Erin Murphy

Cedar Rapids expects a $3 million impact; Iowa City says the long-term impacts are ‘difficult to project’ but could affect library funding.

The Iowa Supreme Court declined to rule on the state’s appeal, saying the question is moot since Medicaid has been complying with a lower court’s 2021 ruling to pay for gender transition care

Another bill signed into law creates punishments for ransomware attacks

The governor said she does not feel that reports of some Iowa private schools increasing tuition weakens the state’s new financial assistance program

Questions still outnumber answers after revelations that Iowa and Iowa State athletes are under investigation for online sports wagering. The latest episode of the Hawk Off The Press podcast breaks down what we know and what questions remain.

Iowa’s Division of Criminal Investigation confirms it’s part of gambling probe at the universities.

Dozens of student-athletes at the schools are under investigation, both universities have confirmed.

While many significant pieces of legislation passed the Republican-controlled body, others failed to garner enough support this year

State lawmakers have completed their work for the year, concluding a session that was momentous and often contentious

Gov. Kim Reynolds and her fellow Republicans say the measure is just the first step in a multiyear process of addressing Iowans’ property taxes

The caucuses will be Iowa Democrats’ first since losing their envied first-in-the-nation status in the presidential primary season

The proposal would limit local government spending that results from increases in property assessments

Legislators are focused on two proposals, but are running out of time to come to an agreement this session.

They think revised bill is more likely to pass Iowa Senate

Bills would direct more money to the Iowa governor’s office, maternal health care and foreign animal disease preparedness, and away from water quality monitoring.