Kenny Rader's trip to Washington was on-again, off-again and back on at the last moment. But his dissatisfaction with the election began building months before the insurrection.
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Kenny Rader's trip to Washington was on-again, off-again and back on at the last moment. But his dissatisfaction with the election began building months before the insurrection.
Instead of 12 months as proposed, the moratorium would last three months and the supervisors would have the option of extending it by resolution. During the moratorium, approved solar projects could continue, but the county would not accept applications for new utility-scale solar projects.
Molly Donahue, a second-term Democratic state representative, faces GOP newcomer Kurt Bendixen in the Nov. 8 race for the Iowa Senate 37 seat representing eastern Cedar Rapids and Marion.
The Republican incumbent governor is a heavy favorite to earn re-election to another 4-year term
Higher interest rates increase the cost of doing business, which leads to a slowdown in all aspects of business, including hiring, and sometimes leading to layoffs.
Recap of news from around the state
Franken held a campaign rally Saturday as part of his attempt to upset longtime U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley
Hundreds of thousands of borrowers could be shut out of the student debt relief promised by President Biden after the Education Department announced that privately held loans will not be forgiven.
Republican incumbent Mike Naig is facing Democratic challenger John Norwood
The first public hearing and consideration is Monday, Oct. 3 at 11 a.m. in Cedar Rapids.
On this week’s edition of the On Iowa Politics podcast: a Congressional debate, a budget surplus, a controversial ad, and Iowans at the insurrection.
Former vice president speaks at Rep. Bobby Kaufmann dinner in Wilton.
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