Canton considers moving police department into old train depot
A northeast Missouri town is considering moving its police department into an old train depot. The Mayor of Canton says part of the reason they’re looking to relocate the police
Canton considers moving police department into old train depot
A northeast Missouri town is considering moving its police department into an old train depot. The Mayor of Canton says part of the reason they’re
Program provides tools and knowledge to a Tri-State resident to fix up home
A program is giving Tri-State residents the tools they need to fix up their homes.
Local farmers relieved by rain during a rough season
“Million Dollar Rain.” That is what local farmers called this week’s rainfall.
New lights coming to Route P-Highway 61 Intersection
We’ve all done it before, driving right past an exit at night, not realizing a town is right off the road. But city leaders in
Donnellson daycare worker arrested following child’s death
The Iowa Department of Public Safety (DPS) has reported that a Donnellson, Iowa, daycare supervisor was arrested Thursday and charged with Child Endangerment Causing a Death.
Woman accused of drugging trooper’s drink sentenced on drug charge
A woman accused of drugging an Illinois State Trooper’s drink during a meth bust was sentenced on a meth charge.
Denman Services donates wheelchairs to Great River Honor Flight
Denman Services, Inc., has donated 20 wheelchairs to the Great River Honor Flight.
Lane closure on Broadway in Quincy
City officials have reported that the north lane of westbound traffic on Broadway at North 11th St. has been temporarily closed.
Illinois raises minimum salary for teachers
Taking a step to address the statewide teacher shortage, Governor JB Pritzker signed legislation Thursday raising teachers’ minimum salary to $40,000.
Clogged sewer could cost city, taxpayers thousands of dollars
Be careful what you flush! That is the message the City of Canton is giving residents after dealing with sewage pump issues!
Teachers explain how new Monroe City school buildings will benefit students
Teachers and school officials say new construction at Monroe City schools will benefit students.
Judge halts new Missouri law on large farm regulations
It’s being called a blow for Missouri farmers. Earlier this week, a law was blocked that would have shielded livestock farms from stringent local health
Shelbina home total loss after fire
A Shelbina home was destroyed by fire Wednesday afternoon.
Schools, tourism businesses weigh in on school starting later in Missouri
While back to school means a load off for many parents, for some in the tourism industry it means the end of their busy season.
WGEM STORMTRAK FORECAST
High pressure brings a taste of fall to the Tri-States
Surface high pressure in the Great Lakes region to our northeast is making way for very nice weather across the whole region for today. Look for lots of sunshine today with only a few clouds and high temperatures remaining near 80 degrees. Winds will be
