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Laura Belin: Although Republicans didn't enact any bills specifically targeting LGBTQ Iowans in 2024, some new laws will harm the community.

(Clarinda) – The Page County Board of Supervisors is continuing its formulation of a ordinance governing solar projects in the county.

Scott County Sheriff Tim Lane says he expects to be exonerated after a complaint was filed earlier this week with the Iowa Ethics and Campaign Disclosure Board. According to records, the board is investigating whether Lane used public resources for political purposes, as prohibited by the Iowa code. “Tim Lane registered an entry in the […]

Discover the do's and don'ts of encountering Iowa's wildlife babies. Learn why to leave them be, and how observing from a distance can be the most beneficial.

Discover the do's and don'ts of encountering Iowa's wildlife babies. Learn why to leave them be, and how observing from a distance can be the most beneficial.

Discover the do's and don'ts of encountering Iowa's wildlife babies. Learn why to leave them be, and how observing from a distance can be the most beneficial.

In Bridgestone Americas, Inc. v. Anderson, No. 22-1328, 2024 WL 1335165 (Iowa March 29, 2024), the Iowa Supreme Court resolved the uncertainty surrounding the method...

A judge has ruled Sioux City school board member Dan Greenwell must pay a $500 court fee and former superintendent Paul Gausmans attorney fees and court fees.

A judge has ruled Sioux City school board member Dan Greenwell must pay a $500 court fee and former superintendent Paul Gausmans attorney fees and court fees from a lawsuit

A judge has ruled Sioux City school board member Dan Greenwell must pay a $500 court fee and former superintendent Paul Gausmans attorney fees and court fees from a lawsuit