Also, the state has released its newest broadband internet map, which will be tied to potential future federal funding to expand access
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Also, the state has released its newest broadband internet map, which will be tied to potential future federal funding to expand access
Administrative law judge Renee Sneitzer sued the state for discrimination after being fired in 2017; earlier this year, a judge and state oversight agency ordered she be reinstated.
The proposed rule change that would have required government agencies to at least acknowledge a public records request within two business days.
But overall, a small share of those who became eligible with Gov. Kim Reynolds’ executive order voted
Recap of news from across the state
On this week’s edition of the On Iowa Politics podcast: The Kim Reynolds Court, a career Iowa Republican Congressman endorses Democrats, a close AG campaign, and Todd tells Iowa Democrats to show him the money.
Also, it was another big financial year for the Iowa Lottery
Doses will go to those exposed to the virus
DES MOINES — Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller is suing tobacco companies to recover $133 million in withheld payments stemming from the 1998 Master Settlement Agreement, he announced in a news conference Thursday.
Erik Helland, the governor’s appointee to the State Public Employment Relations Board, failed to earn Senate confirmation earlier this year
Maquoketa Caves State Park, where police say a man killed three people and himself, is set to reopen Thursday morning.
The appointment gives Iowa’s Republican governor a fifth appointment on the seven-member high court.
Also, a grant will help schools get food from local farmers
On this week’s edition of the On Iowa Politics podcast: Iowa Poll results, US House votes on marriage equality & contraception, Iowa red flag laws, and state campaign fundraising numbers.
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