QUINCY — The Adams County Health Department is investigating nine cases of cyclosporiasis identified among county residents within the past 24 hours, part of a broader multistate increase in the ...

QUINCY — Blessing Hospital has earned two national recognitions from the American Heart Association for its commitment to ...

QUINCY — Raising Cane’s restaurants in the Quincy area will join locations nationwide July 27 in marking National Chicken Finger Day, with the chain donating to a youth character-development charity ...

By Deborah Gertz Husar Herald-Whig Staff Writer LIBERTY, Ill. — Nine-year-old Brad Barry says he’s looking forward to the latest addition to the Liberty School — a new playground. “We […] ...

QUINCY — Muddy River Opera Company will present a Summer Sky Concert on Thursday night at the Lorenzo… ...

QUINCY — The following is a list of the prices as of the close of the business day at ADM, CGB Naples, and the Ursa Farmers Coop. Friday Cash Bid […] ...

SPRINGFIELD — The Illinois State Board of Education released comprehensive guidelines Thursday to help local school districts navigate the implementation of artificial intelligence across elementary ...

QUINCY — In a short meeting Monday, the Quincy City Council took an early step towards the city’s next major street project. The council approved the earmarking of $2.1 million from the city’s Motor ...

Deborah Gertz Husar has covered West-Central Illinois and agriculture at The Herald-Whig since 1989. She is a graduate of Knox College and received a master's degree in public affairs reporting from ...

HANNIBAL — Hannibal-LaGrange University announced that internationally acclaimed Christian recording artists and hymnwriters Keith and Kristyn Getty will headline the institution’s annual Booster ...

QUINCY — Over the objection of neighbors, the Quincy City Council approved the expansion of a paved parking lot for a long-standing Quincy business. Neighbors raised objections to the expansion of the ...

QUINCY — Looking at Illinois Assessment of Readiness scores, Pikeland Superintendent Russ Tepen readily admits that third through eighth grade students didn’t land where the district wanted in math.