It's caucus day, and this year marks big changes for the Democratic caucus, while Republican caucus-goers will follow a familiar process.
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COVID-19 Booster Shots. Another protester found not guilty. And the controversy surrounding an abortion sign funded by a left-wing super PAC. -
The use of telemedicine greatly increased during the COVID-19 pandemic. But Gov. Kim Reynolds has ended the requirement for pay parity for telemedicine, leaving some health care providers to question what this means for its future. -
President Trump’s campaign and state and national Republican organizations are trying to intervene in a lawsuit over changes to Iowa’s absentee ballot procedures and are asking a judge to throw out the case.
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A group of Iowa lawmakers Friday unanimously approved the secretary of state’s proposal to send applications for mail-in ballots to all active registered voters ahead of the November election. -
Local officials across Iowa are grappling with how to respond to a new state law that says cities and counties must allow guns in buildings under their control unless they provide armed security guards. -
A Democratic nonprofit and a Latino civil rights organization filed a lawsuit Tuesday seeking to reverse recent changes to Iowa’s absentee voting laws.
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A Johnson County District Court judge blocked Iowa’s new mandatory 24-hour abortion waiting period from taking effect Wednesday.“We’re glad that patients… -
Iowa lawmakers finished the 2020 legislative session Sunday afternoon after a two-and-a-half month pause because of the coronavirus pandemic and an… -
On the heels of the June 2 primary election that saw record turnout during the COVID-19 pandemic with expanded mail-in voting, Iowa lawmakers passed two…
