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State senators gave initial approval Monday to a bill that would bring back the death penalty in Iowa for first-degree murder cases where a person intentionally murders a police officer

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

As written, the bill could apply to anyone convicted of first-degree murder, but lawmakers plan to amend it to pertain only to someone who murders a law enforcement officer.

Statehouse Republicans have proposed multiple legislative changes that would allow them greater access to the judicial process when a state law is challenged.

As written, the bill could apply to anyone convicted of first-degree murder, but lawmakers plan to amend it to pertain only to someone who murders a law enforcement officer.

Opinion: William David Tilly III, a former Iowa Department of Education administrator, explains what's wrong with Kim Reynolds' AEA proposal.

Iowa’s 2024 legislative session has featured bills that would affect Iowa’s land, water and air. Here are seven introduced by Republicans this month.

OSKALOOSA — State elected officials delved into Gov. Kim Reynolds’ proposed reforms to Area Education Agencies as they paid their first visit of the year to Mahaska County’s Coffee and

Dave Tilly, a special educator and former state government official, warned Iowa lawmakers about proposed changes to Area Education Agencies.

Last year, the overarching topic of concern at the forefront of school boards across the state was the Educational Savings Account “vouchers” program.