Quincy Police Department

At 8:45 p.m. the 911 dispatcher received a call of smoke and flames coming from the old abandoned Newcomb Hotel.

The Moonlight Ride for Hunger takes place this Saturday evening in Quincy. The ride consists of three different courses for adults, and a kids ride for youth ages 10-15. According to their Web site: The Moonlight Ride for Hunger is a family-friendly community event that benefits the Horizons Soup Kitchen and Food Pantry...

Tis the season of giving, and goodwill to your fellow man, and no one displays the holiday spirit better than the boys and girls in blue of the Quincy Police Department. The officers went around, knocking on doors and pulling over cars. But instead of issuing tickets, surprised citizens were issued gift cards to Hy-Vee...

American's love their fireworks but there are laws regarding the use of fireworks. With that in mind, the Quincy Police Department has released the following information to the public.

Shortly after 1 p.m. today Quincy firefighters were called to one of the busiest intersections in the city to fight a vehicle fire. A truck in the northbound lane of 24th Street at Broadway caught fire at the traffic light at that intersection.

“Spare Change for Real Change” for Special Olympics Illinois will be held in Quincy on Friday, September 18.

Yet another shooting has occurred in Quincy with one man being taken to Blessing Hospital with an apparent gunshot wound. The Quincy Police Department has confirmed, according to a Herald-Whig report, that it is investigating a shooting near Eighth and York this morning.

Some long awaited movement finally took place this weekend in the investigation of the murder of 12-year-old Rayshone D. Humphrey Jr. and it has led to the arrests of three people allegedly connected with the March 28th shooting in the 1100 block of North 5th Street in Quincy. Police arrested Steson Crider of Chandler, Arizona on suspicion of first degree murder.  Steson Crider was arrested in Mes

The Quincy Police Department is investigating a shooting this morning that left a 12-year-old boy dead.

It’s something no police officer wants to do in the line of duty, but it can become part of the job in less than one second.