If the bill passes through both chambers, it will go to Gov. Kim Reynolds’ desk to be signed into law. Next week is National School Choice Week, a week of advocacy and events focused on giving parents broader options in education.
The first legislative hearing on Gov. Kim Reynolds’ proposal drew dozens upon dozens of Iowans.
Iowa lawmakers advanced a bill on Thursday that would create a cybersecurity unit within the Iowa Office of the Chief Information Officer.
Fishing column: Special friends make this trip a time to remember and a time to relax
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Des Moines police officers who shot and killed a 16-year-old boy who reportedly aimed a gun at them will not be charged, the Iowa Attorney General's office said.
Bird-watching: Tundra bean goose spotted near Lamoni, a first for Iowa
Video of police interview of Alexander Jackson will be played in court Thursday.
Former crime scene investigator said two “good quality” palm prints found on murder weapon matched prints of Alexander Jackson. The position of the prints showed someone could have shot a foot.
Typifying the gap separating the union representing thousands of University of Iowa Health Care workers and their governing Board of Regents, union representatives Wednesday opened contract negotiations with a 25-page proposal including a 14-percent raise while regents offered a 1.5- to 3-percent raise on a single page.
Both short-term and long-term fixes to the Iowa Veterans Trust fund are being considered,
Also, repeal of gender balance mandate moves ahead
The school board not announcing names of three finalists to “allow us to consider the best possible candidates,” school board president says
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