Molly Sweeney is a video editor for WVIK, Quad Cities NPR, and SwimSwam. With a focus on local news in Rock Island, Illinois, Molly covers a range of topics including court proceedings, community events, infrastructure projects, and sports achievements. Her work aims to inform and engage the local community while highlighting the stories that matter most to them.
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Rock Island, Illinois, United States (Local)
Molly Sweeney primarily covers local community events, infrastructure projects, education, politics and tourism in the Rock Island area of Illinois. Given her focus on event coverage and government announcements, she would likely be receptive to pitches that highlight upcoming local events, new developments in infrastructure or education initiatives within the region.
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Illinois Governor JB Pritzker visited the Aldridge Early Learning Center in East Moline this morning.
John Deere earnings are down 11% compared to this time last year.
Aerial photo of Upper Mississippi National Wildlife and Fish Refuge
By: Molly Sweeney
This year's John Deere Classic tournament will bring back Concerts on the Course, featuring two major performances.
The city of Dubuque will help residents pay their rental security deposits on a first come, first serve basis.
One Iowa farmer wants policymakers to "quit playing politics" and pass the Farm Bill.
A $2 million federal grant will help Dubuque County improve road safety and reduce traffic congestion.
Top to bottom, left to right: Figge Art Museum's interim executive director Melissa Mohr, Mercado on 5th executive director Frances Williams and River Bend Food Bank president and CEO Chris Ford.
By: Molly Sweeney
A judge has ruled that the Iowa Freedom of Information Council, or FOIC, can intervene for private citizen David Sidran.
Posted By: The Reporter May 1, 2024 Public rally at Carmel’s Carter Green to celebrate 13 Carmel swimmers heading to Olympic Swimming Trials in Indianapolis
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