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For the second time in less than a year, the Iowa Public Information Board dismissed open records complaints filed by Clark Kauffman, Iowa Capital Dispatch’s deputy editor, despite finding merit in his claims against state offices.

Modern biometrics applications are myriad with more continually being developed. They allow users to unlock devices, make payments, detect theft…

An email to supporters from Elyse Brimeyers husband states that she will meet the board with her attorney at 6 p.m. at the district office.

Chief Judge Stephanie M. Rose of the Southern District of Iowa issued an order on Iowa’s second so-called "ag-gag" law, finding it unconstitutional

Bethany Gates on why Iowa should license Certified Professional Midwives and how a bill to do that was gutted in an Iowa Senate committee.

U.S. Treasury's Office of Inspector General will resolve an impasse between state auditors and Governor Kim Reynolds' office.

Mason City is taking the issue of abandoned and blighted properties in town into its own hands, and for the worst of the worst, the city has a strategy.

Marion County Republicans Hold County Convention

"Seven months after a divided federal appeals court partially upheld the first of Iowa's "ag-gag" laws, a judge has ruled the state's second such law is unconstitutional."

REGIONAL—N’West Iowa lodging providers are starting to get on board with a new state law regarding human trafficking prevention training.