The state transportation department this week approved more than $2.7 million in state funding for seven recreational trail projects across the state.
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The state transportation department this week approved more than $2.7 million in state funding for seven recreational trail projects across the state.
Fewer workers means fewer laid-off workers — but was law change a factor?
Republican Sen. Adrian Dickey of Jefferson County originally was charged with interference with official acts after allegedly refusing to move out of a roadway when asked by a police officer.
Reynolds has worked to nurture Iowa’s relationship with Israel dating to before her time as governor.
Zach Goodrich, executive director of the Iowa Ethics and Campaign Disclosure Board, says stronger tools are needed to properly enforce state campaign finance laws.
On the podcast this week, we discuss a leadership change in the U.S. House of Representatives, and take stock in the state of the Republican Iowa caucus campaign.
Roughly 1 in 7 Iowa families with at least one worker in the home cannot meet basic family budget needs, according to a state advocacy group’s annual report.
Also, Iowa Utilities Board cancels monthly public meetings
Former NASCAR driver and Iowa Speedway designer Rusty Wallace, along with Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds, announced the first-ever NASCAR cup series race in the state.
The lawsuit alleges that Iowa has for decades failed to meet its legal obligations to Medicaid-eligible children who should have access to individualized and coordinated care plans, in-home therapy and emergency services.
Also, State Historical Building fully reopens Oct. 14
Renee Schulte, a former Cedar Rapids lawmaker and health care consultant, has been appointed chair of the Iowa Board of Parole.
Iowa Utility Board members say his testimony “does not appear relevant” to their CO2 pipeline hearing for Summit Carbon Solutions.
On the podcast this week, we discuss the second Republican presidential primary debate, Chuck Grassley has a hot take on a potential federal government shutdown, and some state boards are spared the review panel’s axe.
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