“I expect more relief for taxpayers next session because the state is still taking too much of their money,” Iowa Senate leader says.
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“I expect more relief for taxpayers next session because the state is still taking too much of their money,” Iowa Senate leader says.
The UI women’s basketball coaches kicked off The Gazette’s Iowa Ideas conference with a keynote address Thursday that’s now available to watch online.
But the number of students who used the accounts to attend private school this year, as well as the number of students using the accounts to transfer out of public school to attend private school, had not been made public.
Congresswoman also says her staff working to bring Iowans stuck in Israel home.
In a new poll from Iowa State University and Civiqs, 55 percent of likely Iowa Republican caucus participants chose Trump as their first choice to be the party’s nominee for president next year.
A Walker woman was arrested this week on charges that she stole about $1,250 from the Iowa lottery while working at a Cedar Rapids Kum & Go.
The Iowa City Police Department is asking the public for any information regarding a sexual assault that took place Saturday in Iowa City.
Heavy rains Wednesday caused a portion of the roof to collapse, impacting three classrooms in the oldest wing of the school
State records indicate Angela Jansen, 41, of Central City, worked for the DNR from October 2018 to August 2023 when she was fired for conduct unbecoming a state employee and for the unauthorized personal use of a DNR database.
Hospital, marking 150 years serving Iowa City, awaits sale approval from bankruptcy judge.
Republicans nominated Rep. Steve Scalise on Wednesday to be the next House speaker but struggled to quickly unite their deeply divided majority and elect the conservative in a public floor vote after the historic ousting of Rep. Kevin McCarthy from the job.
An Iowa paramedic was fired this summer for refusing to immediately respond to an ambulance call from the city of Marion, according to state records.
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