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7-Day Forecast: Macomb

Thursday
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  • 54°
  • 38°

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Friday
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  • 40°
  • 30°

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Saturday
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  • 37°
  • 21°

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Sunday
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  • 44°
  • 25°

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Monday
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  • 38°
  • 28°

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Tuesday
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  • 35°
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Wednesday
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  • 41°
  • 22°

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Currently in Macomb as of

  • 33°(Feels like 33°)
  • Clear
  • Wind: CM @ 0 mph
  • Barometer: 29.50 in.
  • Sunrise: 06:46
  • Sunset: 17:47
  • Humidity: 86%
  • UV Index: 10.00

7-Day Forecast: Jacksonville

Thursday
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  • 59°
  • 40°

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Friday
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  • 43°
  • 31°

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Saturday
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  • 39°
  • 23°

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Sunday
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  • 46°
  • 26°

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Monday
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  • 42°
  • 31°

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Tuesday
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  • 37°
  • 23°

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Wednesday
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  • 42°
  • 24°

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Currently in Jacksonville as of

  • 37°(Feels like 37°)
  • Partly Cloudy
  • Wind: CM @ 0 mph
  • Barometer: 29.50 in.
  • Sunrise: 06:43
  • Sunset: 17:46
  • Humidity: 78%
  • UV Index: 10.00

7-Day Forecast: Quincy Muni

Thursday
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  • 59°
  • 41°

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Friday
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  • 43°
  • 32°

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Saturday
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  • 38°
  • 23°

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Sunday
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  • 48°
  • 26°

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Monday
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  • 41°
  • 30°

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Tuesday
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  • 36°
  • 21°

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Wednesday
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  • 41°
  • 22°

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Currently in Quincy as of

  • 42°(Feels like 40°)
  • Partly Cloudy
  • Wind: SSW @ 3 mph
  • Barometer: 29.48 in.
  • Sunrise: 06:48
  • Sunset: 17:49
  • Humidity: 59%
  • UV Index: 10.00

7-Day Forecast: Kirksville

Thursday
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  • 57°
  • 40°

Rain

Friday
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  • 42°
  • 30°

Cloudy

Saturday
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  • 39°
  • 21°

Clear

Sunday
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  • 47°
  • 26°

Cloudy

Monday
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  • 38°
  • 27°

Cloudy

Tuesday
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  • 36°
  • 18°

Partly Cloudy

Wednesday
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  • 39°
  • 22°

Partly Cloudy

Currently in Kirksville as of

  • 41°(Feels like 41°)
  • Light Rain
  • Wind: CM @ 0 mph
  • Barometer: 29.48 in.
  • Sunrise: 06:53
  • Sunset: 17:55
  • Humidity: 70%
  • UV Index: 10.00

7-Day Forecast: Keokuk Municipal

Thursday
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  • 52°
  • 38°

Cloudy

Friday
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  • 39°
  • 27°

Partly Cloudy

Saturday
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  • 40°
  • 19°

Clear

Sunday
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  • 47°
  • 24°

Cloudy

Monday
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  • 35°
  • 24°

Partly Cloudy

Tuesday
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  • 35°
  • 14°

Partly Cloudy

Wednesday
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  • 39°
  • 19°

Partly Cloudy

Currently in Keokuk as of

  • 37°(Feels like 35°)
  • Cloudy
  • Wind: SSW @ 3 mph
  • Barometer: 29.47 in.
  • Sunrise: 06:49
  • Sunset: 17:50
  • Humidity: 75%
  • UV Index: 10.00

Regional Conditions

Macomb
33°
Jacksonville
37°
Quincy
42°
Kirksville
41°
Keokuk
37°

School Board approves option for new entrance into QHS parking lot

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By Edward HusarHerald-Whig Staff WriterThe Quincy School Board decided Wednesday to proceed with a $193,000 plan to upgrade the entrance into the Quincy High School parking lot.The work is being done as More>>

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Charges dropped against brothers arrested in meth bust, will be refiled

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HQBD occupancy rate climbs to 93 percent; Brown says 'we're on the right track'

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The Historic Quincy Business District announced Tuesday that the commercial occupancy rate in downtown Quincy has climbed to 93 percent, an increase from 88 percent when an occupancy survey was completed in June 2010. Of... More>>

NECAC receives funding boost to resume emergency heating assistance

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BOWLING GREEN, Mo. -- After running out of money two weeks ago, the North East Community Action Corp.'s emergency heating program is receiving an infusion of cash this week that should allow it to keep operating through... More>>

Public hears details about working cash bond proposal at Tuesday forum

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Two Quincy School District officials stood before a large crowd Tuesday night to explain the merits of issuing $6.2 million in working cash bonds. Superintendent Lonny Lemon and Business Manager Bud Martin spent 70 minutes answering questions about the issue. More>>

  • Wednesday, February 22 2012 12:01 PM EST2012-02-22 17:01:54 GMT
    The Quincy School Board will decide tonight whether to move forward with a proposal to reconfigure the main entrance into the Quincy High School parking lot. The board's Building Committee this morning endorsed a plan...
  • Wednesday, February 22 2012 11:31 AM EST2012-02-22 16:31:38 GMT
    MOUNT STERLING, Ill. -- The parents of a LaPrairie woman who died after a high-speed chase with law enforcement Jan. 22 have sued Brown County, the Mount Sterling man who was driving the vehicle and a sheriff's deputy...
  • Wednesday, February 22 2012 11:24 AM EST2012-02-22 16:24:58 GMT
    PITTSFIELD, Ill. -- The city's long-awaited Piper Lane project has moved a step forward with state approval of a resolution earmarking $300,000 in motor fuel tax funds for the work "That's a start," Mayor John...
  • Wednesday, February 22 2012 11:15 AM EST2012-02-22 16:15:52 GMT
    The City Council learned Tuesday night that Quincy residents should be receiving letters in the mail offering a warranty program for water lines on private property. The warranty program is offered by Service Line...
  • Wednesday, February 22 2012 9:44 AM EST2012-02-22 14:44:58 GMT
    The Quincy School Board's Finance Committee recommended Tuesday that a $6 million line of credit be established with Heartland Bank & Trust Co. of Quincy. Heartland offered the lowest of three interest rate quotes...
  • Tuesday, February 21 2012 11:21 PM EST2012-02-22 04:21:57 GMT
    By MARY POLETTIHerald-Whig Staff WriterHANNIBAL, Mo. — Tuesday's Hannibal City Council meeting was the scene of a contentious debate over the process for bidding city projects, as the council weighed whether
  • Tuesday, February 21 2012 11:06 PM EST2012-02-22 04:06:37 GMT
    By MATT HOPFHerald-Whig Staff WriterThe Quincy City Council concurred Tuesday night with the Plan Commission's recommendation to allow a temporary outdoor vehicle storage facility at Peters Body Shop and
  • Tuesday, February 21 2012 12:47 PM EST2012-02-21 17:47:10 GMT
    BLOOMINGTON, Ill. -- The first-ever Illinois Soybean Summit, "Reaching Beyond Yield Obstacles," will be held March 9 at Illinois State University's Bone Student Center. The conference, funded in part by the Illinois...
  • Tuesday, February 21 2012 12:39 PM EST2012-02-21 17:39:30 GMT
    Fourteen jobs will be eliminated at Quincy's Archer Daniels Midland facilities this week as part of a worldwide cost-cutting move. "Our Quincy head count is just under 500, so the number of eliminated positions is less...
  • Tuesday, February 21 2012 12:26 PM EST2012-02-21 17:26:48 GMT
    HANNIBAL, Mo. -- A Hannibal man is being held on suspicision of attacking a 62-year-old man Saturday afternoon. No one was injured. Hannibal Police were dispatched to the 700 block of Church Street after an anonymous...
  • Tuesday, February 21 2012 12:07 PM EST2012-02-21 17:07:21 GMT
    A porch fire Monday night at 936 Vermont is being blamed on embers blown from a small grill igniting the second floor porch. No one was injured and the damage was limited to the porch post, facia and wood floor, according...

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