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Iowa schools would have fewer requirements on what they teach and how they provide instruction under a bill the Iowa Senate passed Tuesday.

Also, Iowa attorney general threatens to sue, and House bill regulates to-go cocktails.

The city of Clear Lake is expected to see an increase of 13.66% in property tax revenue next fiscal year due to increased valuations, but the overall maximum property tax

State Auditor Rob Sand said the lawsuit is the fourth discrimination case against UI Athletics in nine years, resulting in settlements totaling nearly $11 million on AD Gary Barta’s watch.

Despite rising cancer rates, Governor Kim Reynolds wants to stop requiring Iowa schools to teach about HPV and the vaccine that prevents it.

(Des Moines) Iowa House Representative Tom Moore, of Griswold, ran a bill in the Economic and Growth Technolog...

The theme of this session seems to be Wednesday/Thursday winter weather. Yet again winter weather hit Wednesday and remained icy into Thursday. Legislators have been bundling up to get...

Mason City property owners can expect a slight decrease in the citys tax rate for the fiscal year beginning July 1.

In the United States, foreign entities own more than 38 million acres of our farmland. Foreign ownership of our farmland puts our national and food security at risk.

Health care employment law was once again a critical focus for many legislative bodies in 2022. Many states have enacted new laws policies governing wages, working conditions, rights of health care workers. Federal government has also issued relevant guidance.