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Tom Warner has been working for the city since 1995.

Laura Belin: Iowa's proposed abortion rules bear little resemblance to accepted standards of care for treating pregnant patients.

Iowa Republicans push back against drawing conclusions from the results

A coalition of rural Pottawattamie County residents confronted the county board to demand more stringent oversight of zoning and land use ordinances.

The Iowa Board of Medicine is set to meet Friday to consider proposed rules that include specific guidance on how medical providers are to implement the exceptions for rape, incest, fatal fetal abnormalities and medical emergencies contained in a new law that would prohibit the vast majority of abortions in the state.

Proposed rules meant to provide guidance to Iowan physicians lack specific penalties they could face for performing abortions under a new law that remains tied up in court.

State Sen. Molly Donahue, D-Cedar Rapids is launching a bid to challenge Republican incumbent Louie Zumbach for the District 3 Linn County supervisor seat in 2024. Looking to leave the Republican trifecta of state government behind, she said, “I can do a lot more for my community” in the local seat.

WEST UNION — The Fayette County Board of Supervisors approved 38 of 40 Oelwein city properties for tax abatement when it met Monday. Oelwein City Administrator Dylan Mulfinger and Fayette

Proposed rules meant to provide guidance to Iowan physicians lack specific penalties they could face for performing abortions under a new law that remains tied up in court.

Proposed rules meant to provide guidance to Iowan physicians lack specific penalties they could face for performing abortions under a new law that remains tied up in court.