Erin Murphy

Republican leaders laid out some priorities and called for ‘bold’ action Monday, the first day of the 2023 session of the Iowa Legislature.

A look at the numbers ahead of the 90th Iowa General Assembly, which begins today.

More legislation is needed as the state combines the former human services, public health and aging departments

Republicans are eyeing property taxes, while local officials express a need to proceed with caution.

The longest-serving state attorney general in U.S. history is winding down his final term after losing his reelection after four decades in office.

Recurring campaign donations without the donor’s active consent would be illegal, as would any hand-held use of a mobile device while driving. And pointing a laser at an aircraft would become a crime.

It is the first time in at least a decade that money available from the Iowa Veterans Trust Fund has been depleted, and it likely will remain so until this summer.

The Iowa Democratic Party said it is “looking into” the donations from leaders of a now-bankrupt cryptocurrency company.

The Gazette asked all six members of Iowa’s congressional delegation, plus U.S. Rep-elect Zach Nunn, for their reaction to the committee’s recommendations as well as the committee’s assessment that former President Trump is not fit to serve in public office again.

Experts say high crop prices, limited land for sale and low interest rates contributed to the latest increase in Iowa farmland values

This Iowa state lawmaker has been involved in multiple historic legislative leadership moves; What does she say about how Iowa Democrats can bounce back?

Total state revenue will be just more than $9.62 billion in the current budget year, which is 1.9 percent less than the previous year, and $9.63 billion next year -- a marginal increase.

A District Court judge on Monday rejected Gov. Kim Reynolds’ request to reinstate a blocked law that would ban abortions once a fetus’ heartbeat can be detected. Reynolds immediately announced her intention to appeal to the Iowa Supreme Court.

Federal highway safety officials told New Jersey to stop posting funny messages; Iowa DOT officials say they have not yet heard from the federal government about its program

A producer said the series no longer plans to film next year