QUINCY — When Jessica Myers first tried tai chi in her 20s, she just didn’t find it as interesting as karate or yoga. “It seemed hard to go slow,” she said. “The kicks were kind of strange. The ...

MENDON — Unity sophomore Cohen Maas laughingly says he hopes to take away some coordination skills from marching band. But he might just be gaining important skills for life. “It’s mainly just getting ...

QUINCY — A look at World War II history with a Quincy connection returns this week to Quincy Regional Airport. The Quincy Masonic High Twelve Club brings back the Rise Above Quincy Exposition honoring ...

WESTCHESTER — The Coalition for Responsible Data Centers has launched a six-week statewide digital campaign highlighting union labor, community investment, and what the group describes as a fact-based ...

NOVELTY — A Shelbina man was hospitalized Wednesday afternoon after losing control of his pickup truck and flipping off the road in Knox County. The single-vehicle crash happened around 4:15 p.m. on ...

JEFFERSON CITY — The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) is evaluating rural highways across the state to determine where speed limits could be raised to 75 mph, as a new law granting the ...

QUINCY — A Quincy teacher has been arrested after a student was taken to Blessing Hospital for evaluation. According to the Quincy Police Department (QPD) arrest report, Charis Loertscher, 44, of ...

QUINCY — The Great River Economic Development Foundation (GREDF) and Hancock County Economic Development have announced a partnership aimed at bringing dedicated economic development services to ...

WEST DES MOINES — Hy-Vee announced that all of its stores across the region will host a Back-to-School Community Food Drive from Saturday through Sunday, Aug. 23, directing food and monetary donations ...

PARIS — A local woman was hospitalized Sunday night after her SUV failed to negotiate a curve, ran off the road, and flipped in Monroe County. The single-vehicle crash occurred around 10:09 p.m. on ...

COLUMBIA — A retired Army lieutenant colonel has published a new historical account examining the forced displacement of three rural Missouri communities to make way for a World War II munitions plant ...

HANNIBAL — The Riedel Foundation has awarded $28,300 to the Craigmiles School of Nursing at Hannibal-LaGrange University (HLGU), funding that, combined with matching support from the university, ...