Keokuk

Keokuk National Cemetery is the only national cemetery in Iowa, but the road leading to it leaves a lot to be desired.

City workers are currently required to live within 10 miles of town and within Lee County.

The city developed the dog park in response to requests from residents.

The ordinance goes into effect on Monday, May 2, and will expire a year from now.

The museum on Main Street celebrates the first dam built across the Mississippi River.

The splash pad will permit children with physical disabilities to enjoy playground equipment with squirting and cascading water during the summer months.

The vehicles would be allowed only on streets with a speed limit of 35 mph or lower.

The Hoerner YMCA in Keokuk is celebrating newly completed renovations to its building, which dates back to 1975.CEO Mark Smidt believes the building was a…

It has taken a while to get to this point, but the Keokuk Neighborhood Initiative (KNI) is accomplishing what it set out to do with the construction of…

A man serving time for a July 31, 1976 shooting death in Keokuk passed away Monday evening in a hospice room of the Iowa State Penitentiary.The Iowa…