Zach Richardson is a reporter based in Quincy, Illinois, focusing on local news and events. With experience in both television and print media, Zach has covered a wide range of topics including community events, law enforcement, sports, and political rallies. His work has been featured in KHQA, WNYO-TV, and KGAN TV.
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Zach Richardson's coverage is predominantly focused on local news in Quincy, Illinois, encompassing community events, sports, education, and law enforcement. Pitches should highlight local stories or provide expert insights into the specific topics covered within the region.
Considering his focus on family & relationships as well as sports and education themes, Zach may be interested in pitches that feature inspiring human interest stories from the local community or cover uplifting educational initiatives and sporting achievements within Quincy and its surrounding areas.
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By: Zach Richardson
Residents in the Quincy area will have the opportunity to visit Brickville this weekend at the Ultimate Brick Show.
MONROE CITY, Mo. (KHQA) — Monroe City, Missouri native Chad Verdier was promoted to Captain at 32nd Army Air and Missile Defense Command HQ.
By: Zach Richardson
Residents in Palmyra, missouri are without a water supply after a line broke on may first.But city officials say crews are working hard to come up with a soluti
By: Zach Richardson
PALMYRA, Mo. (KHQA) — The city of Palmyra's water supply has been restored after three days of working on the broken line.
PALMYRA, Mo. (KHQA) — "It's just a really tight-knit community where everybody supports everyone," said Horstmeier.
By: Zach Richardson
MACOMB, IL (KHQA) — William "Bill" Thorpe was the first African American police officer to serve for the Macomb Police Department.
First responders were called to reports of a barge that struck a bridge and sank in Fort Madison, Iowa Thursday afternoon."First thing was my dad called my mom
After a barge collided with the Fort Madison railroad bridge Thursday afternoon, things have almost returned to normal.Trains are able to travel across the brid
By: Zach Richardson
Included Within: LOGAN GOSNEY AND NYLA JOINER SIGN WITH MISSOURI VALLEY CHEER BROOKLYN HOWELL MAKES IT OFFICIAL WITH QUINCY UNIVERSITY STUNT/CHEER
A well-known health care facility in America’s Hometown, has announced they will be permanently closing at the end of the monthIn a letter to their staff, Lever
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