Ben Braun

Pro football is returning to St. Louis...but not quite the way anyone would have predicted a year ago.

The Quincy Fire Department took to Facebook Tuesday afternoon to warn Quincyans of a potential scam in the area. According to the post, a company known as “Fire Safety Magnets” is claiming to be selling sponsorships with the provision that proceeds will benefit both the Quincy Fire Department and the Tri-Township Fire Department.

Kellogg’s Honey Smacks cereal has been linked to 73 cases of Salmonella Mbandaka including one in Illinois according to a release from the Illinois Department of Health. The outbreak has been linked to 30 other states as well.

A Hannibal man is in the Marion County Jail after officers allegedly discovered weapons and items related to drug sales in a Hannibal residence on June 8.

Quincy Police were called to Blessing Hospital Monday morning in response to a potential bomb threat.

The Scottrade Center—home of the St. Louis Blues—is no more.

A Hannibal man faces up to seven years in prison and/or a fine up to $10,000 for allegedly punching an 11-year-old boy with a closed fist. He's been charged with a D felony Child Abuse.

Quincy’s MedExpress clinic, located at 24th and Broadway, will soon be closing and a new tenant has already been announced.

Blessing Hospital's 11th Street campus is on lockdown according to a release posted on blessinghealth.org.

The Hannibal Jaycees announced the headliner for this year's National Tom Sawyer Days. Country star Dylan Scott will take the Tanyard Gardens stage on the evening of June 30.