Doug Quick is the 5, 6 and 10pm Weather-Anchor for NewsChannel 15 and the 9pm Weather-Anchor for Fox 27, WCCU.

Doug's broadcasting career began in 1974 from his hometown of Taylorville, Illinois on WTIM/WTIM-FM. His college years were spent at Lincoln Land Community College and Western Illinois University.  It was at WIU he got his first taste of TV on-air work, where he co-anchored the 6 PM news on the university cable TV station UNICOM. He also worked at WTAX/WDBR in Springfield, Illinois during his days at W.I.U. In late 1977 he ended up in Danville at WDAN/WDNL. There he helped put WDNL (D-102) on the air in late 1977, and was the morning announcer.

While at WDNL, he also did double duty over the years as Program Director, Account Eexecutive, Sales Manager and General Manager. It was in 1993, he held the position of Sales Manager at WWDZ (later WRHK) then returned to WDNL as afternoon, then mid day announcer where he continued through October 2002, the 25th anniversary of WDNL (D-102).

In 1994, he took on the position of Promotions Director at WICD-TV. It was during his tenure in promotions at WICD, that he became a part-time weathercaster for weekend newscasts. In July of 1998, he left promotions and became the co-anchor and weathercaster for Sunrise Today. He was also the anchor of the Noon news. He continues to serve as WICD public service director and host of Spotlight 15. In October of 2002 he became weather-anchor for the 5, 6 and 10 PM newscasts.  Doug also serves as Weather Anchor for the FOX 27 9PM weeknight newscasts as well as doing commerical and industrial voice overs from his own studio or that of other producers.

His outside activities include the Vermilion County Conservation Foundation Board, talking about careers in broadcasting before students of all ages,  and working with various non profit groups as public service director at WICD.  His hobbies include broadcast history with his research into the history of local radio and television stations, collecting old movies/TV shows, satellite TV and radio, music of the Top 40 era, home theater plus his own audio and video editing suite and anything electronic. 

His voice has been heard on various industrial videos for companies world wide, including the Illinois Farm Bureau, in store videos for over 800 Sears stores, State Farm Insurance radio and TV commercials, an extremely popular video game in national release and other local, regional and national commercials. He also maintains a website, "Doug Quick 'On Line'", which includes an extensive section on Central Illinois radio and TV broadcast history. He has also written several newspaper columns and articles.