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A new ad from Democratic challenger Liz Mathis targets Iowa Republican U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson’s record on abortion rights.
The Democratic candidate for governor criticized the Republican incumbent’s latest campaign ad, calling it ‘short-sighted and lazy’
Secretary of state asks voters to be on the lookout for false info
No one mentions ‘kissing’ allegation involving Mike Franken
Many of the remaining residents of such places have lived there for decades, leaving their families with wrenching choices when closures loom.
The area’s homeless population has continued to increase over the last couple of years
The Cedar Rapids Downtown Library will be closed Wednesday through Friday to allow for a final cleaning after a fire at the library in July
The forums will be held in person and streamed online. Early voting begins Oct. 19.
An Iowa man was convicted Friday of charges that he led a crowd of rioters in chasing a U.S. Capitol police officer up a staircase and accosting other officers guarding the Senate, one of the most harrowing scenes of the mob’s attack that day.
Also, a candidate for Congress from Texas will be a guest speaker at Gov. Kim Reynolds’ annual fall fundraiser
Ryan Melton is challenging Republican incumbent U.S. Rep. Randy Feenstra in Western Iowa’s 4th Congressional District, the state’s most conservative area of the state
On this week’s edition of the On Iowa Politics podcast: allegations of unwanted advances by Mike Franken are unearthed, the White House gets a little passive-aggressive with Gov. Kim Reynolds over pandemic relief funding, Mike Pompeo’s latest Iowa trip, and counting Iowa’s votes on the Electoral Count Act.
The Inclusive Economic Development Plan led by Astig Planning has been in the works for about a year with research, surveys, focus groups and interviews. The plan identifies barriers and potential solutions for business owners in Johnson County who have been historically underrepresented.
Newstrack: The new Youth Council will be a way for high school students to connect with elected officials, develop leadership skills, advocate for other young people and participate in the community by leading service projects.
