William Ingalls is an Investigative Reporter at WKOW-ABC 27. He specializes in themes such as crime and justice, juvenile justice, and law enforcement, while also covering topics related to health and wellness, government, and social issues. His work has been featured in outlets including 13 WREX and KWQC TV-6 News.
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By: William Ingalls
GALESBURG, Illinois (KWQC) -The ACLU of Illinois is suing the Mary Davis Home in Galesburg for allegedly confining several of the juveniles far longer than they’re legally allowed to. The Mary Davis Home is a juvenile detention center that holds between 12 and 25 kids on average.
By: William Ingalls
New documents show the ACLU of Illinois wants a judge to stop solitary confinement at a local facility
By: William Ingalls
ILLINOIS (KWQC) - Every law enforcement agency in Illinois must have body cameras by Jan. 1, 2025, but with less than 80 days until the deadline, Illinois State Police say they’re in a pilot phase.
Illinois mandates body cameras for police, but has hardly any punishment for departments that don’t follow it
A Davenport family pleads with the community to help find their daughter who has been missing for a week.
By: William Ingalls
The fundraiser celebrates its 21st year raising awareness about cardiovascular disease
The times a recount changed the result of an election and what it means for Christina Bohannan and Mariannette Miller-Meeks
By: William Ingalls
Lawmakers want to expedite more security for workers and inmates at state prisons after a rash of exposures to dangerous substances
Parts of a Milan neighborhood are under a boil order after a water main break
Since it started in 1986, the Turkey Trot has generated more than $2.4 million in direct support to area kids and families.
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