The Republican governor pushed most — but not all — her priorities across the finish line.
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The Republican governor pushed most — but not all — her priorities across the finish line.
A committee named BELIEVE in CR Schools to begin collecting voter signatures to get the issue on the ballot this November
Get a comprehensive look at what Iowa lawmakers passed over the past four-plus months at the Iowa Capitol.
Lawmakers use surplus to cover expected $917M shortfall
With an estimated 11,870 students across Iowa’s public universities expected to receive degrees during in-person and livestreamed commencement ceremonies this weekend, the regent system is reporting rising graduation rates.
To resolve 2023 lawsuit, new services will be offered to children in the state with serious emotional and behavioral conditions.
Two Eastern Iowa lawmakers are doubling down on their support of a massive package of tax breaks and spending cuts despite pushback from Democrats — as well as some of their Republican peers.
The Dubuque County Sheriff sent a letter to his Board of Supervisors this week, indicating he will not sign an agreement with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement that allows agency officers to perform immigration enforcement in their jurisdiction, despite pressure from the National Sheriff’s Association to do do.
Governor is weighing whether to sign into law legislation that would regulate hazardous liquid pipelines and restrict the use of eminent domain
Get to know The Gazette’s Public Safety Reporter Emily Andersen
The child was in another apartment, but the mother had to be rescued from a bathroom window. She told police she planned to kill herself and her child.
This week on the podcast: the 2025 legislative session ends, plus candidates emerge for 2026 races.
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