New recycling bins will be delivered to homes starting mid-May with the program to begin June 3.
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New recycling bins will be delivered to homes starting mid-May with the program to begin June 3.
Some Iowans who’ve navigated Iowa’s mental health care system say the state needs more long-term options to treat issues ranging from substance use to schizophrenia. How can the state create a “brightly lit path” for those seeking care?
Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird says the task force is needed to address a rise in antisemitism being reported across the U.S. since the Israel-Hamas war began last October.
Also, Iowa will receive money from a settlement in a lawsuit that accused five wireless phone companies of deceptive advertising practices.
A federal judge on Friday dismissed a class-action lawsuit over Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds’ decision to end pandemic-related unemployment benefits early.
Gov. Kim Reynolds signs $8.9B plan into law for fiscal 2025, which starts July 1
Employees helped with cost-saving ideas, supervisors chairwoman says
The groups intend to ask a federal court for a preliminary injunction to block the law from being enforced and taking effect July 1.
U.S. Rep. Wesley Hunt will be a featured speaker at Iowa U.S. Sen. Joni Ernst’s annual “Roast and Ride” fundraiser in June
Plus, a look at 2024 Republican Party of Iowa state convention
During the Cedar Rapids City Council’s 2024 goal-setting session Wednesday, members discussed the community's work in creating a desirable place to call home and the need for affordable housing options.
Rep. Charley Thomson, a Republican from Charles City who managed the bill, said the Iowa Senate’s inability to pass the bill was a “black mark” on the chamber.
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