Articles Tagged: Iowa laws

And what it could mean for education in Iowa

The start of a new year also means the start of new laws in Iowa, including a new and lower state income tax rate, new restrictions for those convicted of drunken driving and a new data privacy law.

In this installment of Curious Iowa The Gazette looks at the laws around operating ATVs and UTVs on public roads, and where they’re permitted in Iowa.

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Mount Mercy, St. Ambrose consider becoming one institution, Second autopsy of David Schultz to proceed without body, Reynolds signs new law to bolster early reading

Why Iowa struggles to pass hands-free driving laws, New law protects bikers, mobile pedestrians in crosswalks, Much progress made, but flood protection next for Time Check Neighborhood, Daily News Podcast Survey

Voters in the Cedar Rapids Community School District overwhelmingly rejected a $220 million bond issue in this past Tuesday’s election. …

In early September, I came across a copy of an email received by a resident of the Cedar Rapids Community …

Starting Friday, Iowans will see reduced unemployment benefits. Child care providers will see relaxed regulations and third-party food delivery services will face fines for using a restaurant’s logo or menu without permission.

A bill waiting for Gov. Kim Reynolds to sign into law would strip local city councils of regulating the sale of fireworks, frustrating efforts of cities like Cedar Rapids and Iowa City to crack down on the consumer explosives in response to citizen complaints and a rise in injuries.

Other laws taking effect Thursday cover child care, protests, diversity training, crimes