KHQA-TV (Quincy, IL)

KHQA is a television station based in Illinois and is affiliated with CBS. It is owned and operated by Sinclair Broadcast Group, which is one of the largest and most varied broadcasting companies in the United States. After certain transactions are finalized, Sinclair will have ownership or operational control over 163 television stations across 77 markets. Their television group serves about 38.7% of households in the U.S. and includes affiliates from networks like FOX, ABC, MyTV, CW, CBS, NBC, Univision, and Azteca.

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#358212

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#78511

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Nauvoo-Colusa School District warns community of tax exemptions from local businesses

2 weeks ago | khqa.com |

NAUVOO, Ill. (KHQA) — The Nauvoo-Colusa School District sent out a letter to the surrounding area saying tax appeals and the removal of properties from the tax rolls in the Nauvoo business area have had a significant impact on funding for the community’s schools. Nauvoo-Colusa Superintendent and Principal Mark Scott said a large portion of the district’s funding comes from local property taxes.
Missouri State Treasurer promotes MOABLE financial plan in Hannibal visit

2 weeks ago | khqa.com |

HANNIBAL, Mo. (KHQA) — For the second time in the last month, Missouri State Treasurer Vivek Malek paid a visit to Hannibal to discuss finances with the public. This time, he spoke with a crowd about the state’s MOABLE financial plan for the developmentally disabled. The plan allows any resident of Missouri who has developed a qualifying disability before the age of 26 to begin saving for qualified expenses, invest for future needs, and keep the benefits everyone relies on every day.
Frog Street to replace Creative Curriculum at Quincy Early Childhood Center in 2025

2 weeks ago | khqa.com |

QUINCY, Ill. (KHQA) — The Early Childhood Center in Quincy will be switching to the "Frog Street" curriculum starting next year. The school says the new curriculum is nine units and provides all children with a seamless core curriculum through literacy, math, science, social-emotional, social studies, and gross and fine motor skills — all in one curriculum. Early Childhood Director Sara Cramer says this curriculum will help meet all learning standards across the spectrum.
Potential increasing for severe weather on Monday for portions of Tri-States

2 weeks ago | khqa.com | Matt Gunn

QUNICY, Ill. (KHQA) — After a mainly dry weekend, things may get a little stormy for the area on Monday. All storm hazards are possible, but some uncertainty still exists. We still have some uncertainty because of the low pressure's location being quite not very close to the region, the amount of lingering cloud cover we might have on Monday morning and the overall speed of these storms.
Adams County Board hears residents' concerns over proposed Ursa solar farm project

2 weeks ago | khqa.com |

ADAMS COUNTY, Ill. (KHQA) — After representatives refused to move a proposed solar farm project in Ursa last week, the Adams County Board held a public meeting to hear concerns about the proposal. Greenkey Solar, based in Oregon, has proposed a 4-megawatt, 27-acre solar farm that would sit near residential homes in Ursa. The board, which is being asked to approve a special use permit for the project, wanted an opportunity to ask questions of Greenkey.
Iowa lawmakers debate 911 funding distribution changes

2 weeks ago | khqa.com | Skylar Tallal

DES MOINES, Iowa — Iowa House Lawmakers are considering a new proposal that would change how money is distributed for 911 calls. The bill would decrease funding to 911 service boards by 10%, giving more money to Iowa's Homeland Security and Emergency Management division. Both entities handle 911 calls, according to speakers at the subcommittee. They explained that homeland security makes sure the calls get to emergency personnel, and then first responders jump into action.
GOP rep wants eminent domain & CO2 pipelines to be a central issue for 2026 governor race

3 weeks ago | khqa.com | Skylar Tallal

DES MOINES, Iowa — GOP State Rep. Steve Holt is calling on Republicans who end up running for governor to make it clear where they stand on the use of eminent domain for the proposed carbon capture pipelines. He says the issue needs to be front and center in the GOP race for governor. "Republican/GOP primary voters that will be voting for who the Republican candidate will be for governor need to have a very clear understanding of where candidates stand on that issue," State Rep.
Zelenskyy accuses Russia of false Easter truce as attacks continue despite Putin's promise

3 weeks ago | khqa.com | Hanna Arhirova |Elise Morton

KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy accused Russia on Sunday of creating a false appearance of honoring an Easter ceasefire, saying Moscow continued to launch attacks after Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a unilateral temporary truce.
Rare mountain lion sighting in Pike County, Ill. prompts caution, curiosity from residents

3 weeks ago | khqa.com |

PIKE COUNTY, Ill. (KHQA) — Brent Jordan of Pike County, Illinois, was out looking for turkeys last week for turkey season when he saw what he could not believe on his trail camera. “Nothing unusual to have 100, 200 pictures a day to go through, randomly scrolled through to see what’s on the camera, and then Thursday night, Friday morning, we got something a little different on the camera. Scrolling through and had to do a double take and back and forth, and we found our new friend,” Jordan said.
Speculation rises as Democrats consider candidates for Iowa governor in 2026

3 weeks ago | khqa.com | Skylar Tallal

DES MOINES, Iowa — Governor Kim Reynolds' announcement that she won't be running for governor in 2026 isn't changing a whole lot for Democrats. "The first time in 20 years that we have no incumbent running for governor," House Minority Leader Jennifer Konfrst said. "Certainly always easier to run in an open race than it is to, and to win in an open race than it is to, run against an incumbent. But I think, regardless, Iowans want change," Rep. Konfrst said.