Hayden Donaldson is a weekday MMJ at KHQA. With a background in sports broadcasting and a passion for regional and world news, he covers a variety of topics including competitive and professional sports, particularly focusing on team sports in North America. Hayden's work has been featured in WICS-TV, Outdoor News, KTVO ABC 3 Television, and FOX 55/27 Illinois.
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Hayden Donaldson's coverage mainly focuses on local news, community events, public health, and infrastructure improvements in the United States with a specific focus on Illinois and Quincy. Given the emphasis on local news and community events, Hayden is likely to respond positively to pitches related to local initiatives or events that contribute positively to the community.
Additionally, given the themes covered such as family & relationships and health & wellbeing, he might be interested in stories about how government policies impact families and individuals at a local level.
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By: Hayden Donaldson
The Keokuk School Board received an official complaint regarding the district superintendent Monday evening.
By: Hayden Donaldson
Included within: Central Lee Baseball loses to Pekin Central Lee Softball loses to Pekin
By: Hayden Donaldson
A project to bring the pool back to the Quincy Family YMCA continues to make progress.
The City of Hannibal has selected a permanent chief for its police department.
By: Hayden Donaldson
The Quincy Sports Commission is taking a major step forward, while also taking a step back, in its plans for a sports complex in Quincy.
Hannibal Second Ward Councilwoman April Azotea has resigned from her position after serving on the council since April 2025.
The annual Pepsi Little People's Golf Tournament is putting the final touches on preparations for the big tournament next week.
Quincy area fans came out Friday to support the United States soccer team.
By: Hayden Donaldson
A major racing tradition returned to Quincy this weekend. The 22nd running of the Quincy Derby took place on North 18th Street, where children ages 7 to 18 raced soap box cars down Derby Hill.
Surrounding residents had the opportunity to check out historic cars at the Quincy Museum this weekend during the annual Father's Day Car Show.
