Devin Brooks is a journalist for WQAD News 8, focusing on local news in the Quad Cities area of Illinois. With a passion for storytelling, Devin covers a wide range of topics including community events, human interest stories, healthcare issues, and local achievements. Through his articles, Devin aims to keep the Quad Cities community informed and connected.
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Devin Brooks' coverage focuses heavily on local news, community events, health and wellness, education, and tragedies in the Quad Cities area. She emphasizes human interest stories related to family dynamics and cultural events.
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By: Devin Brooks
The grounds aims to serve dozens of students from surrounding areas who've been traveling miles away for school.
By: Devin Brooks
The event has been running for nearly 40 years, according to pastor Dan England.
By: Devin Brooks
The group takes a story related to the genre and opens up for discussion.
By: Devin Brooks
The 11 and 6 year olds recently took the steps to officially become an established charitable organization for 'Junk 4 Jingles.'
By: Rashan Gary, Devin Brooks
Officials say dealers are cutting fentanyl to mix the substance and extend the high while making more money from a less-expensive drug.
By: Devin Brooks
According to the DEA division covering the Quad Cities area, more than 11,000 fake fentanyl pills have been seized in the QCA this year.
By: Devin Brooks
He was the youngest in his medical school class and the first Iowan a part of The Aesthetic Society.
By: Devin Brooks
The walk takes place at 11 a.m. on Saturday, July 27 at the intersection of 4th and Warren streets in downtown Davenport.
Sept. 15 marks six years since the death of Army national guardsman Tyler Smith, 23.
By: Devin Brooks
The nasal spray, that reserves overdoses, can be found at the Knox County Sheriff's Office and Knox County Housing Authority for free.
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