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Among the new initiatives in next year’s budget are increased salaries for judges, funding for a new state Division of Special Education, and funding to increase accessibility at Iowa’s state parks.

Unless legislators take action this year to change Iowa law, the estimated roughly 300 to 350 Iowans involved in the settlement will receive a fraction of the awards they would be entitled to.

Representatives of Iowa's credit unions told lawmakers there’s no need for the bill.

Iowa will turn down federal funding to pay for summer food aid to children, opting instead for a state-funded program officials say will provide better nutrition and will avoid $2.2 million a year for administration.

Statehouse Republicans, in response, contend Iowa Democrats and the Biden administration are working together to misrepresent Iowa’s youth employment laws.

Statehouse Republicans who passed the bill say the federal labor department is working off old information or misunderstanding the legislation.

As Iowans heard the news of the school massacre in Uvalde, Texas, their minds are already thinking forward as to what can be done in Congress to keep this from happening again.