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The state of Iowa agreed Wednesday to pay more than $174,000 in attorney fees to settle the three lawsuits.
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The Iowa Supreme Court will determine whether or not most abortions can be banned around six weeks of pregnancy. Abortion is currently legal in Iowa up to 20 weeks of pregnancy.
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Willard Miller and Jeremy Goodale pleaded guilty to first degree murder in the death of Fairfield teacher Nohema Graber in November 2021.
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Gov. Kim Reynolds is proposing expanding the Iowa attorney general’s power to prosecute crimes. The measure is part of Reynolds’ approximately 1,500-page bill aimed at streamlining state government agencies.
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C6-Zero continues to fight the public release of a list of chemicals present during the December explosion at its Marengo facility. The company claims the Iowa AG has the list.
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The former vice president's trip to Cedar Rapids also comes as Republicans begin visiting Iowa ahead of its first-in-the-nation caucuses.
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Senate Republicans advanced a bill Wednesday that would prevent juries from awarding more than $1 million in non-economic damages to victims of medical malpractice, except when there is “actual malice.”
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Nichols, a town of about 340 people, has recently dealt with continued water quality issues due to its usage of shallow wells.
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Bills to create state-funded accounts for families to use for private schools and to enact new requirements for schools on curriculum and student gender identity are moving quickly through the Iowa Legislature.
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Chief Justice Susan Christensen said a lack of court reporters and court-appointed defense lawyers is making it harder to deliver justice.