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Coroner Jim Keller addresses the Adams County Legislative Committee regarding the county's indigent burial policy.
Adams County Coroner Jim Keller is facing continued criticism for policies regarding those who can't afford to bury their loved ones.
Illinois State Police report that a 16-year old girl received minor injuries following a crash in Scott County Tuesday night.
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The city is planning upgrades on infrastructure.Big changes are coming to Mount Sterling, Illinois, after the city recently found out it is receiving around $1.5 million dollars in state funding.
Mt. Sterling Police Department.Mt. Sterling Mayor Matt Bradbury has asked for the resignation of several of the city's police officers.
With the recent news of Bergner's closing at the Quincy Mall, a new barbeque restaurant is hoping to bring new life back to the mall.
Osberg holding up his honor flight shirt.In just a few days, 33 local veterans will head to Washington, D.C., on Mission 47 of the Great River Honor Flight. But this flight is special because it involves a World War II veteran who was on the front lines during D-Day.
Darlene Elles and Anthony HuttonThe West Central Illinois Task Force has reported the arrest of two individuals in Quincy for meth on Monday night.
Antonio SanchezAndrew Schnack, attorney for Antonio Sanchez who is charged with three counts of First Degree Murder and one count of Aggravated Battery with a Weapon, has filed a motion requesting Sanchez be tried in Quincy.
Another person has died as the result of a Clark County traffic crash last week.
Illinois State Police report that a 16-year old girl received minor injuries following a crash in Scott County Tuesday night.
More >>Illinois State Police report that a 16-year old girl received minor injuries following a crash in Scott County Tuesday night.
More >>Adams County Coroner Jim Keller is facing continued criticism for policies regarding those who can't afford to bury their loved ones.
More >>Adams County Coroner Jim Keller is facing continued criticism for policies regarding those who can't afford to bury their loved ones.
More >>Big changes are coming to Mount Sterling, Illinois, after the city recently found out it is receiving around $1.5 million dollars in state funding.
More >>Big changes are coming to Mount Sterling, Illinois, after the city recently found out it is receiving around $1.5 million dollars in state funding.
More >>Mt. Sterling Mayor Matt Bradbury has asked for the resignation of several of the city's police officers.
More >>Mt. Sterling Mayor Matt Bradbury has asked for the resignation of several of the city's police officers.
More >>With the recent news of Bergner's closing at the Quincy Mall, a new barbeque restaurant is hoping to bring new life back to the mall.
More >>With the recent news of Bergner's closing at the Quincy Mall, a new barbeque restaurant is hoping to bring new life back to the mall.
More >>The West Central Illinois Task Force has reported the arrest of two individuals in Quincy for meth on Monday night.
More >>The West Central Illinois Task Force has reported the arrest of two individuals in Quincy for meth on Monday night.
More >>Andrew Schnack, attorney for Antonio Sanchez who is charged with three counts of First Degree Murder and one count of Aggravated Battery with a Weapon, has filed a motion requesting Sanchez be tried in Quincy.
More >>Andrew Schnack, attorney for Antonio Sanchez who is charged with three counts of First Degree Murder and one count of Aggravated Battery with a Weapon, has filed a motion requesting Sanchez be tried in Quincy.
More >>A man wanted in Clark County for first-degree Sodomy or attempted sodomy has turned himself in.
More >>A man wanted in Clark County for first-degree Sodomy or attempted sodomy has turned himself in.
More >>Chief Nick Jamerson of the Hamilton, Illinois, Police Department reported the arrest of a male and female on Sunday at approximately 2:50 a.m.
More >>Chief Nick Jamerson of the Hamilton, Illinois, Police Department reported the arrest of a male and female on Sunday at approximately 2:50 a.m.
More >>Lt. John Zerbonia of the Hannibal Police Department reported that three Hannibal residents were arrested Thursday following a search at the 1300 block of Union St.
More >>Lt. John Zerbonia of the Hannibal Police Department reported that three Hannibal residents were arrested Thursday following a search at the 1300 block of Union St.
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Click here for complete coverage of Legionnaires' disease cases at the Illinois Veterans' Home in Quincy, including informative links from the Centers for Disease Control and the Illinois Department of Public Health.
More >>Click here for complete coverage of Legionnaires' disease cases at the Illinois Veterans' Home in Quincy, including informative links from the Centers for Disease Control and the Illinois Department of Public Health.
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More >>Since 1986, we've looked for those who have made a difference in the lives of their students and have made a mark on our community. Every month during the school year, WGEM News honors an outstanding Tri-States teacher.
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