The Republican-led legislature has passed restrictions on abortion medications.
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Recent graduates practicing law in rural Iowa could be eligible for help repaying student loans, under a bill headed to the governor’s desk.
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Vapes and alternative nicotine products would have a new tax, under a bill headed to the governor’s desk.
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The Des Moines area water system could double its nitrate removal capacity within three years, under a Republican proposal unveiled at the Statehouse on Friday.
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A budget bill headed to the governor’s desk would meet some, but not all, requests from higher education institutions in the state.
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Companies starting or restarting nuclear facilities could receive sales tax exemptions during construction according to a bill headed to the governor’s desk.
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The One Big Beautiful Bill Act ended SNAP benefits for refugees and some other categories of immigrants with legal status. Republican lawmakers voted to put those restrictions into state law, too.
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New single and two family homes would need to have passive radon mitigation systems installed, under a bill now headed to the governor’s desk.
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Iowa lawmakers are aiming to strengthen animal torture penalties, under a bill unanimously advanced by the Senate Wednesday.
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The Iowa House has passed a bill to ban events aimed at resolving Iowans’ arrest warrants without sending them to jail.