Industry leaders say better government reimbursement rates are needed in order to better pay workers
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Industry leaders say better government reimbursement rates are needed in order to better pay workers
Hinson did not directly say if she supports prosecuting other individuals who assist a person who is receiving an abortion, but her staff says she opposes it.
Grassley and Ernst on a federal abortion ban, and J.D. Scholten joins Team Franken.
Also, a local mayor endorses Iowa Senate candidate Kevin Kinney
Also, the new 988 line for suicide prevention launches Saturday
The city of Cedar Rapids is again requiring staff and visitors to wear masks or face coverings inside city buildings to curb the spread of COVID-19 as Iowa sees another uptick in cases.
This week, the Iowa Utilities Board denied Coggon Solar LLC’s request for a certificate to operate.
The closure comes as Linn County is seeing high transmission rates of the virus again
Iowa has no extreme risk protection order law, wherein law enforcement, family members or others can seek a court order to temporarily prevent someone deemed a threat from buying or possessing firearms.
Both of Iowa’s Republican U.S. Senators say abortion regulations should be decided by individual states
The $1,400 checks are going to low-income residents negatively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, including those excluded from pandemic relief checks most Americans received, like refugees and immigrants.
Gov. Kim Reynolds, with public health and law enforcement officials, detailed efforts Tuesday to raise awareness of a dramatic rise in fentanyl seen in Iowa.
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