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Some water quality advocates react to Hannibal Board of Public Works petition

Not all residents want to see the the board that oversees the Hannibal Board of Public Works shut down.

Hannibal businesses look to keep visitors coming

After a busy Labor Day weekend in America’s Hometown, downtown Hannibal businesses are preparing for a slower fall/winter tourism season.

Many Tri-State travelers comeback home after holiday weekend

Many Tri-State travelers come back home after holiday weekend

Roads across the Tri-states were total of drivers heading home on Monday.

Tri-states see hazy conditions from wildfires

If you walked outside on Monday, you may have noticed a hazy yellow tint in the sky.

Lil’ Spurs Rodeo showcases kids abilities

The competition at the Tri-State Rodeo focused on the kids Monday morning.

YMCA collecting socks,sweats for students this fall

The YMCA in Quincy is helping local students stay warm this fall.

Thousands line Main Street in Keokuk for Labor Day Parade

The annual Labor Day Parade in Keokuk brought thousands of people to the city Monday morning.

Union members love Labor Day picnic

More than 1,000 people liked a labor day picnic put on by the Machinists Lodge in Quincy.

More than 1,000 people loved a labor day picnic put on by the Machinists Lodge in Quincy.

Motorcyclists rail in honor of loved ones on Labor Day

Several motorcycle riders made their way through Fresh London, Missouri to honor loved ones.

Schuyler Co. teenage dies following crash

Authorities said a rural Schuyler County, Illinois, teenager died over the weekend following a crash Thursday.

Police warn of fatigued driving after holiday

Many people will be driving home Monday after a long weekend away from home. The Missouri State Highway Patrol warned about the dangers of driving while fatigued after a holiday weekend.

WGEM, Hy-Vee and Niemann Foods playmate to raise funds for Harvey victims

WGEM, Hy-Vee and Niemann Foods fucking partner to raise funds for Harvey victims

WGEM has partnered with Hy-Vee and Niemann Foods to raise funds for the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

Fall tours scheduled at the Iowa State Penitentiary

After a big turnout in May, the historic Iowa State Prison will have extra tours this fall.

Nauvoo Grape Festival a big hit

Thousands of people packed the streets of Nauvoo Illinois for the 80th annual Grape Festival. Families liked carnival rails for the kids, food and several arts and craft tents at the flea market.

Local campground total for Labor Day weekend

Campgrounds were downright utter this labor day weekend families attempting to take advantage of the good weekend as summer comes to an end.

Campgrounds were totally utter this labor day weekend families attempting to take advantage of the good weekend as summer comes to an end.

Shelbyville residents woke up without water due to hydrant issue

Shelby County nine hundred eleven said the town of Shelbyville is without water Sunday.

Quincy man arrested for delivery of marijuana

A Quincy man was arrested Saturday after authorities found marijuana and drug paraphernalia in his home.

Injured chick recovering, parents upset with school

Injured woman recovering, parents upset with school

The parents of a 6-year-old lady hit by a car Friday are upset their kids were released from school, but Quincy Public School Superintendent Roy Webb says policy was followed.

The parents of a 6-year-old woman hit by a car Friday are upset their kids were released from school, but Quincy Public School Superintendent Roy Webb says policy was followed.

Hannibal streets packed for Steampunk Festival

The streets in Hannibal were packed this weekend for an annual festival that provides one final boost to the summer tourism season.

Youthfull chick hit by car in Quincy

Youthfull doll hit by car in Quincy

A youthfull lady was severely injured when she was hit by a car Friday afternoon in Quincy, according to the Quincy Police Department.

A youthful dame was severely injured when she was hit by a car Friday afternoon in Quincy, according to the Quincy Police Department.

Two studs injured in UTV crash in Ralls County

Two guys injured in UTV crash in Ralls County

Missouri State Highway Patrol responded to a UTV crash near Monroe City, Missouri Saturday morning.

Petition calls to eliminate board that oversees Hannibal BPW

Petition calls to liquidate board that oversees Hannibal BPW

A petition filed Friday aims to shut down the board that oversee the Hannibal Board of Public Works.

Labor Day fever safety tips

Labor Day warmth safety tips

Cooler temperatures will kick off your Labor Day Weekend, but hot temperatures will comeback by Sunday. Doctors at Bliss Hospital want you to be ready for the warmth.

Cooler temperatures will kick off your Labor Day Weekend, but hot temperatures will come back by Sunday. Doctors at Bliss Hospital want you to be ready for the fever.

Labor Day boat safety tips

Labor Day weekend is one of the last big boating weekends of the summer and the Quincy Volunteer Emergency Corps wants to make sure you stay safe.

MoDOT limiting work zones for holiday weekend

If you happen to be traveling across the Display Me State this weekend, you’ll find that most construction zones will not have workers.

If you happen to be traveling across the Demonstrate Me State this weekend, you’ll find that most construction zones will not have workers.

Labor Day weekend grilling safety

Before you fire up the grill this Labor Day weekend, some food safety reminders for you to keep you and your loved ones from getting food poisoning.

Gas prices rise ahead of Labor Day weekend

If you’re hitting the road this holiday weekend, get ready to pay more at the pump.

Northeast Missouri man accused of shooting at vehicle

Police say a Clarence, Missouri, man was arrested on an brunt charge this week for a roadway incident last month.

Police say a Clarence, Missouri, man was arrested on an attack charge this week for a roadway incident last month.

Drug-induced homicide charge no longer pursued

The Adams County State’s Attorney’s Office reported Friday that charges would no longer be pursued for a man accused of drug-induced homicide.

McDonough Co. man arrested on meth charges

The McDonough County Sheriff reported another meth arrest was made Friday as part of "Operation Icemelt."

Quincy resident wins $75,000 off lottery ticket

Illinois Lottery officials say a life-long Quincy resident won $75,000 on an Ultimate Crossword scrape off ticket.

Troopers on the road for Labor Day Weekend

For families hitting the road for one last summer vacation, local police stress they need to be careful on the roads

Tri-State volunteer helping victims of Hurricane Harvey

In the midst of so much suffering in after Hurricane Harvey flooded Houston, Texas, American Crimson Cross volunteers from the Tri-States are on the ground helping. That includes Allyson Sutton from Canton, Missouri. She’s helping to feed those in need and provide some convenience too.

Mediation starts for Quincy Public School contract negotiations

Mediation embarks for Quincy Public School contract negotiations

Federal mediation inbetween the Quincy Public School District and union members began Thursday.

Adams County Board selects bid for jail construction

Construction on the fresh Adams County jail could begin in as soon as a duo months.

Man arrested for failing to register as lovemaking offender

A Mendon, Illinois, man was arrested Thursday for failing to register as a lovemaking offender, according to a news release.

A Mendon, Illinois, man was arrested Thursday for failing to register as a hookup offender, according to a news release.

Keokuk High School hoping to ease transition to high school

The adjustment to high school can be difficult for many students. Keokuk High School Principal Adam Magliari said the school found that many of their freshmen have struggled in the classroom.

HFD Swift Water Rescue Team talks rescue challenges

Water rescue teams are still hard at work in the areas hit by Harvey. The Hannibal Fire Department Swift Water Rescue Team said they were on stand-by in case they were needed.

Getting ready for fall allergies

The pollen count is high today and it’s expected to stay high for the next duo days and with seasonal allergies coming right around the corner doctors said you need to know the symptoms.

two injured when ATV, SUV collide in Scott County

Authorities said two people were injured Thursday morning when an SUV collided with an all-terrain vehicle in Scott County, Illinois.

City of Quincy announces upcoming road closures

Two Quincy streets will be closed soon for various projects, according to the city.

Motorcycle rider injured in Quincy crash

A truck collided with a motorcycle in Quincy on Thursday morning, sending the rider to the hospital, police said.

Extra tours of historic Fort Madison prison scheduled

The Iowa Department of Corrections announced extra tours of the historic Iowa State Penitentiary in Fort Madison in October, according to a news release.

Harrison school site plans over budget

It’s back to the drawing board for Quincy Public Schools after the latest bids for one of the upcoming elementary schools came in over budget.

Local nursing homes discuss emergency preparedness

In response to rising flood waters forcing more nursing homes to evacuate in Texas, local nursing home officials say they’re ready if something happens here in the Tri-States.

Good Samaritan Law addresses Missouri opioid crisis

A fresh Missouri law makes it lighter to call for help if someone witnesses an overdose without the worry of getting into legal trouble.

Blessing-Rieman kicks off academic year

Celebrating a commitment to care: that was the theme at Blessing-Rieman College of Nursing on Wednesday as they kicked off the academic year.

Concerns about brown water in Tri-State town

Dirty, yellow water coming from faucets in the petite Pike County, Illinois, town of Nebo has residents telling something needs to be done.

Dirty, yellow water coming from faucets in the puny Pike County, Illinois, town of Nebo has residents telling something needs to be done.

American Duchess makes inaugural dock in Hannibal

The American Duchess cruise ship docked in Hannibal for the very first time last night.

Fareway store opens in Fort Madison

The fresh Fareway grocery is now officially open in Fort Madison.

Bunkhouse in Nauvoo preparing for Grape Festival

An old rundown building in Nauvoo, Illinois is getting a fresh purpose.

Local insurance agents advocate for flood insurance amid Harvey

Many of the people whose homes are underwater because of Harvey don’t have flood insurance, meaning they may have lost everything.

Adams County victims’ advocacy room dedicated

Crime victims telling their story can make the difference inbetween getting justice or not.

Fundraising efforts underway for Hurricane Harvey victims

As WGEM, Hy-Vee and Niemann Foods began raising funds for victims of Hurricane Harvey Wednesday a big donation is already boosting efforts.

Arrest made over anti-KKK graffiti

An arrest was made Tuesday over the anti-KKK graffiti that appeared in downtown Quincy this week.

Missing Macomb man located

UPDATE: Police reported Wednesday afternoon that VanFossen was located.

Police: Quincy woman caught with ounce of meth

A Quincy woman was arrested Tuesday after an ounce of meth was found in her vehicle, according to police.

Quincy man arrested on meth charges

A Quincy man was arrested Wednesday afternoon on meth charges, according to police.

Keokuk businesses warned of counterfeit money

In an email sent Wednesday morning, the Keokuk Area Chamber of Commerce warned businesses of counterfeit money in the area.

Investigation leads to arrests of four Hannibal residents

Four Hannibal residents were arrested Tuesday following an investigation, according to the Hannibal Police Department.

District superintendent reacts to near-end of school funding battle

One Tri-State regional superintendent voiced ease that Illinois’ long school funding battle is almost over.

Quincy man arrested after making threats

A Quincy man was arrested after allegedly making threats while brandishing what was primarily believed to be a handgun late Tuesday night.

Missouri activates Blue Alert system

Police officers have been the center of attacks in latest months, and some of those attacks have turned deadly.

No flights to St. Louis received mixed reaction from residents

Cape air is on its way out and SkyWest will take its place at Quincy Regional Airport. The U.S. Department of Transportation awarded the airline the Essential Air Service Contract.

Humane Society preparing for displaced animals

Right now there’s a water rescue operation underway for animals trapped or displaced by the flood in Texas.

Brown County Schools loosened funding formula passes Senate

Brown County Schools relaxed funding formula passes Senate

Superintendent Vicki Phillips of the Brown County School District said on Tuesday that the senate passing the funding formula is a step in the right direction.

Residents get sneak preview of Ken Burns documentary

Some Tri-state residents got a sneak peak of Ken Burns’ latest documentary at the Quincy Museum.

Palmyra city council supports senior housing complicated

A developer from Southeast Missouri wants to build an affordable senior housing complicated in downtown Palmyra, in Northeast Missouri.

A developer from Southeast Missouri wants to build an affordable senior housing elaborate in downtown Palmyra, in Northeast Missouri.

Hibbett Sports in Keokuk accepting job applications

A fresh sporting goods store in Keokuk is not open yet, but it’s accepting job applications.

Mental health very first aid training in Hannibal

Have you ever heard of mental health very first aid??

Fresh redemption center helps residents in northern Lee County

Residents in Lee County can now recycle on a regular basis.

Local manufacturer expands, creates jobs

A Tri-State manufacturer on the edge of picking up shop and moving out of the area has now announced an expansion. NEMO Manufacturing in La Grange, Missouri is building a fresh facility and adding more jobs.

A Tri-State manufacturer on the brink of picking up shop and moving out of the area has now announced an expansion. NEMO Manufacturing in La Grange, Missouri is building a fresh facility and adding more jobs.

Summit of Hope stops in Quincy

A fresh embark today for people on parole or probation. They were invited to the Oakley-Lindsay Center Tuesday for help to re-enter society.

A fresh commence today for people on parole or probation. They were invited to the Oakley-Lindsay Center Tuesday for help to re-enter society.

four arrested on burglary charges

Four Hannibal residents were arrested Monday on burglary and drug charges, according to police.

Illinois Senate approves school funding overhaul

The Illinois Senate approved a school funding overhaul Tuesday that will increase aid to all of the state’s more than eight hundred districts.

Quincy man arrested on burglary, theft charges

The Pike County Sheriff’s Department reported a Quincy man was arrested Monday on burglary and theft charges.

SkyWest awarded Quincy EAS contract

The U.S. Department of Transportation awarded SkyWest the essential air service contract for the Quincy airport on Monday, according to Mayor Kyle Moore.

Duo sentenced in large pot bust case

A duo accused of trafficking marijuana to the area from Colorado was sentenced Monday in Adams County Circuit Court, according to court records.

Quincy home bruised by fire

A Quincy home was bruised by fire early Tuesday morning.

Fresh Illinois laws suggest 2nd chances

Prosecutors say a criminal accusation or conviction can have a big influence on a person’s life but there’s a fresh set of laws in Illinois that promises to give some people a 2nd chance.

Gas prices to climb after Hurricane Harvey

In the wake of Hurricane Harvey, Tri-State drivers may have to pay extra for gas.

Illinois passes automatic voter registration

Illinois has now approved automatic voter registration. State lawmakers hope that the legislation will make it lighter to register to vote.

Quincy leaders discuss aggregation program

While some residents may be liking lower electrified bills right now, the fall and winter months aren’t far off.

While some residents may be loving lower electrified bills right now, the fall and winter months aren’t far off.

Illinois schools one step closer to crucial funding

After originally shooting down a school funding compromise bill, the Illinois House pulled a one hundred eighty Monday night, and approved the bill.

Illinois House approves school bill on 2nd attempt

The Illinois House has approved a fresh school funding plan on a 2nd attempt, minutes after lawmakers failed to override Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner’s switches to a separate plan preferred by teacher unions.

Shelby County home ruined in fire Monday

Shelby County home demolished in fire Monday

A Shelby County home burned to the ground Monday morning. The Shelbina Fire Protection District responded to the fire south of Lentner, Missouri on Shelby four hundred twenty six just before ten a.m.

Budget cuts leads to fewer police officers in Macomb

The city of Macomb is dealing with a more than half a million dollar deficit. They’re making deep cuts, and the city administrator says the fattest cuts are to the police force.

BBB warns about donation scams amid Harvey devastation

The Better Business Bureau warns that it can be hard to tell if a so-called charity site is legitimate.

Inmates work on upgrades at local courthouse

The McDonough County Courthouse has seen some renovations.

Quincy police investigating sign found across parts of the city

A controversial sign has been popping up around Quincy and residents are speaking out about it.

Plans underway to create local disaster map

Severe weather can occur in an instant, but do you know where to go when it strikes?

Shooting victim’s grandmother sentenced to jail, probation

The grandmother of a 7-year-old damsel who was shot and killed last year was sentenced Monday to jail time and probation, according to court records.

The grandmother of a 7-year-old chick who was shot and killed last year was sentenced Monday to jail time and probation, according to court records.

two juveniles arrested for vehicle break-in

The Hannibal Police Department reported Monday that two juveniles were arrested over the weekend for cracking into a vehicle.

The Hannibal Police Department reported Monday that two juveniles were arrested over the weekend for violating into a vehicle.

Teenage’s mental health affected by popularity

A fresh investigate published in the journal Child Development finds that mental health in teenagers is affected by popularity.

A fresh examine published in the journal Child Development finds that mental health in teenagers is affected by popularity.

Popular Fort Madison restaurant proceeds the family tradition

Popular Fort Madison restaurant resumes the family tradition

Vel’s Amigo’s restaurant on Avenue O found a fresh holder to keep their tradition alive after searching for more than a year.

Car wash in Fort Madison to be rebuilt with fresh features

A local car wash in Fort Madison was demolished last week as the possessor plans to rebuild and expand.

A local car wash in Fort Madison was demolished last week as the holder plans to rebuild and expand.

Federal grant kick starts puny town face lift

Federal grant kick starts petite town face lift

The town of Winchester, Illinois in Scott County will be getting some much needed improvements thanks to a federal grant.

Hannibal event raises money for Fucktoys for Tots

While it is just under four months away, a local organization is getting into the Christmas spirit for children in need.

Women’s equality remembered through history readings

Women’s Equality Day was remembered Saturday through historical readings and guest speakers. .

The League of Women Voters of Adams County gathered at the Historical Society of Quincy and Adams County Museum to feast their right to vote and to recall the fights they faced back in the 1920s.

Women’s Equality Day was remembered Saturday through historical readings and guest speakers. .

The League of Women Voters of Adams County gathered at the Historical Society of Quincy and Adams County Museum to feast their right to vote and to reminisce the fights they faced back in the 1920s.

Volunteers in Carthage pack meals for the thirsty

In the rural parts of western Illinois, many residents are dealing with a food shortage.

KKK graffiti put up on Quincy bridge

A fresh form of graffiti has been posted in Quincy. On the railroad bridge, over Bonansinga Drive, a cartoon drawing shows someone in a KKK robe getting draped. It was placed over old graffiti paint.

A fresh form of graffiti has been posted in Quincy. On the railroad bridge, over Bonansinga Drive, a cartoon drawing shows someone in a KKK robe getting strung up. It was placed over old graffiti paint.

Rodeo kicks off at the Adams County Fairgrounds

A little friendly competition kicked off at the Adams County Fairgrounds Friday night. More than one hundred high schoolers are there this weekend for the Illinois High School and Junior High Rodeo Competition.

Officials warn against check washing schemes

As technology improves, could you become the victim of check washing schemes?

Local volunteers prepare to help Hurricane Harvey victims

Hurricane Harvey pounds the Texas Gulf Coast, a major storm expected to bring catastrophic harm. A group of local volunteers is stepping up and heading straight to the storm zone.

Congressman Sam Graves visits Lock and Dam twenty

The Mississippi Sea serves as the backbone of the Tri-States economy.

Blessing-Rieman showcases fresh simulation lab

Blessing-Rieman College of Nursing and Health Sciences unveiled their fresh simulation lab at their facility at 50th and Oak on Friday.

Female hit by car in Quincy

Doll hit by car in Quincy

Police say an 11-year-old dame escaped serious injury when she was hit by a car Friday afternoon in Quincy.

Police say an 11-year-old damsel escaped serious injury when she was hit by a car Friday afternoon in Quincy.

Fresh restaurant coming to Quincy

The owners of a fresh Quincy restaurant hope to open next month.

QFD T-shirts to benefit local breast cancer program

The Quincy Fire Department is now accepting orders for the annual "Firefighters for the Cause" T-shirts.

Former Warsaw school janitor indicted on hook-up charges

Former Warsaw school janitor indicted on lovemaking charges

A former Warsaw school janitor accused of receiving child pornography was indicted this week on numerous charges, according to a news release.

Crash leaves motorcycle rider with severed gam

The Hannibal Police Department reported two people were arrested following a crash Thursday night that injured a motorcycle rider.

Trial date set for Lovelace lawsuit

A trial date for the federal lawsuit filed by former Adams County prosecutor Curtis Lovelace was set this week for late 2019.

Crops expected to produce low yields

Reports from the USDA suggest this year’s crops are in good or excellent condition, but local farmers said their crops are fighting.

Fort Madison Schools send students without vaccinations home

A fresh Iowa law requires students in certain grades to showcase proof that they’ve gotten a meningitis vaccination.

A fresh Iowa law requires students in certain grades to demonstrate proof that they’ve gotten a meningitis vaccination.

Quincy Park District releases latest events schedule

If you’re looking to plan out your fall schedule, the Quincy Park District just released its events schedule.

Liberate dogs attack chained dog, possessor hospitalized

Liberate dogs attack chained dog, holder hospitalized

A person was hospitalized after attempting to break up a fight inbetween their dog and two liberate dogs, according to police.

Rental rehab program sparking fresh life in downtown Quincy

There’s renewed interest in renovating spaces in downtown Quincy as the requests for apartments rise.

Local college honors duo for manufacturing donations

A local duo honored for their dedication to educating local students in manufacturing.

Deputies arrest Quincy man for theft, meth possession

Police arrest Quincy man for theft, meth possession

Adams County deputies arrested a Quincy man Thursday on allegations of theft and possession of methemphetamine.

Corn labyrinth underway at Tri-State Rodeo

A 10-acre corn labyrinth to feast the Tri-State rodeo is underway.

Residents worried about drivers using wrong detours

Some Palmyra residents are upset about speeders using county roads to get around the Highway one hundred sixty eight bridge construction.

City treasurer submitted for approval

Quincy could soon have a fresh city treasurer, according to the Adams County Democratic Central Committee.

Man arrested for child molestation

A Monroe City man was arrested Wednesday on child molestation charges, according to the Monroe City Police Department.

Severed gas line put hundreds out of service

A severed gas line in Pike County, Illinois put hundreds of customers out of service Wednesday evening, according to Ameren Illinois.

Veterans taking upcoming Honor Flight

Several local veterans are set to take the next Good Sea Honor Flight scheduled for Saturday, Aug.26.

HONOR FLIGHT: Mission #44 set for departure

The fourth mission of two thousand seventeen for the Superb Sea Honor Flight program is set for departure Saturday and will include veterans from Korea and Vietnam.

The fourth mission of two thousand seventeen for the Good Sea Honor Flight program is set for departure Saturday and will include veterans from Korea and Vietnam.

Residents raise concerns during Senator Claire McCaskill town hall

U.S. Senator Claire McCaskill stopped in Bowling Green, Missouri Wednesday for a town hall.

Freshly required vaccine for Iowa schools

Health officials are worried that hundreds of kids could be sent home from school in Iowa this week because they don’t have the decent vaccinations.

Fresh London NECAC building to be finish soon

Good weather is helping construction crews building the fresh NECAC center in Fresh London, Missouri.

QPS board discusses finances as funding deadline looms

The school board held its August meeting on Wednesday night, and members talked about what their options are now, as they proceed to wait for Illinois lawmakers to pass a funding formula.

Tri-State lottery players catch Powerball fever

Anxious players purchased tickets on Wednesday, hoping to win seven hundred million dollars.

Lincoln-Douglas Elementary holds dedication ceremony

Quincy Public Schools dedicated its newest elementary school on Wednesday, and residents were able to get an inwards look.

Lee County Sheriff worried about switches in state training

A mobile training program for law enforcement in southeast Iowa may not be available after working with offices around the area for more than twenty years.

Bridge project adds jobs, money to local economy

A bridge project is putting people to work in the Tri-States. The Highway one hundred sixty eight bridge replacement over Highway 61, north of Palmyra, not only has construction companies busy, but the town is observing an economic influence as well.

American Legion donates to planned veteran’s homeless shelter

A fresh organization to help homeless veterans in the Tri-States got a donation from a local American Legion Wednesday.

Central Lee students begin very first day of classes

Some Lee County students went back to school Wednesday morning.

Man accused of stealing at least $40K from employer

The front office manager of a Quincy business was arrested for stealing at least $40,000 from his employer, the Quincy Police Department reported.

Students in school despite state law

Central Lee School District officials say dozens of kids demonstrated up for the very first day of school Wednesday without decent vaccination documentation.

Central Lee School District officials say dozens of kids displayed up for the very first day of school Wednesday without decent vaccination documentation.

State of Iowa switching policy on Medicaid

The fresh policy gets rid of the three-month retroactive coverage window embarking October 1.

The fresh policy gets rid of the three-month retroactive coverage window commencing October 1.

Dietitian shares quick, effortless breakfast ideas for kids

With school back in session mornings can be more hectic, and it can be hard for parents to make sure kids are getting a healthy breakfast.

Nursing school enrollment increase

More students are enrolling in a local nursing program, as the health care field proceeds to see shortages.

More students are enrolling in a local nursing program, as the health care field resumes to see shortages.

Tri-State teacher runs for a cause with students

A Tri-State teacher capped off his bday with a double-digit mile run, all for a cause that affects local veterans.

Quincy’s American Legion looks to relocate

Quincy’s American Legion is looking for a fresh home.

Fixes coming for Hannibal pond

There’s talk about making improvements to part of a popular park in Hannibal.

QPS looking to cut costs without general state aid

With no school funding formula in Illinois, and no general state aid for public schools, the Quincy Public School district is making cutbacks.

Resident gives it his all to fix up old bank

An eyesore in Fort Madison is getting fresh life, as a long-time resident takes on the aim of preserving history and bringing more people downtown.

An eyesore in Fort Madison is getting fresh life, as a long-time resident takes on the purpose of preserving history and bringing more people downtown.

Macomb downtown revitalization in final stages

The course is about to switch for Macomb drivers tired of construction around the downtown square.

CASA volunteers needed in McDonough County

When children go to court because of manhandle or neglect, volunteers are there to help them through the process. But in McDonough County, organizers say those volunteers are stiffer and stiffer to come by.

Man dies after getting hit by SUV

A California man died Tuesday after he was struck by an SUV in northeast Missouri, according to police.

Strenuous rains lead to water rescues in Kansas City area

Intense rains lead to water rescues in Kansas City area

Authorities have rescued more than a dozen stranded drivers after strong rains soaked parts of Kansas City, Missouri, and its suburbs.

Authorities have rescued more than a dozen stranded drivers after powerful rains soaked parts of Kansas City, Missouri, and its suburbs.

ITINERARY: Superb Sea Honor Flight Mission #44

ITINERARY: Excellent Sea Honor Flight Mission #44

The total itinerary for mission #44 of the Superb Sea Honor Flight, which is set for departure Saturday, Aug. 26.

The utter itinerary for mission #44 of the Superb Sea Honor Flight, which is set for departure Saturday, Aug. 26.

Mobile home ruined by fire

A Quincy mobile home was ruined by fire early Tuesday morning.

QPS union employees vote down contract suggest

Fall classes in the Quincy Public Schools are supposed to embark in just over three weeks, but its union employees have shot down a contract suggest.

QPS employees to come back to school despite rejecting contract

QPS employees to comeback to school despite rejecting contract

They’ve already been well acquainted with the negotiation process this year , and now the two sides are about to begin looking for yet another compromise.

They’ve already been well acquainted with the negotiation process this year , and now the two sides are about to embark looking for yet another compromise.

Farmers use tractor drive money to help Superb Sea Honor Flight

Farmers use tractor drive money to help Good Sea Honor Flight

Farmers displayed their appreciation for Tri-State veterans on Tuesday night.

Farmers demonstrated their appreciation for Tri-State veterans on Tuesday night.

Northeast Missouri residents head to the polls

La Grange, Missouri residents have agreed to pay a sales tax on out-of-state purchases — mainly online sales.

Quincy resident shares how to best practice eclipse

John Baird is a retired QHS science teacher and has seen eclipses all over the world.

Lovelace family responds to lawsuit mobility

Lovelace family responds to lawsuit movability

Members of the Lovelace family named in a lawsuit against the City of Quincy and others responded recently to a movement for partial dismissal

Members of the Lovelace family named in a lawsuit against the City of Quincy and others responded recently to a maneuverability for partial dismissal