Lee County News

KEOKUK - As emergency medical needs continue to evolve across the region,  Air Evac Lifeteam (AEL 59) is relocating its air medical base from Great River Health to Keokuk …

CEDAR RAPIDS - A large Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) is now fully operational in Southeast …

DES MOINES — Attorney General Brenna Bird is launching a new funding opportunity to help communities across the state respond to the opioid crisis. The Iowa Attorney General’s Office has secured …

WEST BURLINGTON - A formaldehyde chemical spill was reported in the Surgery Department (OR) at Southeast Iowa Regional Medical Center (SEIRMC), West Burlington, at approximately 8:45 a.m. on Tuesday, …

FORT MADISON - Families needing help in Lee County will soon have new opportunities to find assistance in their own communities. Iowa Health and Human Services (HHS) recently selected Lee County …

LEE COUNTY – Monday night's off-year caucuses helped define local party platforms and served as a time for Democratic and Republican advocates to gather around current priorities. Lee County …

FORT MADISON – ImOn Communications has designated Fort Madison, Iowa, a Fiber-Connected Community following the completion of ImOn’s 100% fiber Internet network in …

FORT MADISON - If you’ve ever felt anxious about money, you’re not alone. More than 60% of Americans say finances are a major source of stress. When your income is limited, budgeting can feel …

FORT MADISON – A new study bill on the floor of the Iowa House of Representatives has legislators looking into the possibility of regionalizing early child care services in the state. House Study …

 AMES - The Iowa Department of Transportation has launched a new online scheduling and in-office queuing system designed to make accessing driver’s license and vehicle registration services …

LEE COUNTY - The Lee County Democrats will be holding their platform and delegate conference Monday, February 2nd, beginning at 7 p.m. Attendees must be in-line or signed-in by 7 pm to participate. …

LEE COUNTY – The Lee County Board of Supervisors could spend a little money on talent this year, while still reducing the levy for the second year in a row. Preliminary budget figures show a …

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