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A bill introduced by State Sen. Adrian Dickey (R-Packwood) aims to punish public employees' unions if their employer fails to submit a list of employees to the

Iowa legislators have placed a focus on public libraries recently. House Study Bill 678 (HSB678) was introduced on Wednesday, and the Local Government subcomm

Also, the state joined a crypto lawsuit and a union threatens to strike over a proposed bill.

A proposed bill would nullify a public employee union if its employer did not submit a list of workers eligible to vote in a recertification election.

Proposed legislation that would shorten student teaching requirements for certain students and expand work-based and other experiential learning programs will move ahead with a promise to address lingering concerns from

Bruce Lear looks closely at a proposed amendment to Governor Kim Reynolds' plan to overhaul Iowa Area Education Agencies.

One day short of the Feb. 8 deadline, an Iowa House committee advanced a “shell” bill without a number for the school supplemental aid growth for next school year.

The GOP legislator who introduced the bill said it is needed to close a loophole in the state’s collective bargaining law, while a Democrat called it ‘union-busting’

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

(Des Moines) -- A bill restricting anonymous environmental complaints is progressing at the Iowa statehouse.