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Iowa property owners are off the hook for about $130 million in taxes they would have otherwise paid under an erroneous assessment formula, but local governments are left holding the bag under legislation signed into law Monday by Gov. Kim Reynolds.

DES MOINES — Iowa property owners are off the hook for about $130 million in taxes they otherwise would have paid under an erroneous assessment formula, but local governments are

The Carroll County Board of Supervisors has approved the sale of the former Chicago and North Western train depot in Breda, contingent on a minor adjustment to

Iowa property owners are off the hook for about $130 million in taxes they otherwise would have paid under an erroneous assessment formula, but local governments are left holding the

Health care employment law was once again a critical focus for many legislative bodies in 2022. While much of our 2021 Year in Review focused on how states addressed the COVID-19...

A proposed bill would prevent earned or good time credit from being applied to mandatory mininums for habitual, repeat and violent offenders.

Hunter 02/16/23 The State of Iowa's Homeland Security Department will pay to replace firefighter equipment damaged in an explosion and fire in Marengo. The

Under Iowa law, Mark David Russell faces a mandatory life sentence.

Proposed pipeline-related legislation in this session mostly has come from Sen. Jeff Taylor, a Republican from Sioux Center, though none of the bills he has proposed has advanced.

Pella City Council Considering Maximum Rate Increase Ahead of Budget Meetings