Advocates hope the Iowa Legislature will continue to focus on ways to provide more care and aid.
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The state will mix state and federal money to build out broadband to rural areas
After a law change, the Iowa DOT sees huge percentage increase in interest from parents who want to to teach their children’s driver’s education, but the overall numbers are still small.
Republican Party of Iowa calls efforts by state Sen. Liz Mathis to convince her colleagues to support the tax break for a client that paid her husband’s firm nearly $150,000 “self-serving” and “shady, to say the least.”
Law struck down diversity plans that would allow district to deny transfers if that would affect the district’s diversity.
In 2018, Iowa lawmakers passed a bill that critics at the time warned would “eviscerate” energy saving programs in the state.
Her decision leads Sami Scheetz to withdraw and announce his bid in Bennett’s House 65 district in southeast Cedar Rapids
The Iowa Supreme Court issued a 6-1 ruling upholding a 2019 state law that blocks Planned Parenthood from receiving federal grants to offer sex education and other related services.
CEDAR RAPIDS — A third Democrat is looking at jumping into an open-seat race in an Iowa Senate District in …
Former Cedar Rapids teacher is inducted into Iowa Democratic Hall of Fame.
This is the sixth time Iowa has provided public funds to expand its broadband infrastructure. The dollar amount is high — twice the size of the next largest round — and a new method of assessing need means a larger area will be eligible for improvements.
District Court Judge Mitchell Turner issued a ruling that declared the 2020 law unconstitutional. Abortion rights advocates had asserted it placed an undue burden on women seeking the medical procedure.
Iowa consumers collected $57.1 million in deposits from returned containers and “lost” $32.3 million on containers that were not recycled, a 2018 report showed.
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