AM Quincy

2 Quincy house fires.

Early voting continues.

Local sports teams advance. 

Quincy College Professors Cheryl Proffitt, DNP,RN, Professor of Nursing, and Kenneth Texeira, PhD,  Professor of Psychology/Sociology, speak about the history of Black History Month, and what it means to them and their students.  Dr. Proffitt also relays her experience coming to the United States from Guyana.  

Woman hurt in roll over crash.

Early voting to begin.

Funeral for George Burke.  

Shooting suspect held.

New development approved.

Bridge opening. 

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides an update of the February 20th Board of License Commissioners meeting and a preview of the March 5th Presidential Primary Election, including Early Voting, Mail-In Voting, registering to vote, and changes to polling places.  

Governor calls for Steward to leave. 

Quincy Center development project.

Quincy Citizens Police Academy. 

Arrest made in shooting.

Crash closes roadway.

Quincy philanthropist and attorney dies. 

Dagny Ashley, Director of Tourism for the City of Quincy, speaks about the plans for the Quincy 400 celebration in 2025, and upcoming events including Winterfest, and the renovation of the Quincy Welcome Center. 

State Representative Tackey Chan, D - MA 2nd Norfolk District, chats about climate change impacts in Quincy, the state revenue shortfall, and Lunar New Year and Winterfest celebrations. 

Man shot in car.

3 Quincy residents become state troopers.

Planning award.