Brian Weckerly is a journalist based in Rock Island, Illinois. He writes for WHBF-TV and his work has also appeared in other local news outlets such as WKBN-TV, WGHP-TV 8, KTVI FOX 2, and KCAU Channel 9. Brian covers a range of topics including local news, politics, community events, and crime stories in the Rock Island area.
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Brian Weckerly's coverage is primarily focused on local events, politics, crime, community organizations, and sports within the United States with a particular emphasis on Illinois and Rock Island. If you aim to reach out effectively to Brian, consider providing insights or news related to local government announcements or events in the areas he covers. Topics such as education and house & home may also interest him based on his coverage attributes.
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The Rock Island City Council has extended a moratorium on any new vape and tobacco shops from opening through part of next year.
Alleman High School girls basketball took on Quincy Senior High School. The Lady Pioneers won over the Blue Devils with a 56-52 final.
Central DeWitt High School girls basketball clashed with Assumption High School. The Sabers beat the Lady Knights by 53-20.
The 4-0 Muscatine High School took on Davenport Central High School in basketball action. The Muskies defeated the Blue Devils, 82-46.
North Scott High School basketball battled Davenport West High School. The Lancers won over the Falcons, 67-62.
By: Brian Weckerly
Central DeWitt High School girls basketball clashed with Assumption High School.
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