Television Anchor, Producer and Multi-Media Journalist
Rajah Maples is a Television Anchor, Producer, and Multi-Media Journalist for WGEM TV, focusing on local news in Quincy, Illinois. With a keen eye for community events and local government developments, Rajah delivers timely and informative stories that keep the residents of Quincy well-informed.
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Rajah’s reporting heavily focuses on local events, government announcements, and community-related topics in Quincy, Illinois. Her coverage includes a mix of government and politics news as well as entertainment and family-themed stories.
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Published Dec. 2, 2023 at 12:35 AM CET | Updated moments ago QUINCY (WGEM) -The District in Quincy will soon have a new leader at its helm.
QUINCY (WGEM) - A Quincy native who faced a life-threatening condition is now on a mission to pay it forward.
The status of affordable housing in Quincy.
Published Dec. 9, 2023 at 5:22 PM CET | Updated 9 minutes ago QUINCY (WGEM) -Quincy firefighters have had their hands full fighting and investigating recent fires in the Gem City.
By: Rajah Maples
Friends of the Trails met their $24,000 fundraising goal for this year's biking fundraiser.
More than 930 families turned out for the event at Isles Elementary School where they had a chance to pick out free school supplies such as backpacks.
Someone has been spray painting these smiling giraffes on dumpsters, walls and electrical boxes.
By: Rajah Maples
Wednesday marks the 15th anniversary since a young, Hannibal mother was last seen.
The First Baptist Church will host a Quincy mayoral debate next week.
About 40% of Quincy City Hall renovations are completed so far.
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