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Federal officials have suspended the license of a major Iowa dog breeder with a long history of regulatory violations.

While some LGBTQ youth and supporters said they were looking at leaving Iowa in response to a flurry of legislation targeting transgender youth, others at an Iowa Safe Schools conference

The dogs have been taken to rescues and shelters across the country.

The workforce agency is also refusing to make public a written exchange with its director, Beth Townsend, about the preservation of text messages on her phone.

Lawmakers have been trying for over a decade to restrict the use of traffic enforcement cameras. Cedar Rapids installed its first speed cameras in 2010.

The Iowa Board of Regents has settled 2023-25 contract negotiations with the state’s public university unions.

The Iowa Board of Regents will study the diversity, equity and inclusion efforts of state universities over the next seven months.

The bill would limit the Iowa Auditor’s Office in its ability to access personal information when performing investigations.

The lawsuit alleges that a De Soto police officer did not receive proper training to identify intoxicated drivers. The woman's BAC was 0.00%

The Iowa Supreme Court said it loud and clear: The governor is not above the law. The high court’s ruling issued last week was a significant victory for adv