Articles Tagged: Iowa

Legislation ‘short-circuited” by COVID-19 has been reintroduced that would prevent a defendant from using a victim’s sexual orientation or gender …

DES MOINES – Republicans on a Senate subcommittee on Thursday advanced legislation that would reinstate a limited death penalty for …

Gov. Kim Reynolds on Thursday named Paul Trombino as director of the Iowa Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management. …

The Edison Electric Institute, which represents all investor-owned utilities in the United States, gave Alliant Energy and ITC Midwest its …

More than 300,000 Iowans have tested positive for COVID-19 since last March when the virus first appeared in Iowa. Iowa …

In 2020, more Iowa National Guard members were deployed overseas than any time during the previous 10 years. However, at …

Iowa saw the highest number of continuing claims between Jan. 3 and Jan. 9 since early October. The state’s continuing …

In her Condition of the State speech Tuesday, Gov. Kim Reynolds hit on Iowa’s accomplishments and challenges in 2020 and …

Discussion during the inaugural meeting of the Iowa House Information Technology Committee – formed to address technology issues in Iowa …

DES MOINES – U.S. Rep. Cindy Axne, the lone Democrat in Iowa’s congressional delegation, Wednesday cast the lone vote from …

The $15 million increase in state funding for Iowa’s three public being proposed by Gov. Kim Reynolds falls short of …

Iowa is nearing the 300,000 mark in COVID-19 cases as the virus continues to spread across the state and country. …

CEDAR RAPIDS – The Iowa judicial system has been ‘turned on its head” because of the coronavirus pandemic, Chief Justice …

The Iowa Transportation Commission on Wednesday awarded $4.45 million in funds to three projects, with a Cedar Rapids street project …

DES MOINES – Gov. Kim Reynolds on Tuesday proposed an $8.1 billion state spending plan for fiscal 2022, a 3.7 …