WGEM-TV (Quincy, IL)

WGEM-TV serves as the NBC-affiliated television station for the Tri-States region, which includes Western Illinois, Northeastern Missouri, and the southeastern part of Iowa. The station is based in Quincy, Illinois, and transmits a high-definition digital signal on VHF channel 10 from a transmitter located on Cannonball Road, just east of the city near I-172. WGEM-TV is a key station for Quincy Newspapers and operates alongside The Quincy Herald-Whig, as well as WGEM-AM-FM. The station's studios can be found in the New Tremont Apartments, which were previously known as the Hotel Quincy, situated on Hampshire Street in Downtown Quincy.

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Heating Up: Iowa Softball inches closer to the postseason, and Camp Point Summer Basketball League wraps up

3 days ago | wgem.com | Brendan Reidy

Heating Up: Iowa Softball inches closer to the postseason, and Camp Point Summer Basketball League wraps up
John Wood Hosts Summer Shootout

4 days ago | wgem.com | Brendan Reidy

QUINCY (WGEM) -John Wood Community College hosted a summer basketball shootout for our local girls’ teams. Highlights include Macomb vs West Hancock and Liberty vs Pittsfield.
The Raider Way: QND Basketball ready to live up to expectations

4 days ago | wgem.com | Brendan Reidy

QUINCY (WGEM) -Plenty of Tri-State teams have aspirations of winning a State Title on the hardwood. The work starts in the summer, and (SR) QND guard Jace Allensworth is enjoying what he is seeing from his team in the offseason. “We have a lot of guys stepping into bigger roles this year. Some guys that will be doing stuff they’re not used to, but a lot of guys that can play,” said Jace Allensworth.
QU Football looks to local talent on the gridiron

1 week ago | wgem.com | Victoria Bordenga

QUINCY (WGEM) - Keeping talent local has always been a focal point at Quincy University. “You know a little bit of lucky timing if you will, have some really good talent in the area,” said QU Head Football Coach Jason Killday. Killday didn’t have to venture far for this year’s recruiting class. “For me, they checked all three boxes.
“Flyover” movie crew preparing for summer filming in Northeast Missouri

1 week ago | wgem.com | Dylan Smith

MARION COUNTY, Mo. (WGEM) - 2009 Palmyra High School graduate Brian White thought he had connections to Northeast Missouri before starting a career in southern California. However, since filming began for “Flyover” about 18 months ago, they’ve grown 100 times over. “Every time there’s any event in town, I get like 9 text messages at any hour of the day,” White said.
First Alert: A hot and humid start to summer

1 week ago | wgem.com | Nico Sanchez

QUINCY (WGEM) - Heat advisories have been issued across the Tri-States as we head into the first few days of summer. For Scotland and Clark counties in Missouri, Lee county Iowa, and Hancock and McDonough counties in Illinois, a heat advisory has been issued beginning noon Saturday through 8pm Monday for heat indices up to 105°.
Doggy Paddler Profile: Tommy Harrison

1 week ago | wgem.com | John Potts

Position: C/IF/OF. Hometown/High School: Cleveland, Ohio//St. Edward. Height/Weight: 6-foot-3/225 pounds. Bats/Throws: Left/Right. 2024-25 College: Miami (Ohio) University. 2025-26 College: Miami (Ohio) University. Who has most influenced your baseball career and why? My parents and family but ultimately the love of the game. What is the most memorable moment of your baseball career?
Rivalry Renewed: Fort Madison meets Keokuk on the baseball and softball fields

1 week ago | wgem.com | Brendan Reidy

QUINCY (WGEM) -Keokuk falls to Fort Madison in both softball and baseball. Central Lee baseball and softball pick up wins vs Highland. HTC softball tops West Burlington.
2025 Western Illinois Fair kicks off

1 week ago | wgem.com | Clare Edlund

GRIGGSVILLE, Ill. (WGEM) - The Western Illinois Fair kicked off this week with events going on every day through June 22. On Thursday, dozens of Pike County 4-H kids turned out for the livestock show and exhibition. Ross Doyle had several ribbons to take home, including his Grand Champion ram, Take-Me-Home. “He’s about six or seven months old,” Doyle said. “He’ll get much bigger.”Doyle and the other members have already attended several fairs to showcase their livestock.
Full Swing: Little People’s Golf Championships tee off in Quincy

1 week ago | wgem.com | Brendan Reidy

QUINCY (WGEM) -The Little People’s Golf Championships tee’d off this morning across Quincy. Nearly 250 golfers will compete for first place in their respected age groups Wednesday.