The Gazette-Lee Des Moines Bureau recaps the first funnel deadline of the 2025 legislative session.
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The Gazette-Lee Des Moines Bureau recaps the first funnel deadline of the 2025 legislative session.
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Fran McCaffery has “no intention of moving on” from Iowa men’s basketball after the 2024-25 season, the 15th-year head coach told reporters on Tuesday.
While hundreds of protesters chanted and yelled in the Iowa Capitol Rotunda Monday morning, House Republicans advanced legislation that would remove gender identity from the Iowa Civil Rights Act in an unprecedented move to repeal civil rights protections for transgender Iowans that have been in place for nearly two decades.
Exposing minors to drag shows would be a felony under a proposed bill in the Iowa Legislature that critics say is overly broad and could potentially target artistic performances.
Just like bars and restaurants in the state, smoking would be prohibited inside Iowa casinos under legislation that took a step forward Tuesday.
Klazik won the inaugural Iowa Music Award award recognizing adult contemporary hip-hop artists
The museum originated with members of Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church in Cedar Rapids in the 1990s.
This week on the podcast: Cedar Rapids casino update, the pesticide tort reform bill is back and Iowa House Republicans’ higher education committee is in full swing
After more than a decade of trying to bring a casino to Linn County, the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission voted 4-1 to grant a gaming license to build a planned $275 million casino and entertainment center near downtown Cedar Rapids.
Senators in the Iowa Legislature were told to keep their schedule clear Wednesday evening in anticipation of potential floor debate on a casino moratorium bill. Meanwhile, the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission is scheduled to vote Thursday on whether to grant a license for a planned $275 million casino and entertainment center near downtown Cedar Rapids.
Caitlin Clark joined Michelle Edwards and Megan Gustafson as the only Iowa women’s basketball alumni to have their numbers retired. Jan Jensen praised their “mental fortitude” and “expectation for greatness” on Sunday.
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