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This year, lawmakers passed, and Gov. Kim Reynolds signed, more than 180 new laws affecting policy areas such as education, taxes, agriculture and health care.

Bills signed this year enact thousands of changes to state code across everything from government organization to education to mental health.

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds signed the last bills of the 2024 session into law last week, wrapping up the year’s lawmaking season that began in January. Reynolds signed more than

WOC Newstalk 1420 is the Quad Cities place to talk! WOC is also the Quad Cities home for Iowa sports with a full slate of Iowa football and basketball games.

Who doesn't love breakfast? Bacon, eggs, toast, and sausage are a great combo but what place does it the best in Wisconsin? Take a trip to Madison to have Wisconsin's best breakfast.

You may have heard a unique term during severe weather this week.

Your kids need need something to do this summer and the Niabi Zoo has just that for your kids. They are taking registrations for certain age groups to join in on the fun.

Part of my daily routine is to begin my morning with a cup of coffee. In the past week, that morning routine has been literally shattered to pieces, and, in ...

The greatest risk is during the afternoon and evening of Tuesday, May 21. Multiple thunderstorms are predicted to occur with damaging winds, large hail and tornadoes.

Severe storms are forecasted to come through the greater Quad Cities region Monday night and all of Tuesday, with tornadoes and 80 mph winds possible.