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By Jared Strong, Iowa Capital Dispatch A district court judge has denied a request from a carbon dioxide pipeline company to grant it access to private property in Woodbury County without holding a trial, according to court records. As such, a trial scheduled for Tuesday was set to proceed. Navigator CO2 Ventures sued William and Vicki Hulse last year to gain access to their rural Moville farmland for a land …

Iowa lawmakers took up over 100 bills in subcommittees in the final days before the Iowa Legislature’s first “funnel” deadline. Bills which have not gained approval from a committee this

New legislation that would allow people to have guns and ammunition in their vehicles at schools, colleges, prisons and their workplaces received preliminary approval from an Iowa Senate subcommittee on

An Iowa nurse who was sanctioned by the state Board of Nursing for adopting the baby of a former patient was fired last week after the board mistakenly claimed she

New York-based education technology company Odyssey will manage Iowa’s private school scholarship program, Gov. Kim Reynolds’ office announced Tuesday.

There isn’t enough support in the Iowa Senate to enact new legislation that would restrict eminent domain for three proposed carbon dioxide pipelines.

The new owners of a Des Moines hotel were recently granted a license after a state inspector found rodent droppings, soiled bedding and animal feces in the guest rooms.

As lawmakers considered several restrictions on transgender youth in Iowa schools, House Speaker Pat Grassley said legislation banning gender-affirming health care for minors may also come up this legislative session.

While the vast majority of nursing homes are unequivocally safe, there are a few outliers, even in our neck of the woods.