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Missourians have voted twice to secure abortion access in the state constitution and to stop lawmakers from undoing those votes.
Those driving past Rand Park in Keokuk might notice work is underway to set up the City of Christmas.
Democratic Gov.-elect Rob Sand named three people to his team, including a Republican and an independent, as he prepares to work with Republican majorities in both chambers of the Iowa Legislature.
In his national agenda for the Democratic Congress, Gov. JB Pritzker called for a federal framework that addresses privacy, AI safety and data centers.
The Mount Sterling Water Department stated the boil order is effective immediately.
Community members can meet the three finalists for Quincy Police Chief and ask questions at a free event Friday.
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Rob Sand, Iowa's incoming governor, holds his first news conference on Monday.
Snow may not be here now, but it's coming and a tire shop wants you prepared.
The Fort Madison Police Department reported arresting a local resident on charges of attempted murder Sunday evening.
A Facebook post by a Pittsfield resident has drawn attention to a book included in the high school curriculum.
The “Fun and Games” concert featured many pieces from popular culture, like video games and television shows.
Macomb residents brought pumpkins to a community event Saturday where they smashed them with hammers and bats.
For 78-year-old Gloria Snyder, collecting toys for Toys for Tots has been a long-standing tradition.
Macomb Police Department is investigating a shooting that happened on North Johnson Street.
A new historical marker was commemorated at the Red Bird Inn near Clayton, Illinois, Saturday afternoon.
The Hy-Vee in Keokuk has been identified as a potential measles exposure location.
The Historical Society of Quincy and Adams County and Arts Quincy celebrated the grand opening of the expanded History Museum on the Square Friday.
Michael D. Kamphaus, 38, was sentenced to six years in the Illinois Department of Corrections (IDOC) to be served at a rate of 50 percent.
In Tuesday’s election, Ralls County voters denied Proposition P.
On Nov. 6, the 126th Supply and Service Company presented the American Legion Post 37 with a plaque to remember the company’s time in Vietnam.
The Des Moines Police Department is holding a press conference at 10 a.m. Friday to share updates on the shooting at the U.S. Postal Service office.
Dozens of volunteers from the Quincy University baseball team and J.M. Huber employees rolled up their sleeves Friday morning to plant more than 30 brand-new shade trees along a six-block stretch on the city’s northwest side.
A judge has denied a motion by former Ralls County doctor Andrew M. Hummel to dismiss the state’s request to revoke his probation.
Quincy High School prepares to take the stage with one of Disney's well-known musicals.
Reverend Monsignor Michael “Father Mike” Kuse passed away Thursday at Blessing Hospital at the age of 85.
With sweeping new state rules on hemp taking effect next Wednesday, some Western Illinois farmers say they are left with crops they can no longer legally sell.
Anyone encountering possible human skeletal remains should not touch, move or disturb anything and should immediately contact local law enforcement.
Ryan Kirby is spending part of the week at GameMasters in Quincy, painting wildlife art on 1,000-pound gun safes.