This week on the podcast, Iowa’s version of the ‘Don’t Say Gay’ law is back in the courts and the Legislature, Middle East tensions come to the Iowa Capitol, and Gov. Kim Reynolds talks DOGE and Lutheran Services.
The general state funding increase would be the lowest in at least five years; Republicans say the proposals are sustainable, while Democrats say they are woefully inadequate
Also, House Republicans advanced a bill that would require citizenship information on Iowa driver’s licenses
GOP lawmakers reject amendments offered by Democrats condemning white nationalists pardoned by Trump
She takes over as tariffs, deportations threaten agriculture.
Voters approved the 1 percent tax in 2014 that will expire in June
Religious leaders raise concerns of promoting Christian nationalism
House advances proposal that would expand ban to all grades
The Iowa Department of Public Safety says under current law there is no legal mechanism by which to charge individuals for sharing their sports betting accounts with others or making bets on another’s behalf.
Also, parents are asking Iowa AG Brenna Bird to stop her support for a lawsuit they fear will eliminate federal protections for children with disabilities.
Iowa House lawmakers this week advanced several bills aimed at closing Iowa's growing shortage of physicians.
In-person early voting starts Thursday to fill vacant District C in the March 4 general election.
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