WGEM Staff
Quincy, Illinois
The Keokuk High School National Honor Society and Student Council are hosting the 36th annual Senior Citizens Christmas Dinner.
A Fort Madison woman has been arrested following allegations of a sexual assault of a juvenile at Chaddock Special Education School in Carthage.
This is the 39th year for the WGEM Bucket Blitz for The Salvation Army Christmas Campaign.
In addition to the financial challenges, a shortage of lifeguards has made the facility’s pool hours decline.
Emergency crews responded to the scene of a semi fire early Wednesday morning near New London.
Fort Madison Police on Tuesday released surveillance images of a suspect wanted in a burglary.
Hunters in Illinois harvested a preliminary total of 53,348 deer.
A Pittsfield man died Friday in a single-vehicle crash north of Nebo, Illinois.
According to officials, the street is expected to be open by Dec. 15.
Hancock County Sheriff Travis Duffy on Monday reported the death of a Dallas City, Illinois, man following a fire on Saturday.
The Camp Point Central Panthers made history Friday when they finished off their season with a 1A Illinois football state title.
This year, more than 356,000 people in the U.S. will experience a cardiac arrest – their heart will just stop.
Tumors during pregnancy are rare, but when they happen, they add another level of urgency for both the expectant mother and her unborn baby.
After 95 days, IDK Cafe reopened on Nov. 7, according to their Facebook.
Restaurants open on Thanksgiving in the Tri-States
One in every 33 babies are born with a birth defect each year.
A car vs. semi crash had westbound traffic backed up on Highway 24 Tuesday afternoon.
Due to the IHSA state football finals, WGEM will not be able to air the Bayou Classic.
Camp Point Central will be competing in the IHSA Class 1A Football State Championship Friday morning.
Quincy Mayor Mike Troup and Police Chief Adam Yates are kicked off Project Red Ribbon on Monday by tying red ribbons on their own vehicles.
In a surprising healthcare revelation, some hospitals have found that life-saving solutions don’t always come from the latest technology or costly equipment.
Hannibal Police arrested a 24-year-old Hannibal man after he allegedly fired a gun at a car.
John Wood Community College Ag Science Complex received $60,000 for new bleachers for their show room.
Two adults and three juveniles now are in custody on charges of conspiracy to commit robbery and conspiracy to commit armed robbery.
A Plainville, Illinois, home was destroyed by a fire Monday morning.
Over 90 vendors are gearing up for the 55th annual Holiday Gift Show here at the Oakley-Lindsay Center.
A local movement led by Mothers Against Drunk Driving is set to kick off its 35th year.
A new era of medical treatment is just beginning and it will soon revolutionize how doctors treat many health conditions and diseases.
The United States Postal Service will roll out new rate adjustments for package delievery on Saturday.
A Quincy man who was a youth leader at Hope Lutheran Church in Quincy was sentenced Friday to 12 years in the Illinois Department of Corrections.
The Alzheimer’s epidemic continues to cast a shadow over the lives of millions of people.
A woman who was found dead during a house fire in Plymouth, Illinois, Wednesday afternoon has been identified.
A home at 103 East Marion St. in Plymouth Illinois, caught fire Wednesday afternoon.
There are more than 55 million people in the world living with dementia.
Officials stated the closure was to allow for emergency repair of a water line.
Jamar Washington, 27, of Quincy, was charged with residential burglary and possession of stolen property.
