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Two-year-old Malachi Smith's life was cut short by a freak traffic accident on Saturday night. Malachi was traveling with his father when they came across some flash flooding. Within seconds, Malachi was awoken from a deep sleep and swept away in the tide. "I fought and fought and fought," his father said. "I can't tell you the terror that I felt that I couldn't get my son out of that car." More>>
SPRINGFIELD -- A former officer with the Adams County Probation Department is scheduled to go on trial in federal court in August. John Grotts, 59, of Ursa appeared in U.S. District court last Wednesday for an arraignment.... More>>
Federal inmates will soon be building affordable houses that can be transported to Northeast Missouri home sites under a program designed to help low-income buyers become homeowners. More>>
It's time to figure out who has the best barbecue in Quincy. The Knights of Columbus is inviting people to the Smokin' Good Time BBQ Challenge from 5 p.m. to midnight Friday and from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday on... More>>
Rob Dwyer, executive director of the Quincy Society of Fine Arts for the past 30 years, has announced his retirement and will be stepping down June 30. Dwyer, 69, has been serving the QSFA since 1983, when he was hired to... More>>
A continued focus on early education is the United Way of Adams County's principal target this week. The National United Way Day of Action is Friday, and the Quincy branch of the nonprofit GROUP will be collecting... More>>
Emergency phone systems in Northeast Missouri say there will be no lapse in service due to an unexpected resignation. More>>
PITTSFIELD, Ill. -- The Pittsfield City Council is looking into potential liability issues posed by wildlife at Pittsfield-Penstone Airport. Pittsfield resident Dr. James Grote raised concerns Tuesday about wildlife --... More>>
Tripp Kinney needed patience during Tuesday's opening round of the Pepsi Titan Little People's Golf Championships at Westview Golf Course. Kinney is skilled at showing patience these days, thanks to his work with a yellow Labrador retriever named Bearing. From October 2011 to March 2013, Kinney trained Bearing to be a service dog. More>>
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