A spokesperson confirmed that the Republican Attorneys General Association paid for the trip on Monday.
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A spokesperson confirmed that the Republican Attorneys General Association paid for the trip on Monday.
The lawsuits challenge trucking emission standards from California regulators and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Faced with the abrupt closure of Hy-Vee’s First Avenue NE location, Cedar Rapids City Manager Jeff Pomeranz said Tuesday that city officials and local stakeholders are studying all options to fill the grocery store and pharmacy gap Hy-Vee will leave when it shutters there in June.
In November last year, Cedar Rapids officials were assured that Hy-Vee had extended the lease of its First Avenue NE store another five years. Six months later, the company announced the store’s closure. Here’s how the city said negotiations went over the last year to keep Hy-Vee.
Also, Linn County Democrat announces candidacy of Iowa House seat
The chairs of the House and Senate agriculture committees earlier this month released competing frameworks for a new Farm Bill.
An Iowa Attorney General’s Office spokeswoman said no Iowa taxpayer dollars were spent on Bird’s trip to New York
The judge has awarded unemployment benefits to a former supervisor fired in response to “vague allegations” of misconduct.
Also, Linn County Elections Office adopts conduct standards
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.
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