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Week seven of the legislative session ushered in a week focused mainly on debate. Every day after gaveling in, both parties retire to caucus and discu

On the On Iowa Politics podcast this week, SCJs Jared McNett and QCTs Sarah Watson discuss the first funnel week and what legislation cleared committee and what legislation failed to

On the On Iowa Politics podcast this week, SCJs Jared McNett and QCTs Sarah Watson discuss the first funnel week and what legislation cleared committee and what legislation failed to

On the On Iowa Politics podcast this week, SCJs Jared McNett and QCTs Sarah Watson discuss the first funnel week and what legislation cleared committee and what legislation failed to

On the latest "On Iowa Politics" pod, ft. the Sioux City Journals Jared McNett and Sarah Watson of the Quad City Times: Biggest surprises of the legislative session so far,

The numbers from the Revenue Estimating Conference continue to look stronger than previously anticipated.

There are still several major bills that are up against the deadline, such as plans on education, eminent domain, birth control and the death penalty.

Discussion in the House will move toward property taxes

New legislation was advanced by a Senate subcommittee on Monday that would eliminate a goal for school districts to employ one nurse for every 750 students and directs the state

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