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Spring Sports in Full Bloom: Soccer and Softball highlights
Highlights for both sides of the river
Quincy Museum holds Women in Politics Talk with Mayor Linda Moore
Quincy Mayor Linda Moore spoke to women about the importance of the history of women in politics.
Blessing Health to host free Medicare presentation
Medicare open enrollment is happening now. On Tuesday, Oct. 27 Blessing Health System is hosting a free informational presentation for those who have questions about enrollment.
Firetruck crashes into Quincy native’s Nashville business
A firefighter is recovering after crashing a fire engine into a Nashville chiropractic clinic owned by Quincy native Kevin Bradshaw.
Local health officials warn about sepsis signs following Kyle Busch’s death
NASCAR legend Kyle Busch’s tragic death at just 41 years old from pneumonia-induced sepsis shocked the sports and medical worlds alike.
On The Rail Sports Bar & Grill announces it is closing
On The Rail Sports Bar & Grill announced it is closing, stating it will be open for one more week.
New business owner showcase what they have to offer at 2026 Adams County CEO Trade Show
The 2026 Adams County CEO trade show showcased 14 new young business owners and what they have to offer to Adams County.
The 501 Partnership hosting new business-focused event
The 501 Partnership is hosting a new business-focused event called "The Briefcase" on May 28.
Remote Area Medical brings free health clinic to Bennington
Remote Area Medical is holding a free two-day dental and vision clinic at Mount Anthony Union Middle School in Bennington — the organization’s fourth visit to the area.
Finding 2026's Most/Least Interesting Fantasy Offenses (With Science!)
Want an utterly unscientific way to figure out who is producing in fantasy this year? Daniel Kelley dives in.
Saint Louis Science Center to be open 6 days a week starting in June
The Saint Louis Science Center will be open for a sixth day starting June 3.
Kids, Competition & Pressure: Keeping sports fun
Research shows adults who played sports as kids report better mental health and higher levels of persistence and “grit” later in life.
“I’d be able to be a better father”: Quincy business owners push for bill ending work restrictions on their children
A new proposal, House Bill 4161, would amend the Child Labor Law of 2024 by allowing small business owners to employ their children outside of school hours.
Black coffee and heart health: What a new study says about your daily cup
Study finds black coffee can have a good impact on your heart.
Tri-State Rodeo celebrates 78 years with musical talent and bull-riding entertainment
This year’s rodeo event has new additions to its event list like musical performances from artists like Niko Moon Wednesday night, following the Jim Baier Chute Out.
Supporting small businesses during Small Business Week
During Small Business Week, businesses get to share more than their goods, they get to share their journeys.
Small business owners react to hemp restriction bill in Missouri
A new bill in Missouri could change the way many get hemp products after November.
Kroc Center hosts Senior Adult Health Fair
On Oct. 6, the Kroc Center hosted a Senior Adult Health Fair. Seniors explored booths from local healthcare providers, state agencies, organizations and more.
Sports roundup: Track & Field, Softball, Notre Dame Spring football
Rushville's Ashtyn Lazzell placed first in high jump for 1.57 meters.
Macomb takes first step in the creation of a sports complex
The Macomb City Council approved sending a letter of intent to use STAR Bonds for a sports complex project.
Local high school entrepreneurs pitch business creations at regional competition
Over 20 students from eight different CEO programs pitched their business in front of a panel of judges.
Spring (Sports) Have Sprung!
QHS takes down QND in Baseball, QND falls to Helias in girls' soccer, and QU falls to UMSL in baseball.
Inside Iowa Politics: Why Sen. Grassley isn’t sure Americans would react today like they did on September 11, 2001
U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley said that he doesn't know that Americans would react the same way today like they did after the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
Quincy Medical Group offers free sports physicals at regional locations
The Quincy Medical Group is offering free sports physicals for area student-athletes.
Adams County Health Department joins Drug Take Back Day efforts
Drug Take Back Day allows anyone with unneeded medications to dispose of them safely.
Quincy Museum holds Women in Politics Talk with Mayor Linda Moore
Women’s rights started long before the 19th Amendment was adopted into the Constitution in 1920. As women spoke out for their right to vote, the city of Quincy and the state of Illinois was prominent in the support of women’s suffrage.
Businesses helping businesses: Local BBQ business steps in after smoker breaks down
Both owners hope the experience serves as a reminder that lending a helping hand, especially during tough moments, can make a difference.
Inside Iowa Politics: How Zach Lahn feels like his lt. governor choice will help Iowans
Zach Lahn, the Iowa Republican candidate for governor, named state Rep. Derek Wulf as his running mate.
Macomb city officials break down proposed sports complex, residents voice concerns
A crowd of about 100 people gathered at Thursday evening's economic development update.
Sports Extra: Friday Night Highlights & Final scores from the Gridiron
Highlights from Friday Nights action in Illinois, Missouri, & Iowa
Adams County Health Department offers prevention tips as COVID cases rise in Missouri, Illinois
According to the latest CDC guidance, people who contract the virus can return to normal activities after symptoms disappear and they are fever-free for 24 hours without medication.
Long-time Quincy business up for sale, owners look for new takers
The Butcher Block, located at 819 Maine St., has posted that it is up for sale.
Quincy sports bars gear up for big rush during Illinois basketball’s historic postseason run
For the first time since 2005, the University of Illinois men’s basketball team is still playing in April.
Winter ice rink on the way to Hannibal
A new ice rink constructed by Hannibal’s mayor aims to keep entertainment up during the winter.
Inside Iowa Politics: What is Iowa’s America’s Harvest Festival?
Gov. Kim Reynolds announced "America's Harvest Festival" will take place October 24th as part of the 250th birthday celebration of the United States.
Quincy plans $10M shooting sports complex; council to vote Monday
The City of Quincy announced a proposed clay sports park during a press conference on Friday.
Man arrested after assault at local business in Canton, Missouri
David Christopher Arch Jr. was determined to be the primary physical aggressor and placed under arrest, according to CPD.
GREDF seeks proposals for managing Quincy Regional Sports Complex
The Great River Economic Development Foundation is seeking qualified firms to submit a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for management, operations, and maintenance services for the Quincy Regional Sports Complex.
‘It would just paralyze me’; Illinois farmer shares mental health struggles, concerns over new policy
Data from the National Rural Health Association indicates the suicide rate for farmers is 3.5 times higher than the general population.
West Hancock’s Lucy Woodworth signs to play two sports at Culver Stockton College
West Hancock's Lucy Woodworth will continue her basketball and golf career at Culver Stockton College next year
Free sports physicals eliminating barriers, preventing future injuries
With summer approaching, it’s time for athletes to get their yearly physical.