Iowa generates more than half of its electricity with wind, but clean energy advocates say the state and nation can do even more
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Iowa generates more than half of its electricity with wind, but clean energy advocates say the state and nation can do even more
The conservative attorney made the arguments in a new legal brief filed this week
The surplus comes after Republicans recently reduced state taxes, with more cuts possibly on the way
Secretary of state asks voters to be on the lookout for false info
No one mentions ‘kissing’ allegation involving Mike Franken
Many of the remaining residents of such places have lived there for decades, leaving their families with wrenching choices when closures loom.
On this week’s edition of the On Iowa Politics podcast: allegations of unwanted advances by Mike Franken are unearthed, the White House gets a little passive-aggressive with Gov. Kim Reynolds over pandemic relief funding, Mike Pompeo’s latest Iowa trip, and counting Iowa’s votes on the Electoral Count Act.
Iowa Workforce Development recently announced plans to buy a 32-foot-long, custom-built bus to deliver workforce assistance to all corners of the state.
The ratio of college graduates produced in Iowa, to those living in Iowa is worse than all six of the state’s border neighbors, the analysis shows.
Grassley, Franken campaigns release new ads
Taiwanese trade representatives signed the informal agreement Tuesday during a ceremony at the Iowa Capitol.
Medication-assisted treatment underused in Iowa, Attorney General Tom Miller said Monday.
This month, breweries across Iowa are taking advantage of new changes that modernize Iowa’s alcohol laws for the first time in decades.
A White House spokesperson on Friday criticized Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds for taking credit for state projects funded by the American Rescue Plan Act, which she’d opposed in 2021.
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