After months of wrangling to lock down federal permission and to sort out scheduling details, Monday marks the door opening ...
Following investigations into several robberies of food delivery drivers in May, the Quincy Police Department announced the arrest of a teen over the weekend. According to QPD, investigations […] ...
MENDON, Ill. — After loading the bases to start the third inning in a 1-1 tie game, Brown County starting pitcher Connor Flynn knew he had to buckle down with […] ...
EUREKA, Ill. — Illini West opened up its baseball postseason on Wednesday, defeating Canton 7-5 in the Class 2A Eureka Regional semifinal game. Illini West starting pitcher Cash Jones earned the win ...
May 29 Shift 1 Arrests Donald Delcour, 27, of Quincy, for Burglary to Motor Vehicle and Criminal Damage to Property at 500 N. Fourth. Donald Delcour, 27, of Quincy, for […] ...
By David Adam Herald-Whig Staff Writer Local cable channel CGEM, which carries programming from the Fox Television Network, will introduce its first local prime time weekday newscast on Monday with ...
QUINCY — Even after 80 completed missions since the first trip, Great River Honor Flight still has room for more firsts. Thursday saw GRHF load up a jet for Mission 81, but for the first time, the ...
QUINCY — Roy Webb said he will always be grateful for the chance to share stories of those he has served with during his time in the Army, even when it’s a solemn occasion like the the annual Memorial ...
QUINCY — Over the objection of neighbors, the Quincy City Council approved the expansion of a paved parking lot for a long-standing Quincy business. Neighbors raised objections to the expansion of the ...
QUINCY — Quincy Public Schools’ tentative amended budget accounts for changes in income and expenditures throughout the fiscal year. The budget, reviewed by the Finance Committee on Tuesday, remains a ...
QUINCY — After more than a quarter-century serving Quincy as a member of the police department, Chief Adam Yates has announced his retirement. Yates was tapped to head the department following the ...
CHARLESTON, Ill. — Unity senior Saylor Barry only needed one jump to make sure she had a chance to defend her back-to-back state titles in the IHSA Class 1A long jump. Barry and the rest of the field ...