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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Mortgage rates dip again, still near 7%

3 days ago | khqa.com | Jeff Ostrowski

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Modot launches AR platform for public input on Missouri's transport future

4 days ago | khqa.com |

Missouri (KHQA) — MoDOT has a new way for its residents to give input and learn about the future of transportation in the Show-Me State, an ongoing augmented reality town hall, hosted online. "We're trying to use that technology to reach everybody because we know it's not always possible. It's a big state, for one, to get our meetings to everywhere, and we want to understand that people's time is very important," said Eric Schroeter, MoDOT Deputy Director and Chief Engineer.
20 killed in one year: law change linked to ATV, UTV deaths

1 week ago | khqa.com | Skylar Tallal

DES MOINES, Iowa — ATV and UTV deaths in Iowa are on the rise, according to data from the Iowa Department of Transportation. “When we look at ATVs and UTVs and where their primary use is supposed to be—off-road, on trails, on the farm, in that rugged terrain at low speeds—that’s when they’re safest,” said Sgt. Alex Dinkla, public information officer for the Iowa State Patrol.
100 Deadliest Days: Law enforcement warn "Nearly every single crash is preventable"

1 week ago | khqa.com |

QUINCY, Ill. (KHQA) — Local law enforcement is warning the public — especially teens — to be aware when driving on the road over the next few months. The “100 Deadliest Days of Summer” refers to the period between Memorial Day and Labor Day when traffic is at its peak, with vacationers, teens and new drivers all hitting the road at the same time. Quincy Police Pro-Act Officer Amber Hastings says it’s important for parents to talk to their kids about the risks on the road right now.
Mini Golf Tournament to raise funds for local youth programs this week, here's how to play

1 week ago | khqa.com |

QUINCY, Ill. (KHQA) — A new event hopes to raise funds for a good cause. The Golden K Kiwanis Club, along with the Quincy Park District, is putting on its first-ever miniature golf tournament this week. The event is taking place at the Moorman Park Miniature Golf Course. The tournament cost is $60 per twosome, and all proceeds benefit youth programs and charities supported by the Golden K Kiwanis. Quincy Mayor and club member Linda Moore says the event is very important to the whole community.
Murder suspect in McDonough Co. case dies from self-inflicted gunshot wound, sheriff says

1 week ago | khqa.com |

Tue, May 27th 2025 at 12:21 PMUpdated Tue, May 27th 2025 at 6:12 PMEric Warren-Spears was identified as a suspect in the murder case of Cheyenna Decker, who was found dead in her Colchester, Illinois apartment on Jan. 20, 2025. (KHQA IMAGE)COLCHESTER, Ill. (KHQA) — A man who was a suspect in a McDonough County murder case has died. McDonough County Sheriff Nick Petitgout confirmed that 35-year-old Eric Warren-Spears died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound on Saturday, May 24.
Keokuk Honors Fallen at National Cemetery for Memorial Day

1 week ago | khqa.com |

KEOKUK, Ia. (KHQA) — The City of Keokuk honored those who have fallen at the Keokuk National Cemetery in observance of Memorial Day. Keokuk Mayor Kathie Mahoney explained the importance of the holiday to her. “It’s not necessarily because I’m the mayor, but just because I am a citizen of the United States and I enjoy my freedom, and they died for it, and the people that are buried here deserve all the patriotism and respect we can give them,” she said.
Rep. Eric Sorensen visits Macomb food pantry, pushes back on proposed federal cuts

2 weeks ago | khqa.com |

MACOMB, Ill. (KHQA) — As more families struggle to put food on the table, Illinois Democrat Eric Sorensen took a tour of the Good Food Pantry in Macomb on Friday. He's pushing back on House Republicans’ plans to cut SNAP benefits, saying he’s fighting as hard as he can to make sure the people who need those benefits don’t go hungry. “If SNAP benefits go from $6 to a projected $4, that means that there is going to be more people that come in through the door here at this food pantry in Macomb.
Pittsfield gets $1.6M for downtown revival with ADA sidewalks, lighting

2 weeks ago | khqa.com |

PITTSFIELD, Ill. (KHQA) — Two local communities are receiving funding to help with projects in their towns. The City of Pittsfield is receiving $1.6 million from the Illinois Department of Transportation to help fund the second phase of its downtown reconstruction project. The nearly $7 million project will be used to widen sidewalks for ADA compliance, add brick paver accents, as well as add historically accurate street and pedestrian lighting and other improvements to downtown.
Ameren Illinois customers face 50% electricity rate hike from June 1 due to new pricing

2 weeks ago | khqa.com |

Heads up, Ameren Illinois customers – your electricity bill is about to go up for the summer. The Citizens Utility Board says Ameren Illinois is set to raise its electricity rates by an estimated 50 percent starting June 1. The watchdog says the regional power grid operator’s new methodology for pricing “reserve power” raised consumer costs by a level that's unacceptable.