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Conversion therapy, the practice of attempting to convince gay people to become heterosexual, is widely discredited and opposed by medical and psychiatric organizations

About two months after opening the doors on their new Gordon Drive location in Sioux City, the Siouxland Interstate Metropolitan Planning Council (SIMPCO) played host Friday to policymakers and public

Iowa cities could charge ticket holders, hotel guests and others to help pay for infrastructure improvements to facilitate the development of sports arenas, concert venues and other attractions under a

A bill to set a statewide standard for city and county rules for backyard chicken coops has been tabled in the Iowa House. The bill would have require

As Republican lawmakers seek to cut property taxes, legislation was introduced to help local governments find new funding streams.

A subcommittee advances the bill for further discussion by the Iowa Senate Ways and Means Committee.

What would be an unexpected relief for taxpayers could mean local governments have to scramble to find money for the next budget year.

A Lincoln man was sentenced on Tuesday to 38 to 40 years in prison for sexually abusing a teenage girl since she was 14 years old.

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