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Three months after Iowa Capital Dispatch reported that the state’s health department is likely violating federal voting law and leaving thousands of low-income Iowans off the rolls, the department has publicly acknowledged the problem but remains vague on the plan for fixing it. Multiple voting advocates told the Capital Dispatch in January that application and […] The post HHS pledges to boost voter registration access for Medicaid applicants, but vague on details appeared first o...

The Iowa Legislature adjourned the 2024 legislative session in the early hours Saturday, passing most of the Republican trifecta’s legislative priorities for the year.

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Lawmakers approved a measure Friday that lifts the statute of limitations on child sexual abuse specifically for victims involved in the Boy Scouts settlement.

Gov. Kim Reynolds signed a bill Thursday that she said would help deliver services to military veterans and close a gap in eligibility for some Iowans with service-related disabilities.

Hunter 04/12/24 National animal welfare organization Bailing Out Benji says an Iowa breeder is part of a puppy-laundering scheme and is asking the state's

Hunter 04/11/24 The Iowa House rejected a proposal led by Coralville Democrat Dave Jacoby to require annual inspections of dog breeding facilities by the Iowa

Senate File 2340 gives Iowa law enforcement officers the ability to charge people with an aggravated misdemeanor if they have been denied admission, deported or otherwise removed from the U.S., or if they currently have an order to leave the country.

In one case, two knee braces were prescribed for a man whose left leg had been amputated years before.

“With this bill, our message is unmistakable,” Reynolds said. “American soil belongs in American hands.”