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New Iowa bill would result in public employee unions having to go to court to force employers' compliance with the law, union representatives complain

Gov. Bill Lee on Monday delivered his annual State of the State address to gathered lawmakers, with his 2024-25 budget proposal defined by more than $1 billion in planned tax refunds for corporations and a projection that years of annual revenue growth have come to an end.

A new bill at the Capitol this session wants to keep school districts from punishing students or teachers when they use someone's legal name or go against their

Private school scholarships, permitting reform among priorities for 2024 session

Everyone agrees on 'why.’ It’s ‘how’ that gets tricky

Legislation being debated in Iowa Legislature aims to stop teachers from grooming students for sexual relationships.

Groups representing Iowa educators say legislation designed to stop teachers from grooming their students is too broadly written and could have “a chilling effect” on educators connecting with pupils.

Groups representing Iowa educators say legislation designed to stop teachers from grooming their students is too broadly written and could have “a chilling effect” on educators connecting with pupils.

Groups representing Iowa educators say legislation designed to stop teachers from grooming their students is too broadly written and could have “a chilling effect” on educators connecting with pupils.

MCAST and the MUT are in an industrial dispute over a new collective agreement