Lee County

During an informational meeting in West Point, landowners said they are not interested in selling any of their property for the project and they do not want to lose it by force through eminent domain.

The county is creating an ordinance after local law enforcement learned of a large, confined animal breeding operation in rural Argyle that was selling animals online.

The project got a big boost from the Iowa Governor’s STEM Advisory Council.

The Iowa Fertilizer Company (IFC) this spring marked its third year of operations in Lee County. IFC officials said the massive chemical plant has…

Voters in some parts of Iowa are responding in droves to a mailing from Secretary of State Paul Pate's office.The mailing included an absentee ballot…

Former Vice President Joe Biden brought his Presidential campaign to rural Lee County Wednesday afternoon, though a little later than anticipated. He…

The Lee County Board of Supervisors tends to follow the advice of other county elected leaders and department heads when it comes to setting rules and…

The Lee County Sheriff's Office will help provide security during a planned shutdown of a local manufacturing plant.Iowa Fertilizer Company said in a…

Lee County is taking legal action against the owners of several homes near Chatfield Lake in an attempt to prevent future pollution of the lake.The county…

It might soon be legal to drive an ATV or a UTV on a gravel road in Lee County. Supporters of the proposed ordinance say it's a long time coming.Jason…