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Reynolds endorsed a primary challenger to Rep. Jon Thorup, who has publicly opposed the governor’s proposed taxpayer-funded scholarships for private school tuition
Critics say it does not go nearly far enough to protect against spikes in lot rent and fees.
The new law requires every Iowa gas station to offer the higher E15 ethanol blend
2 of 3 judges on the panel said the injunction is moot because COVID-19 transmission rates have lowered
The Democratic candidates believe Grassley is vulnerable despite his long track record of electoral success in Iowa.
Grassley, who is completing his seventh six-year term in the U.S. Senate, is being challenged by a fellow Republican, attorney and state legislator Jim Carlin
Iowa repealed its statute of limitations on criminal charges last year, but kept limits on when victims can make civil claims
Differences over a hard line on when to send U.S. troops to Ukraine and over ethanol policy were among the few to emerge during a televised debate between the Democratic candidates for U.S. Senate in Iowa on Saturday night.
Trooper Ted Benda and Sgt. Jim K. Smith were honored during the annual Peace Officer Memorial service
Starting May 3, 2023, the federal government will require a driver’s license or ID card with the “REAL ID” mark for air travel and when entering a federal building.
Reynolds said the plan is to await the official U.S. Supreme Court ruling and then consider potential abortion restrictions
The state party Wednesday announced plans to make the every-four-years caucuses for winnowing the Democratic presidential hopefuls more accessible and simpler, but offered no details.
Iowa government officials, political leaders and advocates react to news the U.S. Supreme Court may overturn Roe v. Wade
Recent state Supreme Court rulings ensured abortion access for pregnant women, but Iowa Republicans are working to nullify those rulings
The possibility that the U.S. Supreme Court could overturn Roe v. Wade, thus sending abortion laws and regulations back to the individual states, raises questions about those laws in Iowa.
