“As with all bills, there are things that are good and there are things you may not think are good or you could do a better job on. My caucus has tried to take a bill and make it better,” Rep. John Forbes, D-Urbandale, said.
“As I've said before, just because it doesn't look like there's not activity going on here that doesn't mean things aren’t getting done,” Rep. Pat Grassley said in a virtual news conference.
“Iowans deserve to know who is writing their laws, and we will immediately be filing open records requests to get to the bottom of this,” said Matt Sinovic, executive director of Progress Iowa.
State would become 14th in nation to eliminate statute of limitations
Iowa House approves budgets without agreement with Iowa Senate
Democrats on the Ways and Means Committee unanimously supported
DES MOINES — Lawmakers and activists opposed to abortion rights say they are on track to put what they call …
Redemption centers would receive 2 cents per can and bottle, up from 1 cent
Iowa House Democrats like budget but withhold support until they see final version.
DES MOINES — Despite Democratic opposition to a Republican-backed amendment to lessen the penalty, the Iowa House unanimously approved legislation …
Businesses that require proof of COVID-19 shots could face penalties under proposal.
Telemedicine, ID requirement and funding stream divide House and Senate
DES MOINES — House Republicans rejected Democrats’ attempts to increase spending transparency by Gov. Kim Reynolds while approving a budget …
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