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By giving police officers the power to conduct garbage searches without a warrant, the law contradicts a recent Iowa Supreme Court ruling.

Matt Chapman, a mobile home resident and activist, covers legislative debates and problems with a bill headed to the Iowa governor's desk.

Pella City Council to Continue Discussion Relating to Indecent Exposure Ordinance

Pella City Council to Further Consider Indecent Exposure Penalties

Rachel Bruns recounts the saga of trying to obtain records that the Iowa Department of Public Health could have provided promptly.

The council will bring back Zoom but was unable to decide whether to crack down on public comment opportunities at meetings.

Rachel Bruns recounts the saga of trying to obtain records that the Iowa Department of Public Health could have provided promptly.

Several Iowa media organizations and the ACLU of Iowa are suing Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds and her staff, charging they broke Iowa’s open records law by failing to provide records

Lawmakers and other authorities have the power and discretion to ensure sex trafficking survivors who lash out are treated fairly and compassionately.

Republican State Senator Jake Chapman wants to prosecute some educators under Iowa's obscenity law.