Leadership of the Legislature’s new Center for Intellectual Freedom based at the University of Iowa on Friday dismissed recent polling showing the vast majority of students across Iowa’s public universities feel comfortable sharing their views in class.
Tom Vilsack, former governor of Iowa and head of the U.S. Department of Agriculture for 12 years, said Thursday that Iowa leaders need to look toward “and” conversations rather than “or” discussions to solve some of the state’s biggest issues.
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JOHNSTON — Although he disagrees, Secretary of State Paul Pate respects the Iowa Supreme Court decision clearing the way for …
Sen. Jack Whitver said he thinks the topic of books some consider vulgar should be addressed through transparency and having review process.
Political considerations — such as whether current lawmakers would have to square off against each other in the next election — should not influence state lawmakers’ votes on proposed new political boundaries in Iowa, Iowa House Speaker Pat Grassley said Friday.
JOHNSTON — Rob Sand, the Democratic Iowa state auditor, said Friday he is considering three options for next year’s elections: …
Iowa House committee approves bill making changes; public hearing sought
JOHNSTON — Changes to Iowa’s bottle bill are dead. Again. Iowa prisons will get a bigger funding increase than Senate …
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