Articles Tagged: Iowa Legislature

Sales and use tax breaks cost Iowa nearly $3.9 billion in 2010, up 62 percent from 2005, according to estimates …

Optimistic state revenue estimators Friday bumped their growth projections for Iowa’s tax collections upward by $250.7 million over the next …

State funding for Medicaid is slated to run out in early June, putting additional pressure on state lawmakers to resolve …

Planting radishes could be the key to boosting pheasant numbers in Iowa, according to a wildlife researcher who spoke to …

The Iowa House approved resolution opposing the decision of the International Olympic Committee to end wrestling as an Olympic event …

WASHINGTON – From Des Moines to D.C., state and federal lawmakers are taking their first slow steps toward firearm legislation …

More than 3,100 acres of Iowa land with an estimated value of $6 million was permanently protected through donations for …

UPDATE: Iowa senators took a shot at addressing the state’s poverty problem Wednesday by approving a bipartisan tax cut that …

The Iowa Senate took steps Wednesday to protect school children and homebuyers from the harmful effects of radon gas. Senators …

State lawmakers haven’t come up with new guidelines regarding traffic cameras along interstates and state highways, so the Iowa Department …

The executive director of a nonprofit organization that helps disabled people lost his job after he let a volunteer use …

Gov. Terry Branstad’s plan to cut commercial property taxes in Iowa has won committee approval in the Republican-controlled House, but …

The Iowa Senate has approved legislation that would let some gambling addicts choose how long to ban themselves from casinos. …

Illinois and Iowa could get into a bidding war over the construction of a $1.2 billion fertilizer production facility. The …

UPDATE: A Republican state senator said Tuesday he will seek legislative support to prohibit state resources being used to facilitate …