Yatesville

Yatesville, IL · Traffic & Transit
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QPD Blotter for Sept. 19, 2026
Adalynn Spencer, 20, of Quincy for Improper Turn at 5th and York. 181. David Flournoy, 22, of Quincy for Illegal Pedestrian Use of Roadway at 4th and Chestnut. 145. Pedro Chan Perez, 23, of Quincy for Improper Driving at 9th and Jefferson. 181. Landon Miller-Platt, 23, of Quincy for Driving...
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Traffic impacts expected Sept. 22-24 as Northeast Power moves transformer through Palmyra
HANNIBAL — Pending railway delivery schedules, Sept. 22-24, Northeast Power will be conducting a transformer move from the BNSF Railroad Depot in Palmyra to their Palmyra 345 kV Substation, five miles northwest of Palmyra. This transformer move will be done in three segments to allow for overhead utilities and...
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Traffic Impacts Expected as Northeast Power Moves Transformer through PalmyraScheduled Closure on MO 168 – Signed Detour over Routes Z and C
HANNIBAL – Pending railway delivery schedules, September 22-24, Northeast Power will be conducting a transformer move from the BNSF Railroad Depot in Palmyra to their Palmyra 345 kV Substation, five miles northwest of Palmyra. This transformer move will be done in three segments to allow for overhead utilities and...
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Diesel at a record high, squeezing farmers, truckers & soon - your wallet
QUINCY, Illinois— You may never put diesel in your car, but record-high diesel prices could still end up costing you. You don’t have to drive a diesel to feel the squeeze of those high prices. According to AAA, the national average cost of diesel fuel is around $6.40...
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QPD Blotter for Aug. 28, 2026
Trentasia S. Ball, 28, of Quincy for FTA Pedestrian Use of Roadway. Lodged 113. Kenny A. Franks, 59, of Quincy for Fail to Reduce Speed/Accident at 12th/Jersey. NTA 113. Mahayla M. Roberts, 20, of Quincy for Fail to Obey Stop Sign at 30th/College. NTA 140. Travis R. Chriscoe, 28, of...
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Quincy to use $200,000 grant for street safety study
QUINCY, Illinois - City council approved a grant to help improve street safety during Monday night’s meeting. Council approved a $200,000 grant from the Federal Highway Administration through the Safe Streets and Roads for All program. The program aims to prevent roadway fatalities and serious injuries by providing grants...