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Rep. Eric Sorensen (D-Illinois) believes cuts to SNAP will result in higher food insecurity.
State Senator Lynn Evans formed an exploratory committee to run for Iowa's 4th Congressional District.
Mayor Jeff Ervin said, with the exception of the square, Lafayette is the last street in town that still has a brick road.
A bill sitting on the governor’s desk could help stock the shelves of diaper banks across Missouri.
Memorial Day is the unofficial start to the boating season and conservation officers in both Illinois and Iowa have tips to keep both you and others safe.
She said if you plan to sunbathe, SPF 30 isn’t going to block the UV rays enough. Her recommendation is to bump it up to at least SPF 50.
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Dozens of veterans and family members gathered for a ceremony and picnic to honor the veterans who have lost their lives.
Blues in The District is returning to Quincy’s downtown in a couple weeks.
No one was injured after a vehicle left the road and overturned near a pond in Adams County.
The 55-year-old program ended due to federal funding cuts enacted by DOGE.
There were 206 graduates in the 2025 Hannibal High School class.
With tick season arriving, it's important to take precautions when spending time in wooded areas.
Friday is national Lucky Penny Day, but the future for the penny is not looking so lucky.
Thursday at the Adams County Courthouse, about a dozen people graduated from the Problem-Solving Court.
Just over a year ago, one Gem City resident purchased a solar-powered vehicle and he couldn’t be more pleased.
The plan is for work to begin this fall or next spring on the new, state-of-the-art venue.
On June 2, the district will hold a public forum to discuss an alternative phase two of a renovation plan that includes the future of Torrence pre-K.
University officials confirmed on Thursday that Pope Leo XIV’s grandfather attended Quincy University.
Hannibal Regional is set to host an educational expo about the signs and causes of strokes with the goal of creating a better informed public.
The Hannibal City Council voted to immediately discontinue red-light traffic cameras in the city.
Roughly 90 to 100 people showed up to place over 8,000 flags on the grave markers there, ahead of Memorial Day coming up on Monday.
After several inches of rain fell in parts of the Tri-States, some residents are dealing with flooded basements.
With heavy rain across the Tri-States, some farmers are dealing with setbacks as fields remain flooded.
The festival runs all day Saturday and Sunday, and will feature roughly 100 vendors in addition to the downtown businesses.
Health clinics are concerned patients will no longer receive care if Medicaid benefits are cut.
They city of Hannibal announced on Wednesday that they are discontinuing their use of red light cameras.
Both policy changes will go into effect in time for the 2025-2026 school year.
Quincy Transit Lines reported on Wednesday that the bus that services John Wood Community College will only run by request.