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DES MOINES — Iowa property owners are off the hook for about $130 million in taxes they otherwise would have paid under an erroneous assessment formula, but local governments are

Also, a Senate panel advanced the governors health care bill.

Also, a property tax mistake is on its way to being fixed, and LGBTQ activists lobby at the Capitol.

Also, top National Guard general to retire, bills on ransomware, gender balance.

Also, Iowa ag secretary names deputy

Also, Attorney General Tom Miller calls for opioid action and Gov. Kim Reynolds awards education grants.

Gov. Kim Reynolds joined 21 other Republican governors in signing a letter to Democratic President Joe Biden opposing his plan to forgive some federal student loan debt for some students.

Iowa Lt. Gov. Adam Gregg was elected as the next chair of the National Lieutenant Governors Association at the organization’s annual meeting Monday, the Iowa governor’s office announced.

DES MOINES — State regulators have scheduled another 13 public information meetings about a proposed carbon pipeline through Iowa.

The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority and State Department of Health shut down Scale Laboratories, alleging it "passed" samples containing mold.