Eric Olsen is a News Director with a focus on local news in the Quad Cities area of Illinois. He writes for various publications including Pinkbike, Prince William Times, and WHBF-TV. Eric's articles cover a wide range of topics including outdoor sports, community events, local politics, and human interest stories.
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Eric Olsen's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including community events and developments in the Quad Cities area. His reporting spans a wide range of topics, from weather and local government to tragedies, entertainment news, product reviews, and stories about first responders.
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Posted: Updated: The Quad Cities Chamber welcomes a new president and CEO all the way from Texas.
Posted: Updated: A new citizen reporting app is coming to Rock Island. Rock Island Public Works has released an app called SeeClickFix
Posted: Updated: A large fire is burning in Rock Island on Saturday night.
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Posted: Updated: “What do we want? A ceasefire. When do we want it? Now!”
The City of Davenport let kids hop to it Saturday at the annual Easter Egg hunt in Vander Veer Botanical Park on Saturday.
Here’s an Our Quad Cities News traffic alert: You will need to avoid the Government Bridge to go back and forth between Iowa and Illinois. The roundabout project there starts Monday, when th…
Quad Cities Toy Show continues its Mega March Show on Sunday at The Bend Xpo Center, East Moline, where 100,000 square feet of vendor space has just about everything related to popular culture.
By: Eric Olsen, Brian Weckerly
Wages and bonuses were just one item up for discussion at the Davenport Committee of the Whole meeting. Davenport’s search for a permanent city administrator and controversial memos of unders…
By: Eric Olsen, Linda Cook, Jim Niedelman
Our Quad Cities News learned of new developments Thursday night in the civil cases connected to last year’s deadly apartment building collapse in downtown Davenport. One of the four defendant…
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