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June 17, 2024
Is outnumbered. Good to have you. And ive had a long morning. I love the studio. Lets begin. Police conducting a marathon interrogation into the shooters girlfriend marilou danley. Through her lawyer, she denied she knew her now dead lover had been planning. Authorities say he spent decades stockpiling gowns and living a secret life. The questions are ramping up over whether this coldblooded killer acted alone. Do you think this was all accomplished on his own . On face value, you have to make t...
May 22, 2024
“It’s something we need to do,” said Rep. Brent Siegrist, R-Council Bluffs. “I was disappointed it got messed up at the end.”
May 21, 2024
Governor Kim Reynolds vetoed a bill aiming to increase transparency at public meetings.
May 21, 2024
Laura Belin: A poorly-worded bill on open meetings illustrated broader problems with how the GOP-controlled House and Senate do business.
May 16, 2024
Iowa Public Information Board writes Gov. Kim Reynolds about concerns
May 16, 2024
A bill adopted by the Iowa Legislature this year that is meant to more harshly penalize open meetings violations might also enable city councils, school boards and others to deliberate
May 5, 2024
Sen. Scott Webster recounts wins and losses of the 2024 legislative session.
May 2, 2024
In 2022, Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds eliminated the open enrollment deadline — now, it’s likely coming back. Quad-Cities superintendents commend this move, citing budget planning and staffing logistics.
May 1, 2024
The Legislature took an important step last week in voting to toughen penalties for state and local officials who violate a key government transparency tool, Iowaโs open meetings law. Unfortunately, lawmakersโ actions may not be enough to reverse the love for secrecy that too many government boar
April 28, 2024
The Quad-City Times Editorial Board points to examples of progress coming from the Iowa legislative session, including a transparency bill responding to city issues in Davenport that increases penalties for violating open meetings laws.