Camp Point
Camp Point, IL · Traffic & Transit
WGEM
Gas price average drops across the Tri-State area, but relief could take months
nemonews.net
Palmyra Buses Earn Perfect Inspection Rating
PALMYRA — Two Marion County-area school districts recently completed the Missouri State Highway Patrol’s 2026 annual school bus inspection program, with no buses from either district placed out of service. Palmyra R-I earned a perfect inspection rating, with all 18 buses approved during the initial inspection. No Palmyra...
WGEM
Several roads closed in Northeast Missouri due to flooding
khqa.com
Oversized load causes bridge damage near Palmyra
PALMYRA, Mo. — The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) spent Wednesday afternoon repairing damage to a bridge in northeast Missouri, after a truck carrying an oversized load struck it. MoDOT reported that the accident happened around 11:35 a.m. at the intersection of northbound US 24 and US 61, just...
WGEM
Northbound lane of U.S. 61 near Palmyra reopened after oversized load hits bridge
KFVS12
Train derailment north of Hannibal, hazmat teams on scene
HANNIBAL (WGEM) - A train has derailed north of Hannibal. A BNSF train is derailed at the intersection of Highway 168 and County Road 408. MoDOT has reopened Missouri Route 168 between U.S. Route 1 and Route JJ. Ten cars on the train derailed due to motor complications; the lead...
khqa.com
Perry, Illinois bus driver is taking the exit to retirement
PERRY, Illinois - Perry-Griggsville students threw on their sunglasses and said goodbye to a beloved bus driver Thursday. They say the engine never stops; but after 27 years on the road, David Kurfman is finally pulling into the ultimate rest stop: retirement. After decades of busing kids to their games,...
muddyrivernews.com
Quincy City Council grants Snider Auto’s request to add more parking and reduce buffer zone with neighboring home
Aldermen Holtschalg and Sassen were the only no votes. QUINCY–By a vote of ten to two, with two absent, the City Council approved a Special Use Permit to allow for the expansion of a commercial parking lot on a residentially zoned property located at 3623 State Street, otherwise known as the Ron Snider Auto Sales property.