More than 600,000 poor and disabled individuals in Iowa rely on Medicaid. But the announcement on March 29 from UnitedHealthcare …
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More than 600,000 poor and disabled individuals in Iowa rely on Medicaid. But the announcement on March 29 from UnitedHealthcare …
DES MOINES – A $33.3 million increase in general fund support for education, including a $17.5 million bump for regent …
DES MOINES – Penalties would be reduced for possession of small amounts of marijuana under a proposal that passed a …
Iowa Democratic U.S. Rep. Dave Loebsack said Monday the impending exit of UnitedHealthcare from Iowa’s Medicaid program is ‘a disaster” …
DES MOINES – Forcing cities to pay the state the majority of their revenue from automated traffic camera fines could …
As Iowans brace for another upheaval in the state’s Medicaid managed-care program, state officials and insurance executives still disagree why …
DES MOINES – Members of three unions representing state employees have reached agreements on new labor contracts that will boost …
IOWA CITY – The Iowa Supreme Court will consider a case against the Iowa City Community School District over whether …
DES MOINES – Iowa House Democrats and Republicans on Thursday set in motion a referendum that would restore felon voting …
DES MOINES – A state senator’s proposals to tie work requirements and other stipulations to Iowans receiving taxpayer-funded health insurance …
Approximately 11.4 million people enrolled in a health plan through the federal Affordable Care Act exchanges to cover the cost …
As communities in western Iowa continue to grapple with record flooding, Gov. Kim Reynolds visited Cedar Rapids on Thursday to …
A week after President Donald Trump signed an executive order meant to mandate free speech at research universities and colleges, …
DES MOINES – A plan for the state to strictly regulate traffic cameras – and take the lion’s share of …
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