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On Wednesday, the Lee County Attorney’s Office reported a Fort Madison man has been charged with attempt to commit murder, burglary and sexual abuse.
Durbin, who’s 80, was first elected to the U.S. House in 1982 and served seven terms before succeeding his mentor in the Senate in 1996.
The bill would require a proof of citizenship when registering to vote.
The Quincy Park District is holding a grand opening for new nature trails at 36th Street and Kochs Lane this Saturday, April 26.
State Representative Josh Turek is looking at running for the U.S. Senate in 2026.
The city of New London is in a battle with a bar owner over responsibility to demolish condemned property next to the business.
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April Azotea secures the 2nd Ward City Council seat in Hannibal.
It's National Work Zone Safety Week and roadside workers urge drivers to be safe.
New bathrooms, bigger concession spaces, and more seating will be available once construction is finished.
Western EMS hosted their 35th annual Mock DUI event at Western Illinois University.
A bike technician with Madison-Davis Bicycles in Quincy advised taking multiple precautions before hitting the roads or trails.
The roof of an apartment complex in Macomb was ripped off of the building during Sunday night's storm.
The Quincy City Council had their second discussion on the Food and Beverage Tax Monday night.
Catholics across the world are mourning Pope Francis, who died on Monday at age 88.
The state could soon be on its own in protecting Missourians against cybercrimes.
Residents were out with chainsaws and picking up limbs in Camp Point, Illinois.
Pleasant conditions with a couple chances of a few showers in the forecast this week.
Officials with the Missouri Department of Transportation have closed several Northeast routes due to flooding.
Pope Francis signaled a very different tone for the papacy, stressing humility over hubris for a Catholic Church beset by scandal and accusations of indifference.
Missouri State Highway Patrol reported that the man barricaded himself and a woman while armed with a knife.
Sunday afternoon, severe storms knocked down trees, damaged buildings, and left many without power across the Tri-States.
The half-mile loop was paved around Clark Memorial Park in Mount Sterling all in an effort to bring more recreation to walkers, runners, and cyclists.
People were invited to gather for a Sunday Easter breakfast at the Salvation Army Kroc Center.
The 100,000-square-foot building sits in between Corbin Hall and Brown Hall.
Highway H to Salt River Lane are closed due to police presence.
First Alert: Severe thunderstorms in the forecast for Easter Sunday afternoon/evening.
Firefighters are five times more likely to die by suicide than fighting a house fire.