Ryan Hill
Multimedia Journalist
Quincy, Illinois
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Ryan Hill is a Multimedia Journalist for WGEM News.
Prior to joining WGEM News, Ryan worked at Idaho radio station KUOI, Northwest Public Broadcasting in Pullman, Washington, and Inland Northwest Broadcasting.
Ryan was born in Boise, Idaho, and got his degree in History and Broadcast Journalism at the University of Idaho.
When he’s not working, Ryan enjoys working out, playing video games, writing and reading books.
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With schools across Missouri struggling to fill teaching open positions, the state board of education is making it easier for people to get into the field by changing licensing requirements.
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Double cropping is when as soon as farmers harvest one crop, they will plant another right away in the same field.
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Drivers aren’t the only ones suffering from prices at the pump.
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With wheat prices going up due to the war in Ukraine, local farmers say it could mean more will take a chance on planting it.
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Normally around this time in April area farmers would be busy planting corn but cold, wet weather is keeping them from getting into the fields.
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President Joe Biden announced plans on Tuesday to lift the summer cap on E15, a fuel blend containing 15% ethanol.
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Right now if students owe their school money, they aren’t able to access their transcripts, but that could change.
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A USDA report shows that soybeans are being planted more than corn by farmers, and local farmers are debating which crop to plant.
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Masks are no longer required at most indoors in the state of Illinois, having ended at 12:01 Monday morning.