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Bill requiring university students to take American history, government advances out of subcommitteeA House subcommittee is advancing a proposal that would require students at the state’s public universities to take courses on both American history and government.
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Iowa community college leaders are asking lawmakers for some start-up funding and a bill that would allow the schools to offer bachelor’s degrees.
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Democrats in the Iowa House have announced a set of bills they say will lower costs and help working families.
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An Iowa House committee is already advancing a new eminent domain bill in the first days of the session.
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An Iowa House subcommittee is already advancing a new eminent domain bill in the first days of the session.
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Republicans in the Iowa Senate announced a new plan for property tax relief on the first day of the 2026 legislative session.
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Iowa’s 2026 legislative session is officially underway. But unlike last year, Senate Republicans no longer hold a supermajority in their chamber.
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Gov. Kim Reynolds signed legislation to provide paid family leave to new parents who work in state government.
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Gov. Kim Reynolds signed a bill into law that establishes new rules for crypto ATMs in Iowa that let people buy or sell digital currency.
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The head of an organization that represents Iowa’s local 911 providers is asking Gov. Kim Reynolds to veto a provision in the budget bill that allows the state Department of Homeland Security to seek reimbursement from local providers.
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A bill that would overhaul Iowa’s economic development tax incentives is on its way to the governor’s desk.
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State lawmakers decided how to distribute Iowa’s share of a national settlement with opioid makers after about three years of trying to reach an agreement.