Officials said they will use a $4 million grant from the Department of Housing and Urban Development to remove lead-based paints and asbestos tiles in buildings.
There’s a fiesta waiting to happen at South Park in Quincy. That’s where the Quincy Humane Society’s largest fundraiser of the year will take place this Saturday.
Six months before the next presidential primary elections in Illinois, county clerks and other local election authorities are asking for the public’s help in stopping misinformation campaigns before they get started.
A Quincy man who was a youth leader at Hope Lutheran Church in Quincy pleaded guilty Tuesday to two counts of criminal sexual assault of a victim between 13 and 18 years old.
In conjunction with Republic Services, the City of Quincy will be set up at Front Street and Payson Avenue to collect bulk trash items throughout the week.
The two men charged in connection with a stabbing in the Blessing Hospital parking lot in the late evening hours of Sept. 15 will plead guilty or not guilty next month.
The Pritzker Administration recently announced the IHDA's approval of $19 million to support towns and local bank authorities with the acquisition, maintenance, rehabilitation and demolition of abandoned residential properties.
Saturday will be a really great day for the first day of fall, we should see plenty of sunshine and the storms will hold off until later Saturday night.
On Saturday, junior high and high school students across Southeast Iowa rounded up their horses, saddles, and boots to compete in two qualifying rodeos.
Quincy police chief Adam Yates said they can hold those charge with felony or misdemeanor domestic violence in jail for up to 48 hours before a court hearing determines whether pre-trial detention is necessary.
Interest rates aren’t going down any time soon--they could actually increase. The Federal Reserve made that announcement this past Wednesday. A local historian says several factors have led to these uncertain times, including an auto workers strike, labor shortage and rising oil prices.
Officials with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources are currently looking for volunteers to help with the efforts being done at Shimek State Forest in Farmington, Iowa.