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Two Quincy High School students have been expelled and there will be additional police presence for the next few days after threatening images and posts were made on social media. Assistant Superintendent Nik Bergman sent a letter to parents noting that they were originally approached Wednesday afternoon by a student who showed a picture of a freshman looking in the mirror with what appeared to be

Embracing the stereotype that all cops love donuts, the Quincy Police Department is hosting a Donut with a Cop event on Thursday at Akins Foods. Members of the force will be on site from 8:00 to 10:00 a.m. to meet with the community. They say there will be no presentations, or prepared speeches and no agenda...

Quincy Police say they are receiving complaints of a fraudulent phone calls to resident in the city with a spoofed phone number, listed as a department phone number 787-4718, to mirror the department. The caller claims to be with Quincy PD and threatens arrest if money is not paid to them. The...

Quincy Police will be collecting food as part of a food drive between August 6th and 10th. Chief Keith Siebbert says food can be donated at the police station or National Night Out Monday night. "We started this after I spoke with the director of our food bank, Terry Lainey, about the need that they have for food all year long...

Quincy Police have released the identity of the man found dead in his Quincy home last week in what law enforcement is calling a suspicious death. 19-year-old Austin Durfee was found dead in his house by family members last Friday May 4th. An autopsy has been performed and results are pending as the investigation continues into Durfee's death...

A 43-year-old Quincy man is in jail after leading Quincy Police and Grant County Sheriffs on a high-speed chase that topped 110 MPH Sunday. The chase began on the Quincy-Ephrata highway before turning on to the Quincy-George highway. The suspect turned down Road 7 where the pursuit was stopped out of concern for the public...

From a press release - You are invited to a series of community meetings with the Quincy Police Department and Chief Siebert. The first meeting starts at 6:00 PM, tomorrow APRIL 4 at St. Pius Catholic Church 805 Central Avenue, Quincy Things we will be talking about: *The 2017 Annual Report: What information is on it and why is it important...