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2 hours, 23 minutes ago  The Quincy riverfront was full of people who decided to Bridge the Gap today.

Yesterday at 7:15 PM  More than 5,000 war artifacts dating back to the 1600s decorate the All Wars Museum in Quincy.

Yesterday at 4:44 PM  A QHS sophomore is being credited with saving a man's life after he choked on food and couldn't breathe.

Yesterday at 4:01 PM  Police arrested a Fort Madison man who is charged with trying to hire someone to shoot at police officers.

Yesterday at 10:35 AM  Local media celebrities and business personalities take the field to have some fun raising money for the Quincy YMCA Youth baseball programs.

Yesterday at 9:45 AM  VIDEO ADDED: People try to save animals from shelters everyday. Today was no different except a hockey player and airplane were involved.

Yesterday at 7:35 AM  Australian politician sorry he accidentally 'liked' Facebook photo of prankster exposing self

Thursday, May 16, 2013  Two of the Mark Twain Lake public swimming beaches will be open later than usual because of the flood debris that needs to be cleaned up before the area opens to the public.

Thursday, May 16, 2013  The Missouri Highway Patrol said that Hazel Martin died Wednesday at her home two-miles south of Wyaconda.

Thursday, May 16, 2013  It's tee time at the Westview Golf Course. But if you're not ready to get on the green just yet, the facility has something in the works to warm you up.

Thursday, May 16, 2013  Twenty employees in the Operating Engineers Lcoal 965 withdrew its intent to strike notice after reaching an agreement with elected officials.

Thursday, May 16, 2013  The issue will be up to City Administrator Jeff LaGarce to decide.

Thursday, May 16, 2013  The legal case is continuing between several residents who live in the Turtle Lake area south of Quincy and the landowner who wants them to move out.

Thursday, May 16, 2013  In September of 1953, KHQA made its mark on broadcast television, hitting the airwaves with its first newscast.

Thursday, May 16, 2013  Power has been restored to about  3,800 Pike County, Ill. homes, which were without power as severe storms moved through the area Wednesday night.