring and Pennwood Products put together a American flag made out of wood and stained with the stars and stripes and donated it to the department in a small event on Tuesday, December 9. The flag is meant as a thank-you gift to the department for its work during the ongoing pandemic and especially for its role in the recovery effort after the August derecho storm event ravaged the Iowa countryside. The…

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DAVENPORT, IOWA – At least one person was transported from a crash shortly after 10:15 p.m. Saturday in the intersection of 2nd and Gaines streets, Davenport. Two vehicles were heavily damaged. Police talked to witnesses and cleaned up debris while a tow truck arrived at the scene. Local 4 News, the only station at the scene, saw one person taken away in an ambulance.

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DAVENPORT, IOWA – A 29-year-old Davenport man, arrested Monday on a warrant, has been named as a suspect in an August shooting near a Davenport bar. Darnell Levy Sr. faces charges of felon in possession of a firearm, a felony, and reckless use of a firearm, a misdemeanor. On Aug. 2, shortly before 11 p.m., Davenport police arrived at Jack’s Locust Street Tap, 331 E. Locust St., for a report of gunfire, the arrest affidavit says. Detectives identified Levy via surveillance footage as a shooter involved in the incident. The footage shows he fired four rounds from a pistol in…

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DAVENPORT, IOWA – Faith, family, community, servitude. That is the description that Jasdeep and Anju Chana use when they describe the Sikh religion and culture. The Chanas are part of a small but growing group of Sikh families that have immigrated to the Quad-City region. Jasdeep, 33, Jas to his friends, and Anju, 36, immigrated to the United States four years ago from their native Toronto, Canada. Anju moved here to practice internal medicine with Community Health Care in Davenport. Jasdeep is a materials engineer by training but is working on his real estate license and is a professional photographer,…

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