Latest local news, weather and high school sports for Tri-State area

1 hour, 2 minutes ago  The Quincy Park District has more than two dozen parks. Now its adding another to the list and it's housing more than a playground. Take a look inside Lincoln Park.

Today at 11:55 AM  Marion County 911 director will oversee operations as interim director.

Today at 10:10 AM  We're sharing some tips for your family to remember when hiring a professional photographer.

Today at 9:07 AM  Firefighters and police were called to an apartment building in the 400 block of North 4th Street around 5:30 p.m. Monday night for a trash fire on the sidewalk.

Today at 8:58 AM  Hannibal's most controversial pet will be back in the city spotlight Tuesday night. The owner of "Moose" is set to address the city council.

Yesterday at 9:16 PM  Quincy Township officially has a new budget.

Yesterday at 4:34 PM  After being without a full time airport director since 2009, the City of Quincy is in the process of hiring one from a pool of 20 applicants.

Yesterday at 4:25 PM  A Shelby County man has been sentenced after pleading guilty in March to child molestation.

Yesterday at 3:33 PM  Former Kutters owner sold Kutter's Bar & Grill to the owners of the popular Macomb restaurant Chick's on the Square.

Yesterday at 3:15 PM  Mentoring program could make adjusting to loss during the Black Forest Fire much easier.

Yesterday at 3:00 PM  Take a look behind the smoke at Quincy's bravest.

Yesterday at 11:02 AM  Anthony Smith, 51, of Versailles was eastbound on County Road 525 North west of Illinois Route 107 about 11 p.m. Saturday when his car was swept off the road.

Yesterday at 9:58 AM  A Huntsville Illinois man lost control of his car early Monday morning and struck the Papa John's Pizza in the Steamboat Bend Shopping Center in Hannibal.

Yesterday at 9:03 AM  A Bardolph man was arrested after his home at 103 S. Broadway was found to be on fire Sunday night and it didn't end there.

Yesterday at 7:48 AM  Megan Ervin is preparing to give up her title to the next Miss Illinois, but first, she's looking back on what a life changing experience her pageant days have meant to her.