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Grieving families urged a state senator to propose a stand-alone hands-free driving bill, without the ban on traffic cameras.

Also, lawmakers advance a bill allowing families to monitor nursing home residents.

A trio of Iowa senators — two Republicans and one Democrat — recommended a bill Tuesday put forth by Gov. Kim Reynolds that would tighten reporting requirements for land that

House lawmakers will hold a subcommittee meeting at noon today to take public input on the bill. The Senate will hold its own meeting at 2 p.m.

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DES MOINES — Iowa law enforcement officials and grieving families of Iowans killed by distracted drivers packed a Senate committee room Tuesday over a proposal that would pair a ban

Iowa school districts could hire religious chaplains to counsel students under a bill given preliminary approval Tuesday in a House subcommittee.

Two proposals that Iowa lawmakers have been debating unsuccessfully for years — one that would ban handheld use of cell phones behind the wheel and one that would ban traffic

The amendment to Senate Study Bill 3073 (SSB3073) — the bill reorganizing Area Education Agencies (AEA) — was sent out on Saturday. On Monday, Gov. Kim Rey

Iowa statehouse Republicans have proposed multiple changes to state law that would allow them greater access to the judicial process when a state law is challenged in court