Moline Police

Summer is travel time and if you've seen an increased police presence on roads around the Quad Cities, you're not alone.

Experts say that could increase scamming situations occur more frequently during the holiday season. Not only do these scams happen online, but offline too. According to OurQuadCities.com, QC financial professionals, says scams continue to happen over the phone and our elderly population are favorite targets...

Moline Police Chief John Hitchcock announced his retirement yesterday after being cited for OWI. Here's my takeaway from his experience.

Get to know members of the East Moline and Moline Police Departments at the National Night Out Against Crime.

Yesterday evening Moline Police posted a note on their Facebook page regarding a cold case file. That cold case: The disappearance of Steve Asplund on January 9th, 1994.

Moline Police want residents to help them stop crime by paying attention to their surroundings and reporting suspicious activities to the Police Department.

Quad City law enforcement officials are recommending you add a few things to your nightly "to do" list to help prevent crime. The Moline Police Department is taking part in the #9PMRoutine campaign, according to QCOnline.com. The premise is simple: check to see that your car(s) and doors are locked by 9 p...

It's one of the Quad Cities most well-known missing person's cases. 11 year-old Trudy Appleby went missing from in front of her Moline home on August 21, 1996. For years, Moline police have believed she was abducted, but they have never named a suspect, until now...