QUINCY — The Quincy Tea Party will host author and historian William J. Federer for a presentation on the history of Islam Tuesday, Oct. 6, at the Grand Event Center, 600 Hampshire St. Doors open at 5 ...

QUINCY — The story of Father Augustine Tolton, the nation’s first publicly recognized Black Catholic priest, will return to Quincy on Wednesday, Sept. 30, when the film “Tolton: From Slave to Priest” ...

QUINCY — Alyda Reuschel never had been to a groundbreaking ceremony and wasn’t sure what one was. But the seven-and-a-half-year-old still thought it was a good idea. “Because I want a new museum,” ...

QUINCY — A Sunday program sponsored by the Historical Society of Quincy and Adams County will feature a book by a Quincy native tied to World War II. Thomas “Toby” Peters, son of R.J. and Kathleen ...

QUINCY — A brief hearing on Wednesday morning in the case against a California man charged with multiple child pornography counts saw the case continued a week after prosecutors filed an additional ...

MT. STERLING — Republican leaders and candidates rallied party faithful in Brown County this weekend, asserting that high voter turnout in downstate regions can flip Illinois red in the November ...

STOUTSVILLE — A St. Charles man was seriously injured Sunday evening after swerving his motorcycle to avoid an… MENDON — A Thursday morning crash left one person dead, according to law enforcement ...

QUINCY — The reconstruction project of North 14th Street began on Thursday and is expected to run into the new year. North 14th Street from Sycamore to Locust will be closed to allow for the ...

HANNIBAL — Jim’s Journey: The Huck Finn Freedom Center celebrates an anniversary and a local trailblazer with a Saturday afternoon program. The event takes place 2 to 4 p.m. at the center, 509 N.

University of Missouri Extension specialists worry about the combination of drought and prolonged high temperatures as crops approach final growth stages. By mid-August, MU Extension assistant ...

HANNIBAL — A new partnership between Culver-Stockton College and Hannibal Regional Hospital drew Carrie Thomas back to train to be a nurse. New space to house the college’s nursing program at the ...