Shelby Kluver

The annual celebration will run from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 2, in Moline. It's the same day as Mexico's Day of the Dead celebration.

What does it mean if you spot a tree stump on a century-old tombstone? How have burial patterns changed over the decades? Our expert breaks it all down.

When fallen leaves make their way into our water systems, they release the nitrate phosphorous, which is harmful to plants and animals. Here's how you can help.

November is epilepsy awareness month. One in 26 people will be diagnosed with the disease. To help, you can enjoy a Coal Valley bingo night on Nov. 9.

The city's annual Christmas Open House will be Friday, Nov. 15 from 4-7 p.m., featuring the 'first lighting.' The Christmas Walk will be on Saturday, Dec. 14.

Our traveling book club heads out to Kewanee, where the library's youth services are celebrating "Dino-vember" with books and events all month long.

Books & Meows officially opens Nov. 15. The bookstore will have several cats roaming around, all available for adoption through Humane Society of Scott County.

You have seven chances to catch the family-friendly show, Nov. 15-17. Here's how you can find your tickets.

November is Native American Heritage Month. You can celebrate with a talk in Moline on Nov. 25 about the lives, customs and impacts of Native women in Illinois.

When Toys for Tots left Clinton County in 2018, a local man, Scott Stubblefield, stepped up to fill the gap. Now, his drive serves around 1,200 kids each year.