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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.

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

The Teamsters announced 36 drivers at three 10 Roads Express locations in Iowa and Nebraska voted to join the union. Also: Iowa extends weight exemption for certain ag haulers; Drivewyze expands into eastern Canada.

On Thursday, Governor Kim Reynolds signed an extension of the proclamation relating to the weight limits and transportation of grain, fertilizer, and manure.

Yard signs in support of candidates are displayed on election day in Marion, Iowa on Tuesday, November 7, 2023. Voters …

A state Board of Regents study group will present its final report and recommendations on a nearly seven-month study and pause of diversity, equity, and inclusion programs at regent universities at the next regents meeting next week. The report recommends that the regents and the regent universities restructure central DEI structures to include staff essential...

The Iowa Utilities Board (IUB) issued an order laet Wednesday that sets a scheduling conference to discuss a proposed procedural schedule and public hearing date for Alliant Energy-Interstate Power and

UAW informed Mack that it will hold a vote next week on the agreement, negotiated by both sides. Also: Trucker Path offering reserved parking discounts at certain locations; Iowa ag haulers weight waiver extended; Drivewyze expands in Canada.

The Wright County Board of Supervisors finished up work on redistricting the county into five districts Nov. 6.

New director of housing development Ethan Standard was introduced at Tuesday's city council meeting.