QUINCY (WGEM) - YouTube TV is threatening to drop WGEM from its service beginning on Oct. 1. The dispute is between NBC and Google, which runs YouTube TV, and affects channels NBC owns, as well as ...

WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - A new exhibit at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History focuses on the culture behind a unique type of car, lowriders. On the museum’s third floor, two rooms hold ...

(CNN) - Shortly before she died in 2024, Maria Branyas Morera became the world’s oldest living person. The U.S.-born Spanish woman lived to the age of 117 years and 168 days. Newly released research ...

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QUINCY (WGEM) - Quincy is adding to its list of historical landmarks. Mayor Linda Moore and members of the Quincy Preservation Commission presented a plaque and designated the home at 2325 Maine ...

HANNIBAL (WGEM) - Douglass Community Services is launching a new program to find its next generation of volunteers. The new Volunteer Services program is designed to support and grow a ...

QUINCY (WGEM) - High pressure is keeping skies mostly sunny across the Tri-States. Friday afternoon highs topped out near 80°, a few degrees warmer than Thursday. Tonight, clear skies and light winds ...

QUINCY (WGEM) - Send your birthdays and anniversaries to [email protected]. Please have all birthday and anniversary announcements emailed to WGEM no later than two business days prior to the date ...

FORT MADISON (WGEM) - Hundreds of avid railroad watchers will be headed to Fort Madison, Iowa the next few days for the 5th annual River and Rail Weekend. Organizers said they’ve already welcomed ...

MACOMB (WGEM) - Western Illinois University officials are looking into students who fell victim to recent fraudulent activity after they responded to a phishing email. WIU Director of Government and ...

DONNELLSON, Iowa (WGEM) - A southeast Iowa writer turned filmmaker is beginning to rack up awards. Beth Howard’s documentary “Pieowa: A Piece of America” recently won the Best Audience for Feature ...

GUIYANG, China (CNN) - The world’s tallest bridge is just days away from opening to traffic. The Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge in China rises 625 meters, or approximately 2,050 feet, above the river.