The USDA said Iowa failed to provide “compelling evidence of the potential benefits of an untested alternative model.” Gov. Kim Reynolds said Iowa will reapply for a waiver under the new Trump administration.
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The USDA said Iowa failed to provide “compelling evidence of the potential benefits of an untested alternative model.” Gov. Kim Reynolds said Iowa will reapply for a waiver under the new Trump administration.
There has been a 38 percent decrease in abortions performed in the state since the implementation of Iowa’s six-week abortion ban, according to a report published Thursday.
Also in the Capitol Notebook: Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds accepts honor for the state’s tax policy
At issue: Are CO2 pipelines subject to local ordinances?
Iowa had requested a waiver from the federal ag department to prohibit SNAP benefits from being used to purchase lab-grown meat or egg substitute products; USDA denied the request
Commissioners intend to hear arguments before Feb. 6 vote on granting a casino license
The Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission, which conducted a site visit and a public input session in Cedar Rapids, expects to vote on granting a license at its Feb. 6 meeting.
Also, Iowa ag secretary Mike Naig appoints members to a restructured state panel on soil conservation and water quality
Advocates hope state policy makers help expand statewide the Childcare Solutions Funds pilot program, which was funded by public and private dollars.
Also, Iowa airports call on U.S. senators to oppose bill that could impact travel rewards
Opponents to gambling expansion in Iowa have launched a public relations and legal campaign to stop a proposed casino from coming to Cedar Rapids.
Also, USDA announces $18.4 million for nearly 200 REAP projects in Iowa
Public comments are being gathered and a public hearing on the proposed rules is scheduled for December in Des Moines.
Jack Whitver will continue to lead Republicans in the Iowa Senate as treatment on his brain tumor continues, Iowa Senate Republicans announced Tuesday.
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