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One of the nurses fired by the state for mistakenly giving prison inmates six times the normal dose of the …
Three groups spent more than $636,000 on House Republican primary campaigns, and the groups’ favored candidates won at least 14 of 17 races, including three incumbents.
On this week’s edition of the On Iowa Politics podcast: It's all election, all the time, with takeaways from the Iowa primary results.
State and federal officials called the funding from the federal infrastructure package ‘unprecedented’
The Western Iowa center, which has a long history of care issues and is scheduled to close in 2024, has been fined $10,000 by the Iowa Department of Inspections and Appeals.
Also, Gov. Reynolds announced details of a pilot program for Iowa paraeducators
It appears that Deb VanderGaast of Tipton will face Kerry Gruenhagen of Walcott for an open seat in Senate District 41, which covers Cedar County and parts of northern Muscatine County and eastern Scott County.
House incumbent will face Republican Bernie Hayes in general election
From “stand your ground” to permit-less carry, Iowa’s gun regulations have been significantly relaxed over the past decade-plus.
Six Republicans are on the Tuesday primary ballot for Iowa House District 91, a new district created in last year’s redistricting. The candidates are John George of Marengo, Adam Grier of Williamsburg, Devon Hodgeman of Oxford, Skylar Limkemann of Tiffin, Matt McAreavy of Oxford and Brad Sherman of Williamsburg.
This week’s On Iowa Politics Podcast: it's primary season. Plus what lawmakers are saying about guns.
Winner will face Paul Pate in general election
Over the past 12 months, Iowa net tax revenue has increased $750.3 million or 7.6 percent. That comes despite low levels of economic activity that occurred during the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic. Tax collections were helped by a recent surge in consumer spending due in part to pent-up demand and federal stimulus payments.
Two Iowans are suing the state over gender-based restrictions to serve on the State Judicial Nominating Commission.
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