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A $1 million lottery prize won in Ames remains unclaimed after nine months, and the prize will expire after Sept. 6.

Also: State announces local sites for its free summer food assistance program for low-income students.

Gov. Kim Reynolds signed Senate File 513 into law Tuesday, moving motor vehicle enforcement duties under the jurisdiction of the Department of Public Safety.

Applications for the Students First Education Savings Accounts will be accepted starting May 31 and through June 30, the governor’s office said Thursday.

Iowa lawmakers gave final passage to a bill that will open more jobs to teenagers in the state, sending the bill to Gov. Kim Reynolds’ desk to be signed into law.

The bill expands eligibility for state assistance for child care, but increases work requirements for the program.

The legislation limits how much new property tax revenue local governments can spend.

Also, Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird said she has no update on her review of a state policy to reimburse sexual assault victims for contraception.

Also, more of Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds’ appointments to state boards and commissions received tepid approval from state lawmakers

Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird had joined the legal effort to halt the federal rule

Personal information of more than 20,000 Iowa Medicaid members was compromised in a data breach of a state contractor last year, the Iowa Health and Human Services Department announced Tuesday.

Majority-party Republicans on the Iowa Senate’s budget committee on Monday advanced four bills that were, effectively, mere placeholders with no actual budget numbers in them.

The legislation that has stalled in previous years appears to have more momentum this session.

Also, Senate passes bill to change SNAP and Medicaid eligibility

Also, House Speaker Grassley says further state income tax reductions not likely this year